Sustainability Victoria announces funding of our collaborative research project with Swinburne University and GT Recycling
ROBOVOID shall be attending ECOLOGIQ's conference in September which aims to catalyse sustainable infrastructure construction on the Victorian government's "BIG BUILD". We look forward to seeing you there!
US patent no. 11,352,789 which underpins the ROBOVOID void former solution has been granted by the US patent office.
"The thermal resistivity of concrete façade elements containing novel recycled plastic void formers: An experimental and numerical investigation", authored by Dr Thomas Loh and Dr Kate Nguyen of RMIT University and Dr John Stehle of ROBOVOID has been published in the Journal of Building Engineering.
Warrington Fire, under the supervision of Dr Kate Nguyen of RMIT University has successfully tested a 275mm thick ROBOVOID slab and achieved a 4 hour fire rating.
Sustainability Victoria has awarded Swinburne University R&D grant funding to develop an innovative recycled plastic bed solution in collaboration with ROBOVOID and GT Recycling.
Over 200 small scale tests conducted at Swinburne University and RMIT University have demonstrated the excellent performance capabilities of ROBOVOID technology at small scale.
Case study report on research undertaken by Swinburne University, ROBOVOID and GT Recycling with Sustainability Victoria support
ROBOVOID has commissioned an automated injection moulding production cell, including robotic product handling, in collaboration with Geetha Engineering and Sagacious.
Robovoid has featured in an AMTIL publication regarding the use of additive manufacturing in developing its production process.
Robovoid has been awarded CRCp8 grant funding from the Australian federal government and is now proceeding with research and development of the solution towards commercialisation in collaboration with its partners.
Sustainability Victoria has awarded a grant to Swinburne University in order to explore the use of recycled plastic in void former components.
AMTIL has awarded Robovoid a voucher in order to explore the use of additive manufacturing in prototype injection moulding tools.
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