A world’s first, this project has adapted ocean monitoring technology into the context of smart water management. Tests carried out in a Sydney Water testbed have shown that ocean grade fibre optics and sonar hydrophone arrays – using triangulation and scenario matched signal processing software – can intelligently detect and locate leaks in large water[…]
Sea trials have successfully concluded Zedelef’s two year CRC-P project with Thales Underwater Systems and UNSW. A 16-channel optical sonar array incorporating Zedelef’s technology has been deployed and tested at Lake Macquarie in late October. Read the full story here.
Zedelef is delighted to announce the successful award of a grant by the Office of Naval Research of the USA to support the project “Multi-Optrode Array for Neural Interfacing”, led by Dr L. Silvestri, at The University of New South Wales. The project aims at developing a Brain Machine Interface based on liquid crystal optical[…]
The paper “A biopotential optrode array: operation principles and simulations” by A. Al Abed, H. Srinivas, J. Firth, F. Ladouceur, N.H. Lovell and L. Silvestri, illustrating the concept of using Zedelef’s optical technology to monitor brain activity, has just been published on Nature Publishing Group’s journal “Scientific Reports”. The work presents evidence that optrode arrays based on[…]
Zedelef is being showcased on the business.gov.au website as a successful examples of how the R&D Tax Incentive has assisted companies across the Australia to access opportunities, grow their business and remain competitive. Read Zedelef’s Customer Story here.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office granted Zedelef’s technology the US. Patent No 9,921,248
For their innovative sensor development work, François Ladouceur and Yingge (Lucy) Chen were invited to the 2018 Langfang International Economic and Trade Fair held on 18-21 May in Langfang in the province of Hebei. There they promoted Zedelef and UNSW, showcasing a novel industrial monitoring technology. They exhibited Zedelef’s fully redundant, intrinsically safe oxygen and temperature sensing[…]
In the last week of June, Francois, Jos and Leonardo flew to Carros (France) to present Zedelef’s optical telemetry system to Schneider Electric. Shane Ayerst from Schneider Electric Australia introduced the technology to his French colleagues, while Zedelef’s team showed the demo. Big thanks to our friends at Ampcontrol, who provided their H3RO optical network. Zedelef + H3RO[…]
Zedelef was present with a stand at the CRC Showcase in the Great Hall of the Parliament House in Canberra. On the 24th of May, Francois and Leonardo travelled to Canberra to showcase Zedelef’s technology to politicians and colleagues.
Zedelef will present its “Optical telemetry system for hazardous environments” at the 2016 UNSW Innovation Summit & Showcase on the 25th of November at the Westin Hotel, Sydney. Come and visit our stand, where a full demo will be on display. Register here for the event.