Underwater robot begins to demonstrate net benefit
Tasmanian underwater robot maker Southern Ocean Subsea has started shipping its salmon-net repair vehicle to Norway and recently won a $20,000 state grant.
Innovation Minister, Tasmanian Government
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Tasmanian underwater robot maker Southern Ocean Subsea has started shipping its salmon-net repair vehicle to Norway and recently won a $20,000 state grant.
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Round four of Tasmania's Advanced Manufacturing Accelerating Growth Program has granted about $870,000 to eleven manufacturers, with individual awards listed for equipment purchases and expansion projects across the state.
Tasmania's government has opened a fourth round of manufacturing grants worth up to $100,000 each, and the article recalls a $100,000 grant earlier awarded to Pivot Maritime International under round two.
Tasmania's government has granted twelve manufacturers a combined $865,000 under its Advanced Manufacturing Accelerating Growth Grants program, backing $2.2 million of private investment and roughly forty new jobs.