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Hettich partner with LBT Innovations to commercialise ACVT technology

Posted on April 15, 2013 by Ian

From the LBT Innovations ASX release:

15 April 2013, Adelaide: Medical technology company LBT Innovations Limited (ASX: LBT) has signed an agreement with the Switzerland-based laboratory instrumentation company, Hettich AG Switzerland, to finalise a partnership to complete the development and commercialisation of LBT’s Automated Plate Assessment System (APAS®).

The APAS system is built upon technology developed by the ACVT in partnership with LBT Innovations, and this agreement is another indication of the ability of the ACVT to develop and commercialise world-leading technologies.

LBT Innovations presents APAS study results

LBT Innovations (ASX:LBT) has published the details of its extensive study into the accuracy of its Automated Plate Assessment System (APAS). Results from the study were released in a poster presentation at the Australian Society for Microbiology annual meeting in Melbourne this week. The poster confirms the headline result that, comparing the screening of hundreds of clinical samples by APAS […]

Amanda Vanstone on our collaboration with LBT

Lusia Guthrie was interviewed by Amanda Vanstone about our collaboration on the ABC’s Counterpoint program. The ex Foreign Minster was particularly pleased that the technology was developed in South Australia. The audio is available here.

Scalable classification for massive datasets: randomized algorithms (LP120200485)

ACVT has been awarded a 3 year ARC Linkage Grant valued at $510,000. The industry partner on the grant is LBT Innovations, an SA based biomedical company. The CIs on the project are Prof. Anton van den Hengel, Dr Chunhua Shen and Dr Qinfeng Shi. Classification is a fundamental data analysis technology and is applied […]

Anton van den Hengel, Professor

Anton van den Hengel Professor Anton van den Hengel is the Director of the Australian Centre for Visual Technologies at the University of Adelaide. He formed the ACVT in 2006 and it has since grown to over 40 members. He conducts research in a variety of areas within Computer Vision, ranging from fundamental mathematical analysis […]

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