2015 NSW iAwards success for the Biologically Inspired Climbing Robot

"The iAwards honours companies at the cutting edge of technology innovation and recognises the achievements of home-grown Australian innovators."

Earlier this year, the Biologically Inspired Climbing Robot, was nominated for the prestigious 2015 NSW iAwards for the best and most innovative new product under the development domain. On 7 July 2015, the winners and merit recipients were announced at the NSW iAwards Presentation and the CAS project team was honoured to have received a Merit Recipient award with industry partner, Roads and Maritime Services (RMS). Following this success, the CAS-RMS team will represent NSW at the National iAwards in August which will be held on 25-27 August in Melbourne. The winners of the National iAwards will go on to represent Australia at the Asia Pacific ICT Awards (APICTA), to be held on 18-22 November in Sri Lanka.

2015 NSW iAwards winners and merit recipients here
Read more about the iAwards here

 

Professor Dikai Liu receives the Merit Recipient award at the 2015 NSW iAwards evening


Centre: Prof. Dikai Liu, Co-Director of CAS

Group photo with team members from RMS and CAS at the iAwards evening.


UTS:CAS-RMS team photo

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