Hub Members
Meet the members of the CEAT Innovation Hub.
From start-ups to growing national and international enterprises, these businesses are co-located in our innovation precinct where they have access to the expertise and infrastructure at ANU and CSIRO.
Our vibrant Innovation Hub is home to several agri-tech businesses and skilled people in our region driving new agri-tech solutions.
Nourish Ingredients is a food technology company leading the movement to revolutionise how alternative protein products are made. Nourish create tailored, animal-free fats and oils that make plant-based meat, fish and dairy alternatives even better – tastier and more sustainable.
Wildlife Drones is a tech company that has developed an innovative radio-tracking drone system for locating wildlife and pest animals. Their new initiative, Stock Drones, adapts this world-leading technology for the agriculture sector to improve livestock management and cattle mustering practices.
Membrane Transporter Engineers (MTE) develops protein components for highly specific element and nutrient separation from complex solutions and for crop improvement purposes.
Gondwana Genomics is the first company in the world to deploy DNA screening on a large scale to boost tree production in commercial forestry. By DNA testing a single seedling leaf, the company can predict a tree’s traits and key commercial attributes, such as growth rate and resistance to diseases.
Former CSIRO biochemist, Stephen Trowell, has founded a start-up company to allow food companies to check that their products meet the safety and quality needs of consumers. PPB Technology’s entry into the market will answer a burning question for millions of consumers – how to quickly detect the amount of lactose in lactose-modified milk.
CEAT Innovation Hub Alumni
Flurosat is an award-winning crop management and agronomy software offering satellite crop monitoring, crop stress alerts & nitrogen management for precision agriculture.
Scientific Instruments Australia (SIA) is an innovative company that designs and manufactures instrumentation and software for plant science, biotechnology and agriculture. It has offices and labs at La Trobe University’s Research and Development Park in Melbourne and CEAT.
Quantum Brilliance is a start-up company building quantum computers with the ultimate goal of developing ‘QPUs’ that are the size of an accelerator card.
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