AAM currently has an Energy InkTM grant with the University of...

AAM currently has an Energy InkTM grant with the University of New South Wales under consideration from the Federal Government. The total budget for the project is $2,789,275 and if successful, requires a cash contribution of $800,000 from AAM. Under this project, Professor Chu, a co-inventor of the technology, will be able to be engaged in a full-time capacity for four years. Energy InkTM IP will be retained 100% by AAM. Successful applicants are expected to be notified in Q2 2023.


Looks like SOR missed the announcement on Monday (I hadn't realised/noticed until now that the funding application was not just linked to AAM but also includes Stealth Technologies):

	State	Investigator(s)	Project Summary	Industry Partner(s)	Administering Organisation	Total Project Funding	Project Duration in years
1	New South Wales	Professor Dewei Chu	This project aims to address the industry need for self-powered, light-weight and durable Internet of Things (IoT) devices for environmental sensing applications. The goal will be achieved by designing high power moisture-driven electric generators with a bi-layer interfacial architecture, developing non-flammable energy storage devices with cost-effective electrodes, and printing low power environmental sensors with hetero-structured materials. The key outcome will be a new class of IoT devices with high power density, sustainable output, and real time environmental monitoring capabilities, that will directly benefit Australian industry by providing cost-effective, yet efficient ways to monitor and support safe working environments.	AAM PTY LTD; STEALTH TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD	The University of New South Wales	$1,019,275	4