Queensland-based medtech firm WearOptimo will begin mass production of its microwearable sensor technology, following a AU$30 million partnership deal with the Queensland government, the Australian National University (ANU), and the Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF) to establish its own manufacturing facility.
Aspen Medical has announced a partnership with The Canberra Symphony Orchestra (CSO). The CSO has consulted closely with Aspen Medical to implement best-practice, COVID-safe measures.
The Australian Government has appointed Aspen Medical to the panel that will be called upon to provide a vaccine workforce to supplement the existing immunisation workforce for specific populations across Australia.
The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has partnered with Aspen Medical to assist Australian athletes manage the challenges of Games qualification, Team assembly, competing and returning from next year’s Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
By 2030, millions of global working hours will be lost due to heat stress and dehydration, and countless lives will be at risk. A potent new Australian technology launched at The Australian National University today by partners WearOptimo and Aspen Medical has the answers.
Aspen Medical has signed an exclusive agreement with Melbourne-based Smart Badge to distribute the tech company’s world-leading contact tracing wearable devices in Australia.Smart Badge will complement the company's existing suite of COVID-19 solutions.
Aspen Medical has stepped up to plug Australia's personal protective equipment (PPE) gap with the launch of a new manufacturing facility with support from the Queensland Government’s Advance Queensland Industry Attraction Fund. The new facility is based in Brendale, a suburb of Brisbane.
The 51-bed COVID-19 Surge Facility was designed in seven days and took 37 days to complete. The facility utilises the latest infectious disease design standards from the WHO and CDC.
The 100th GP-led respiratory clinic to be established by Aspen Medical on behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health opened today in Mudgee, New South Wales, as part of the Australian Government’s $2.4 billion health response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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