Board members
Board members
Board members
ARM Hub Board
ARM Hub Board
ARM Hub Board
Emeritus Professor Roy Green is Special Innovation Advisor at the University of Technology Sydney. Roy graduated with first class honours from the University of Adelaide and gained a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge, where he was also a Research Fellow. He has worked in universities, business and government in Australia and overseas, including as Dean of the Macquarie Graduate School of Management and Dean and Vice-President for Research at the National University of Ireland, Galway. He is a Conjoint Professor at the University of Newcastle and a Fellow of the Irish Academy of Management and Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce. Roy has advised and published widely in the areas of innovation policy and management as well as trends in business education. He has undertaken research projects with the OECD, European Commission and other international bodies. Roy chaired the Australian Government’s Innovative Regions Centre, CSIRO Manufacturing Sector Advisory Council, NSW Manufacturing Council and Queensland Competition Authority. He has also participated as a member of the Enterprise Connect Advisory Committee, ABS Innovation Technical Reference Group, SA Training and Skills Commission, SA Public Sector Performance Commission, Committee for Sydney Knowledge Economy Taskforce, Australian Fashion Chamber and the Prime Minister’s Manufacturing Taskforce. Roy conducted the Australian Government’s Review of the Textile, Clothing and Footwear Industries, led Australian participation in a global study of management practice and productivity, and coordinated an Australian Business Deans Council project on the future of management education. He has prepared or co-authored numerous research and public policy reports, including: a national innovation framework for Australia for the Business Council of Australia public sector innovation for the Institute of Public Administration Australia understanding productivity for the McKell Institute mapping NSW innovation precincts for the NSW Government. He also authored a report for the Senate Innovation System Inquiry on the structure and performance of Australia’s national innovation system, which became an input to the Prime Minister’s National Innovation and Science Agenda. More recently, Roy joined the Research Advisory Committee of the Centre for Policy Development, the Board of the Innovative Manufacturing CRC and the newly established Australian Design Council. He is also currently Chair of the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Hub and the Port of Newcastle.
Emeritus Professor Roy Green is Special Innovation Advisor at the University of Technology Sydney. Roy graduated with first class honours from the University of Adelaide and gained a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge, where he was also a Research Fellow. He has worked in universities, business and government in Australia and overseas, including as Dean of the Macquarie Graduate School of Management and Dean and Vice-President for Research at the National University of Ireland, Galway. He is a Conjoint Professor at the University of Newcastle and a Fellow of the Irish Academy of Management and Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce. Roy has advised and published widely in the areas of innovation policy and management as well as trends in business education. He has undertaken research projects with the OECD, European Commission and other international bodies. Roy chaired the Australian Government’s Innovative Regions Centre, CSIRO Manufacturing Sector Advisory Council, NSW Manufacturing Council and Queensland Competition Authority. He has also participated as a member of the Enterprise Connect Advisory Committee, ABS Innovation Technical Reference Group, SA Training and Skills Commission, SA Public Sector Performance Commission, Committee for Sydney Knowledge Economy Taskforce, Australian Fashion Chamber and the Prime Minister’s Manufacturing Taskforce. Roy conducted the Australian Government’s Review of the Textile, Clothing and Footwear Industries, led Australian participation in a global study of management practice and productivity, and coordinated an Australian Business Deans Council project on the future of management education. He has prepared or co-authored numerous research and public policy reports, including: a national innovation framework for Australia for the Business Council of Australia public sector innovation for the Institute of Public Administration Australia understanding productivity for the McKell Institute mapping NSW innovation precincts for the NSW Government. He also authored a report for the Senate Innovation System Inquiry on the structure and performance of Australia’s national innovation system, which became an input to the Prime Minister’s National Innovation and Science Agenda. More recently, Roy joined the Research Advisory Committee of the Centre for Policy Development, the Board of the Innovative Manufacturing CRC and the newly established Australian Design Council. He is also currently Chair of the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Hub and the Port of Newcastle.
Emeritus Professor Roy Green is Special Innovation Advisor at the University of Technology Sydney. Roy graduated with first class honours from the University of Adelaide and gained a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge, where he was also a Research Fellow. He has worked in universities, business and government in Australia and overseas, including as Dean of the Macquarie Graduate School of Management and Dean and Vice-President for Research at the National University of Ireland, Galway. He is a Conjoint Professor at the University of Newcastle and a Fellow of the Irish Academy of Management and Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce. Roy has advised and published widely in the areas of innovation policy and management as well as trends in business education. He has undertaken research projects with the OECD, European Commission and other international bodies. Roy chaired the Australian Government’s Innovative Regions Centre, CSIRO Manufacturing Sector Advisory Council, NSW Manufacturing Council and Queensland Competition Authority. He has also participated as a member of the Enterprise Connect Advisory Committee, ABS Innovation Technical Reference Group, SA Training and Skills Commission, SA Public Sector Performance Commission, Committee for Sydney Knowledge Economy Taskforce, Australian Fashion Chamber and the Prime Minister’s Manufacturing Taskforce. Roy conducted the Australian Government’s Review of the Textile, Clothing and Footwear Industries, led Australian participation in a global study of management practice and productivity, and coordinated an Australian Business Deans Council project on the future of management education. He has prepared or co-authored numerous research and public policy reports, including: a national innovation framework for Australia for the Business Council of Australia public sector innovation for the Institute of Public Administration Australia understanding productivity for the McKell Institute mapping NSW innovation precincts for the NSW Government. He also authored a report for the Senate Innovation System Inquiry on the structure and performance of Australia’s national innovation system, which became an input to the Prime Minister’s National Innovation and Science Agenda. More recently, Roy joined the Research Advisory Committee of the Centre for Policy Development, the Board of the Innovative Manufacturing CRC and the newly established Australian Design Council. He is also currently Chair of the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Hub and the Port of Newcastle.
Matthew is the Co-Founder and Managing Director at UAP. Matthew co-founded UAP with his brother Daniel in 1993, starting out with a small workshop in Brisbane. Over the past 25 years, UAP has grown to become a global enterprise and is recognised as a world leader in public art and architectural design solutions.
Matthew is the Co-Founder and Managing Director at UAP. Matthew co-founded UAP with his brother Daniel in 1993, starting out with a small workshop in Brisbane. Over the past 25 years, UAP has grown to become a global enterprise and is recognised as a world leader in public art and architectural design solutions.
Matthew is the Co-Founder and Managing Director at UAP. Matthew co-founded UAP with his brother Daniel in 1993, starting out with a small workshop in Brisbane. Over the past 25 years, UAP has grown to become a global enterprise and is recognised as a world leader in public art and architectural design solutions.
Jackie Taranto is a seasoned business executive and entrepreneur with over 30 years’ experience across a range of industries including technology, advanced manufacturing, international trade, medical, finance & investment, research, and infrastructure. She specialises in creating business collaboration opportunities and platforms to extract and build economic value out of timely deployment of technology and talent. Jackie has an extensive industry, research, education, and government business network in Australia, Germany, India, China, Israel and USA, where she has facilitated state-level delegations, visits and cooperative agreements. Jackie is an advisor to the board of Gilmour Space Technologies, Australia’s leading launch services company.
Jackie Taranto is a seasoned business executive and entrepreneur with over 30 years’ experience across a range of industries including technology, advanced manufacturing, international trade, medical, finance & investment, research, and infrastructure. She specialises in creating business collaboration opportunities and platforms to extract and build economic value out of timely deployment of technology and talent. Jackie has an extensive industry, research, education, and government business network in Australia, Germany, India, China, Israel and USA, where she has facilitated state-level delegations, visits and cooperative agreements. Jackie is an advisor to the board of Gilmour Space Technologies, Australia’s leading launch services company.
Jackie Taranto is a seasoned business executive and entrepreneur with over 30 years’ experience across a range of industries including technology, advanced manufacturing, international trade, medical, finance & investment, research, and infrastructure. She specialises in creating business collaboration opportunities and platforms to extract and build economic value out of timely deployment of technology and talent. Jackie has an extensive industry, research, education, and government business network in Australia, Germany, India, China, Israel and USA, where she has facilitated state-level delegations, visits and cooperative agreements. Jackie is an advisor to the board of Gilmour Space Technologies, Australia’s leading launch services company.
Brian has over 40 years’ experience in the financial services and resources sectors. He joined Morgans Stockbroking in 1997 as a Senior Research Analyst, was appointed to the Morgans Board in 2000 and in 2004 was appointed Managing Director of the Group. In 2016, Brian moved into the Executive Chairman position of Morgans Financial Limited and in October 2023 was appointed Chairman of Morgans Holdings (Australia) Ltd. Brian continues to oversee the roll-out of the Group’s strategy. Prior to joining Morgans, Brian spent a number of years working offshore in Europe and the People’s Republic of China, where he successfully established and ran a Joint Venture operation for a listed Australian company.
Brian has over 40 years’ experience in the financial services and resources sectors. He joined Morgans Stockbroking in 1997 as a Senior Research Analyst, was appointed to the Morgans Board in 2000 and in 2004 was appointed Managing Director of the Group. In 2016, Brian moved into the Executive Chairman position of Morgans Financial Limited and in October 2023 was appointed Chairman of Morgans Holdings (Australia) Ltd. Brian continues to oversee the roll-out of the Group’s strategy. Prior to joining Morgans, Brian spent a number of years working offshore in Europe and the People’s Republic of China, where he successfully established and ran a Joint Venture operation for a listed Australian company.
Brian has over 40 years’ experience in the financial services and resources sectors. He joined Morgans Stockbroking in 1997 as a Senior Research Analyst, was appointed to the Morgans Board in 2000 and in 2004 was appointed Managing Director of the Group. In 2016, Brian moved into the Executive Chairman position of Morgans Financial Limited and in October 2023 was appointed Chairman of Morgans Holdings (Australia) Ltd. Brian continues to oversee the roll-out of the Group’s strategy. Prior to joining Morgans, Brian spent a number of years working offshore in Europe and the People’s Republic of China, where he successfully established and ran a Joint Venture operation for a listed Australian company.
Clinton is a Professor in Vision & Signal Processing and is Co-Director of the SAIVT (Signal Processing, Articial Intelligence and Vision Technologies) at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). He is also the Associate Dean of Research of the Facility of Engineering. He holds a BEng (Aero/AV), an MBA, and PhD in computer vision. Clinton actively researches across computer vision, machine learning, signal processing and artificial intelligence. He has published over 350 internationally peer-reviewed articles and has attracted over $48M of cash funding for fundamental and applied research from external competitive sources. This includes 12 Australian Category 1 grants funded by the Australian Research Council, the Medical Research Future Fund, and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. He currently serves on the editorial boards for the IEEE Transactions on Image Processing and Pattern Recognition, and has previously served on the editorial board for the IEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security. He serves on the Asset Institute Board of Directors, the IEEE Biometrics Council, the IEEE Task Force on Deep Vision in Space, and is a representative on the Defence AI Key Stakeholder Group for the Defence Artificial Intelligence Research Network (DAIRNet) within Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group.
Clinton is a Professor in Vision & Signal Processing and is Co-Director of the SAIVT (Signal Processing, Articial Intelligence and Vision Technologies) at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). He is also the Associate Dean of Research of the Facility of Engineering. He holds a BEng (Aero/AV), an MBA, and PhD in computer vision. Clinton actively researches across computer vision, machine learning, signal processing and artificial intelligence. He has published over 350 internationally peer-reviewed articles and has attracted over $48M of cash funding for fundamental and applied research from external competitive sources. This includes 12 Australian Category 1 grants funded by the Australian Research Council, the Medical Research Future Fund, and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. He currently serves on the editorial boards for the IEEE Transactions on Image Processing and Pattern Recognition, and has previously served on the editorial board for the IEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security. He serves on the Asset Institute Board of Directors, the IEEE Biometrics Council, the IEEE Task Force on Deep Vision in Space, and is a representative on the Defence AI Key Stakeholder Group for the Defence Artificial Intelligence Research Network (DAIRNet) within Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group.
Clinton is a Professor in Vision & Signal Processing and is Co-Director of the SAIVT (Signal Processing, Articial Intelligence and Vision Technologies) at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). He is also the Associate Dean of Research of the Facility of Engineering. He holds a BEng (Aero/AV), an MBA, and PhD in computer vision. Clinton actively researches across computer vision, machine learning, signal processing and artificial intelligence. He has published over 350 internationally peer-reviewed articles and has attracted over $48M of cash funding for fundamental and applied research from external competitive sources. This includes 12 Australian Category 1 grants funded by the Australian Research Council, the Medical Research Future Fund, and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. He currently serves on the editorial boards for the IEEE Transactions on Image Processing and Pattern Recognition, and has previously served on the editorial board for the IEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security. He serves on the Asset Institute Board of Directors, the IEEE Biometrics Council, the IEEE Task Force on Deep Vision in Space, and is a representative on the Defence AI Key Stakeholder Group for the Defence Artificial Intelligence Research Network (DAIRNet) within Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group.
Dr Cathy Foley AO PSM is an Australian physicist who has a long research career in devices, sensors and systems development as well as materials science. Her focus has been on nitride semiconductors, magnetic materials, superconducting electronics and magnetic sensing for a range of applications including quantum sensing for mineral exploration and defence. Her most successful application led to the commercialisation of the LANDTEM mineral exploration systems that have assisted in uncovering many billions of dollars of ore bodies. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the IOP journal Superconductor Science and Technology and has a strong interest in open access to research literature and research quality, integrity, excellence and impact. She has been an advocate for research translation and its commercialisation. Cathy was recently appointed to the CSIRO Board after 40 years of working in CSIRO where she held 20 different roles over that time including research fellow (now called a post-doctoral fellow), Chief of Materials Science and Engineering, Science Director and Deputy director of Manufacturing and CSIRO’s Chief Scientist. She completed her term as Australia’s 9th Chief Scientist in 2024.
Dr Cathy Foley AO PSM is an Australian physicist who has a long research career in devices, sensors and systems development as well as materials science. Her focus has been on nitride semiconductors, magnetic materials, superconducting electronics and magnetic sensing for a range of applications including quantum sensing for mineral exploration and defence. Her most successful application led to the commercialisation of the LANDTEM mineral exploration systems that have assisted in uncovering many billions of dollars of ore bodies. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the IOP journal Superconductor Science and Technology and has a strong interest in open access to research literature and research quality, integrity, excellence and impact. She has been an advocate for research translation and its commercialisation. Cathy was recently appointed to the CSIRO Board after 40 years of working in CSIRO where she held 20 different roles over that time including research fellow (now called a post-doctoral fellow), Chief of Materials Science and Engineering, Science Director and Deputy director of Manufacturing and CSIRO’s Chief Scientist. She completed her term as Australia’s 9th Chief Scientist in 2024.
Dr Cathy Foley AO PSM is an Australian physicist who has a long research career in devices, sensors and systems development as well as materials science. Her focus has been on nitride semiconductors, magnetic materials, superconducting electronics and magnetic sensing for a range of applications including quantum sensing for mineral exploration and defence. Her most successful application led to the commercialisation of the LANDTEM mineral exploration systems that have assisted in uncovering many billions of dollars of ore bodies. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the IOP journal Superconductor Science and Technology and has a strong interest in open access to research literature and research quality, integrity, excellence and impact. She has been an advocate for research translation and its commercialisation. Cathy was recently appointed to the CSIRO Board after 40 years of working in CSIRO where she held 20 different roles over that time including research fellow (now called a post-doctoral fellow), Chief of Materials Science and Engineering, Science Director and Deputy director of Manufacturing and CSIRO’s Chief Scientist. She completed her term as Australia’s 9th Chief Scientist in 2024.
Shannon Willoughby is Executive Director of the Strategic Partnerships Office at The University of Queensland. Under her leadership, the Strategic Partnerships Office serves as the front door for industry and government to connect with the university and support large scale, multi-faceted partnerships and projects which focus emerging global challenges and opportunities. In her role, Shannon drives opportunities of scale with government and industry to support new partnerships, in research, innovation and policy, with a focus on energy transition and resources, health and biomedical science, defence and national security, advanced manufacturing and enabling technologies, agriculture and the environment. Shannon is a former senior executive at Trade and Investment Queensland, CEO of Study Gold Coast and a former chief reporter at News Limited. She sits on a number of industry and advocacy boards and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Shannon Willoughby is Executive Director of the Strategic Partnerships Office at The University of Queensland. Under her leadership, the Strategic Partnerships Office serves as the front door for industry and government to connect with the university and support large scale, multi-faceted partnerships and projects which focus emerging global challenges and opportunities. In her role, Shannon drives opportunities of scale with government and industry to support new partnerships, in research, innovation and policy, with a focus on energy transition and resources, health and biomedical science, defence and national security, advanced manufacturing and enabling technologies, agriculture and the environment. Shannon is a former senior executive at Trade and Investment Queensland, CEO of Study Gold Coast and a former chief reporter at News Limited. She sits on a number of industry and advocacy boards and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Shannon Willoughby is Executive Director of the Strategic Partnerships Office at The University of Queensland. Under her leadership, the Strategic Partnerships Office serves as the front door for industry and government to connect with the university and support large scale, multi-faceted partnerships and projects which focus emerging global challenges and opportunities. In her role, Shannon drives opportunities of scale with government and industry to support new partnerships, in research, innovation and policy, with a focus on energy transition and resources, health and biomedical science, defence and national security, advanced manufacturing and enabling technologies, agriculture and the environment. Shannon is a former senior executive at Trade and Investment Queensland, CEO of Study Gold Coast and a former chief reporter at News Limited. She sits on a number of industry and advocacy boards and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Jenni Lightowlers is Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law at Deakin University and a founding partner of FAL Lawyers. A nationally recognised expert in establishing research and innovation entities—including Cooperative Research Centres—Jenni brings deep experience in technology commercialisation, IP strategy, and industry-research collaboration. Her legal expertise spans life sciences, defence export controls, and complex R&D agreements, and she is widely regarded as one of Australia’s leading intellectual property lawyers. With a career dedicated to strengthening partnerships between industry, research, and government, Jenni contributes to the ARM Hub board a strategic understanding of innovation ecosystems, governance, and the translation of advanced technologies into real-world impact.
Jenni Lightowlers is Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law at Deakin University and a founding partner of FAL Lawyers. A nationally recognised expert in establishing research and innovation entities—including Cooperative Research Centres—Jenni brings deep experience in technology commercialisation, IP strategy, and industry-research collaboration. Her legal expertise spans life sciences, defence export controls, and complex R&D agreements, and she is widely regarded as one of Australia’s leading intellectual property lawyers. With a career dedicated to strengthening partnerships between industry, research, and government, Jenni contributes to the ARM Hub board a strategic understanding of innovation ecosystems, governance, and the translation of advanced technologies into real-world impact.
Jenni Lightowlers is Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law at Deakin University and a founding partner of FAL Lawyers. A nationally recognised expert in establishing research and innovation entities—including Cooperative Research Centres—Jenni brings deep experience in technology commercialisation, IP strategy, and industry-research collaboration. Her legal expertise spans life sciences, defence export controls, and complex R&D agreements, and she is widely regarded as one of Australia’s leading intellectual property lawyers. With a career dedicated to strengthening partnerships between industry, research, and government, Jenni contributes to the ARM Hub board a strategic understanding of innovation ecosystems, governance, and the translation of advanced technologies into real-world impact.
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Professor Cori Stewart is a skilled and versatile science and technology commercialisation leader, who works in executive and advisor roles across industry, government, and the research sector. She is passionate about driving impact through university and industry collaboration and building strategic and trusted collaborations in Australia and across the globe. As the Founder and CEO of the ARM Hub, Cori has built an Australian-first not-for-profit technology commercialisation company. ARM Hub has nurtured hundreds of businesses to validate, commercialise and modernise using cutting-edge technologies, design thinking, new IP and workforce development strategies in defence, energy, medical, resources, agriculture sectors and more. Cori is widely recognised by her peers and the companies she works with, having been awarded one of Australia’s 2023 & 2024 ‘Superstars of STEM’ – lifting the profile of women and science in our communities – and the Asia Pacific 2022 Women in AI Award in AI for Manufacturing.
Professor Cori Stewart is a skilled and versatile science and technology commercialisation leader, who works in executive and advisor roles across industry, government, and the research sector. She is passionate about driving impact through university and industry collaboration and building strategic and trusted collaborations in Australia and across the globe. As the Founder and CEO of the ARM Hub, Cori has built an Australian-first not-for-profit technology commercialisation company. ARM Hub has nurtured hundreds of businesses to validate, commercialise and modernise using cutting-edge technologies, design thinking, new IP and workforce development strategies in defence, energy, medical, resources, agriculture sectors and more. Cori is widely recognised by her peers and the companies she works with, having been awarded one of Australia’s 2023 & 2024 ‘Superstars of STEM’ – lifting the profile of women and science in our communities – and the Asia Pacific 2022 Women in AI Award in AI for Manufacturing.
Professor Cori Stewart is a skilled and versatile science and technology commercialisation leader, who works in executive and advisor roles across industry, government, and the research sector. She is passionate about driving impact through university and industry collaboration and building strategic and trusted collaborations in Australia and across the globe. As the Founder and CEO of the ARM Hub, Cori has built an Australian-first not-for-profit technology commercialisation company. ARM Hub has nurtured hundreds of businesses to validate, commercialise and modernise using cutting-edge technologies, design thinking, new IP and workforce development strategies in defence, energy, medical, resources, agriculture sectors and more. Cori is widely recognised by her peers and the companies she works with, having been awarded one of Australia’s 2023 & 2024 ‘Superstars of STEM’ – lifting the profile of women and science in our communities – and the Asia Pacific 2022 Women in AI Award in AI for Manufacturing.
Samuel Jesuadian serves as the Chief Commercial Officer, overseeing the functions of the Business Operations, Facilities Management and Finances of the ARM Hub. Samuel has worked for Mater Research (Mater Health Services) since 2013 and has consolidated experience in Operations Process Design and Management within Clinical and Bio-Medical Research industries. Prior to this, Samuel held different research support positions within the University of Queensland; the Translational Research Institute; and Griffith University. He is an experienced operational professional who has a focus in business acumen on managing risk, driving strategic direction through systems innovation and a passion for business improvements.
Samuel Jesuadian serves as the Chief Commercial Officer, overseeing the functions of the Business Operations, Facilities Management and Finances of the ARM Hub. Samuel has worked for Mater Research (Mater Health Services) since 2013 and has consolidated experience in Operations Process Design and Management within Clinical and Bio-Medical Research industries. Prior to this, Samuel held different research support positions within the University of Queensland; the Translational Research Institute; and Griffith University. He is an experienced operational professional who has a focus in business acumen on managing risk, driving strategic direction through systems innovation and a passion for business improvements.
Samuel Jesuadian serves as the Chief Commercial Officer, overseeing the functions of the Business Operations, Facilities Management and Finances of the ARM Hub. Samuel has worked for Mater Research (Mater Health Services) since 2013 and has consolidated experience in Operations Process Design and Management within Clinical and Bio-Medical Research industries. Prior to this, Samuel held different research support positions within the University of Queensland; the Translational Research Institute; and Griffith University. He is an experienced operational professional who has a focus in business acumen on managing risk, driving strategic direction through systems innovation and a passion for business improvements.
Greg Reeves is an accomplished manager with extensive experience in creative industries support and development. As General Manager of ARM Hub, Greg is expanding that knowledge into the manufacturing, robotics and AI sectors. Greg was Chief Financial Officer at WTFN Entertainment from 2016-2023, leading financial operations, implementing new systems, and driving significant efficiency improvements for Australia’s largest independent television production company. Prior to that, he was the Head of Finance and Corporate Services at Film Victoria; Director of Arts Business & Finance at Arts Queensland; and Project Accountant for the construction of the Gallery of Modern Art at South Bank.
Greg Reeves is an accomplished manager with extensive experience in creative industries support and development. As General Manager of ARM Hub, Greg is expanding that knowledge into the manufacturing, robotics and AI sectors. Greg was Chief Financial Officer at WTFN Entertainment from 2016-2023, leading financial operations, implementing new systems, and driving significant efficiency improvements for Australia’s largest independent television production company. Prior to that, he was the Head of Finance and Corporate Services at Film Victoria; Director of Arts Business & Finance at Arts Queensland; and Project Accountant for the construction of the Gallery of Modern Art at South Bank.
Greg Reeves is an accomplished manager with extensive experience in creative industries support and development. As General Manager of ARM Hub, Greg is expanding that knowledge into the manufacturing, robotics and AI sectors. Greg was Chief Financial Officer at WTFN Entertainment from 2016-2023, leading financial operations, implementing new systems, and driving significant efficiency improvements for Australia’s largest independent television production company. Prior to that, he was the Head of Finance and Corporate Services at Film Victoria; Director of Arts Business & Finance at Arts Queensland; and Project Accountant for the construction of the Gallery of Modern Art at South Bank.
Mike Woodcock is the Communications Director at ARM Hub, based in Sydney, Australia. He brings extensive experience in strategic communications, stakeholder engagement, and brand development across the technology, research, and manufacturing sectors. With a career spanning leadership roles in both industry and government, Mike is passionate about connecting innovation with real-world impact and showcasing Australia’s advanced manufacturing capabilities on the global stage.
Mike Woodcock is the Communications Director at ARM Hub, based in Sydney, Australia. He brings extensive experience in strategic communications, stakeholder engagement, and brand development across the technology, research, and manufacturing sectors. With a career spanning leadership roles in both industry and government, Mike is passionate about connecting innovation with real-world impact and showcasing Australia’s advanced manufacturing capabilities on the global stage.
Mike Woodcock is the Communications Director at ARM Hub, based in Sydney, Australia. He brings extensive experience in strategic communications, stakeholder engagement, and brand development across the technology, research, and manufacturing sectors. With a career spanning leadership roles in both industry and government, Mike is passionate about connecting innovation with real-world impact and showcasing Australia’s advanced manufacturing capabilities on the global stage.
Mechatronics Engineer and PhD, Troy Cordie’s research focused using modular-reconfigurable components for robotic field work. At ARM Hub, Troy provides research and engineering support for SMEs and industry. He undertakes onsite technical assessments of manufacturing automation, feasibility reports for custom automation projects, and desktop studies of existing processes. Troy also provides digital twin capability through the duplication of physical systems as 3D models and process simulation for design optimisation.
Mechatronics Engineer and PhD, Troy Cordie’s research focused using modular-reconfigurable components for robotic field work. At ARM Hub, Troy provides research and engineering support for SMEs and industry. He undertakes onsite technical assessments of manufacturing automation, feasibility reports for custom automation projects, and desktop studies of existing processes. Troy also provides digital twin capability through the duplication of physical systems as 3D models and process simulation for design optimisation.
Mechatronics Engineer and PhD, Troy Cordie’s research focused using modular-reconfigurable components for robotic field work. At ARM Hub, Troy provides research and engineering support for SMEs and industry. He undertakes onsite technical assessments of manufacturing automation, feasibility reports for custom automation projects, and desktop studies of existing processes. Troy also provides digital twin capability through the duplication of physical systems as 3D models and process simulation for design optimisation.
Corrie comes from an economics and finance background and has been leading private and public sector investment, innovation, and technology programs for close to 20 years, supporting companies innovating, entering, expanding, and investing into new products and new markets in North America, Africa, Asia, and Australia. Prior to joining ARM Hub, Corrie led teams helping business and government make critical investment and innovation decisions, including place-making strategies for innovation districts in north Brisbane and central and western Sydney, and directing investment attraction and innovation teams to deliver investment, jobs, and commercialisation outcomes in the technology, health, and energy sectors for the City of Brisbane, the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, the Government of South Africa, and the Bank of Nova Scotia in Canada. This academic and work-related experiences led Corrie to want to be hands on with delivering deep tech innovation and commercialisation programs in ARM Hubs world class robotics and AI research facility, contributing to Australia’s and Queensland innovation agenda. Corrie feels “Australia and Queensland are strategic positioned to capitalise on their abundance of resources, talent, and knowhow, to transform the manufacturing industry and compete on the global stage, driving investment and high-value jobs outcomes well into the future”.
Corrie comes from an economics and finance background and has been leading private and public sector investment, innovation, and technology programs for close to 20 years, supporting companies innovating, entering, expanding, and investing into new products and new markets in North America, Africa, Asia, and Australia. Prior to joining ARM Hub, Corrie led teams helping business and government make critical investment and innovation decisions, including place-making strategies for innovation districts in north Brisbane and central and western Sydney, and directing investment attraction and innovation teams to deliver investment, jobs, and commercialisation outcomes in the technology, health, and energy sectors for the City of Brisbane, the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, the Government of South Africa, and the Bank of Nova Scotia in Canada. This academic and work-related experiences led Corrie to want to be hands on with delivering deep tech innovation and commercialisation programs in ARM Hubs world class robotics and AI research facility, contributing to Australia’s and Queensland innovation agenda. Corrie feels “Australia and Queensland are strategic positioned to capitalise on their abundance of resources, talent, and knowhow, to transform the manufacturing industry and compete on the global stage, driving investment and high-value jobs outcomes well into the future”.
Corrie comes from an economics and finance background and has been leading private and public sector investment, innovation, and technology programs for close to 20 years, supporting companies innovating, entering, expanding, and investing into new products and new markets in North America, Africa, Asia, and Australia. Prior to joining ARM Hub, Corrie led teams helping business and government make critical investment and innovation decisions, including place-making strategies for innovation districts in north Brisbane and central and western Sydney, and directing investment attraction and innovation teams to deliver investment, jobs, and commercialisation outcomes in the technology, health, and energy sectors for the City of Brisbane, the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, the Government of South Africa, and the Bank of Nova Scotia in Canada. This academic and work-related experiences led Corrie to want to be hands on with delivering deep tech innovation and commercialisation programs in ARM Hubs world class robotics and AI research facility, contributing to Australia’s and Queensland innovation agenda. Corrie feels “Australia and Queensland are strategic positioned to capitalise on their abundance of resources, talent, and knowhow, to transform the manufacturing industry and compete on the global stage, driving investment and high-value jobs outcomes well into the future”.
Catherine has extensive experience in providing a high level of executive, project, governance and administrative support to senior executives and managers in both federal and state government organisations with a focus on research, science and innovation. She has worked in the University sector for six years supporting senior Executives, research leaders and academics providing a range of administrative and project support including the supervision of a team of professional support staff. Cath enjoys working with amazing and inspirational researchers, innovators, and administration professionals across all the organisations she had worked for.
Catherine has extensive experience in providing a high level of executive, project, governance and administrative support to senior executives and managers in both federal and state government organisations with a focus on research, science and innovation. She has worked in the University sector for six years supporting senior Executives, research leaders and academics providing a range of administrative and project support including the supervision of a team of professional support staff. Cath enjoys working with amazing and inspirational researchers, innovators, and administration professionals across all the organisations she had worked for.
Catherine has extensive experience in providing a high level of executive, project, governance and administrative support to senior executives and managers in both federal and state government organisations with a focus on research, science and innovation. She has worked in the University sector for six years supporting senior Executives, research leaders and academics providing a range of administrative and project support including the supervision of a team of professional support staff. Cath enjoys working with amazing and inspirational researchers, innovators, and administration professionals across all the organisations she had worked for.
Michael Hunter is the AI Adopt Centre Manager at the ARM Hub, Australia’s leading not-for-profit innovation centre for advanced robotics, AI, and manufacturing. He is a PhD-qualified design researcher with strong experience in UX research, design thinking, and part-time game development. In his role, Michael helps small and medium-sized enterprises navigate practical AI adoption through co-design workshops, readiness assessments, and tailored AI roadmaps, contributing to the ARM Hub’s mission of accelerating data-driven industrial transformation.
Michael Hunter is the AI Adopt Centre Manager at the ARM Hub, Australia’s leading not-for-profit innovation centre for advanced robotics, AI, and manufacturing. He is a PhD-qualified design researcher with strong experience in UX research, design thinking, and part-time game development. In his role, Michael helps small and medium-sized enterprises navigate practical AI adoption through co-design workshops, readiness assessments, and tailored AI roadmaps, contributing to the ARM Hub’s mission of accelerating data-driven industrial transformation.
Michael Hunter is the AI Adopt Centre Manager at the ARM Hub, Australia’s leading not-for-profit innovation centre for advanced robotics, AI, and manufacturing. He is a PhD-qualified design researcher with strong experience in UX research, design thinking, and part-time game development. In his role, Michael helps small and medium-sized enterprises navigate practical AI adoption through co-design workshops, readiness assessments, and tailored AI roadmaps, contributing to the ARM Hub’s mission of accelerating data-driven industrial transformation.
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Jonathan Roberts is Professor in Robotics at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). His main research interests are in the areas of Field Robotics, Design Robotics and Medical Robotics. He was a co-inventor of the UAV Challenge, an international flying robot competition. Before joining QUT, Professor Roberts was the Research Director of CSIRO’s Autonomous Systems Laboratory where he developed projects in the area of museum robotics and telepresence. Professor Roberts is a Past President of the Australian Robotics & Automation Association, was a member of the Founding Editorial Board of the IEEE Journal of Robotics and Automation Letters and served as a Senior Editor for 5 years. He is the Centre Director of the Australian Cobotics Centre which was established in August 2021 with a focus on the implementation of Collaborative Robotics (or Cobotics) within Australian manufacturing.
Professor Jonathan Roberts
ARM Hub Technical Director
Queensland University of Technology Centre Director Australian Cobotics Centre
Jonathan Roberts is Professor in Robotics at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). His main research interests are in the areas of Field Robotics, Design Robotics and Medical Robotics. He was a co-inventor of the UAV Challenge, an international flying robot competition. Before joining QUT, Professor Roberts was the Research Director of CSIRO’s Autonomous Systems Laboratory where he developed projects in the area of museum robotics and telepresence. Professor Roberts is a Past President of the Australian Robotics & Automation Association, was a member of the Founding Editorial Board of the IEEE Journal of Robotics and Automation Letters and served as a Senior Editor for 5 years. He is the Centre Director of the Australian Cobotics Centre which was established in August 2021 with a focus on the implementation of Collaborative Robotics (or Cobotics) within Australian manufacturing.
Professor Jonathan Roberts
ARM Hub Technical Director
Queensland University of Technology Centre Director Australian Cobotics Centre
Jonathan Roberts is Professor in Robotics at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). His main research interests are in the areas of Field Robotics, Design Robotics and Medical Robotics. He was a co-inventor of the UAV Challenge, an international flying robot competition. Before joining QUT, Professor Roberts was the Research Director of CSIRO’s Autonomous Systems Laboratory where he developed projects in the area of museum robotics and telepresence. Professor Roberts is a Past President of the Australian Robotics & Automation Association, was a member of the Founding Editorial Board of the IEEE Journal of Robotics and Automation Letters and served as a Senior Editor for 5 years. He is the Centre Director of the Australian Cobotics Centre which was established in August 2021 with a focus on the implementation of Collaborative Robotics (or Cobotics) within Australian manufacturing.
Professor Jonathan Roberts
ARM Hub Technical Director
Queensland University of Technology Centre Director Australian Cobotics Centre
Will is Professor and Chair in Manufacturing Robotics at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) with ARM Hub and CSIRO. Possessing expertise in artificial cognitive systems, with interest in how systems, such as robots, can interact with the real-world to solve problems of interest. Will’s topics of interest include computer vision and perception, explainable Artificial Intelligence (AI), transfer learning and collaborative robotics. Will is also co-lead on the Science for Technological Innovation team on ‘Adaptive learning robots to complement the human workforce’, Robotics Spearhead in New Zealand. Academic service includes editorial board membership of the ACM Transactions on Evolutionary Learning and Optimization and the Applied Soft Computing journals. Will’s interdisciplinary background in Mechanical Engineering, Energy Studies, Control, Cybernetics, Computer Science, Computational Neuroscience as well as AI and Robotics, is further expanding the disciplines of the ARM Hub expert team.
Will is Professor and Chair in Manufacturing Robotics at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) with ARM Hub and CSIRO. Possessing expertise in artificial cognitive systems, with interest in how systems, such as robots, can interact with the real-world to solve problems of interest. Will’s topics of interest include computer vision and perception, explainable Artificial Intelligence (AI), transfer learning and collaborative robotics. Will is also co-lead on the Science for Technological Innovation team on ‘Adaptive learning robots to complement the human workforce’, Robotics Spearhead in New Zealand. Academic service includes editorial board membership of the ACM Transactions on Evolutionary Learning and Optimization and the Applied Soft Computing journals. Will’s interdisciplinary background in Mechanical Engineering, Energy Studies, Control, Cybernetics, Computer Science, Computational Neuroscience as well as AI and Robotics, is further expanding the disciplines of the ARM Hub expert team.
Will is Professor and Chair in Manufacturing Robotics at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) with ARM Hub and CSIRO. Possessing expertise in artificial cognitive systems, with interest in how systems, such as robots, can interact with the real-world to solve problems of interest. Will’s topics of interest include computer vision and perception, explainable Artificial Intelligence (AI), transfer learning and collaborative robotics. Will is also co-lead on the Science for Technological Innovation team on ‘Adaptive learning robots to complement the human workforce’, Robotics Spearhead in New Zealand. Academic service includes editorial board membership of the ACM Transactions on Evolutionary Learning and Optimization and the Applied Soft Computing journals. Will’s interdisciplinary background in Mechanical Engineering, Energy Studies, Control, Cybernetics, Computer Science, Computational Neuroscience as well as AI and Robotics, is further expanding the disciplines of the ARM Hub expert team.
Dr. Roozbeh Derakhshan, the Founder of Data & Knowledge Enterprise (DKE), is on a mission to make data and artificial intelligence (AI) accessible to businesses of all sizes. His work democratizing data and AI helps organisations overcome barriers to fully harness the potential of their data. Roozbeh understands the challenges companies face with limited IT resources and budgets, which is why he launched DKE with a new data and ai-as-a-service offering in 2024, in sunny Brisbane, Australia. Roozbeh has been integral to the journey of stream and real-time data processing from the halls of universities to the fully evolved product available today. Roozbeh still loves to code and deliver. He has an enviable global career working with IT companies like Accenture, SAP and IBM as well as leading universities ETH Zurich and the University of Queensland. By continuing to partner with influential leaders in academia and industry he creates knowledge that drives his passion for making data and AI accessible to all.
Dr. Roozbeh Derakhshan, the Founder of Data & Knowledge Enterprise (DKE), is on a mission to make data and artificial intelligence (AI) accessible to businesses of all sizes. His work democratizing data and AI helps organisations overcome barriers to fully harness the potential of their data. Roozbeh understands the challenges companies face with limited IT resources and budgets, which is why he launched DKE with a new data and ai-as-a-service offering in 2024, in sunny Brisbane, Australia. Roozbeh has been integral to the journey of stream and real-time data processing from the halls of universities to the fully evolved product available today. Roozbeh still loves to code and deliver. He has an enviable global career working with IT companies like Accenture, SAP and IBM as well as leading universities ETH Zurich and the University of Queensland. By continuing to partner with influential leaders in academia and industry he creates knowledge that drives his passion for making data and AI accessible to all.
Dr. Roozbeh Derakhshan, the Founder of Data & Knowledge Enterprise (DKE), is on a mission to make data and artificial intelligence (AI) accessible to businesses of all sizes. His work democratizing data and AI helps organisations overcome barriers to fully harness the potential of their data. Roozbeh understands the challenges companies face with limited IT resources and budgets, which is why he launched DKE with a new data and ai-as-a-service offering in 2024, in sunny Brisbane, Australia. Roozbeh has been integral to the journey of stream and real-time data processing from the halls of universities to the fully evolved product available today. Roozbeh still loves to code and deliver. He has an enviable global career working with IT companies like Accenture, SAP and IBM as well as leading universities ETH Zurich and the University of Queensland. By continuing to partner with influential leaders in academia and industry he creates knowledge that drives his passion for making data and AI accessible to all.
Nirman Sarkar, based in Brisbane, QLD, AU, is currently a Co-Founder and Product Manager at Data & Knowledge Enterprise. Nirman Sarkar brings experience from previous roles at Data & Knowledge Enterprise and BHP. Nirman Sarkar holds a 2013 - 2014 PGP in MBA - Operations and Finance at Indian School of Business. A hands-on digital product leader with proven ability to identify and deliver significant business value across mining & manufacturing value chain. Experienced in the area of data analytics including several years solving complex mining industry challenges leading cross functional and multi geography teams.
Nirman Sarkar, based in Brisbane, QLD, AU, is currently a Co-Founder and Product Manager at Data & Knowledge Enterprise. Nirman Sarkar brings experience from previous roles at Data & Knowledge Enterprise and BHP. Nirman Sarkar holds a 2013 - 2014 PGP in MBA - Operations and Finance at Indian School of Business. A hands-on digital product leader with proven ability to identify and deliver significant business value across mining & manufacturing value chain. Experienced in the area of data analytics including several years solving complex mining industry challenges leading cross functional and multi geography teams.
Nirman Sarkar, based in Brisbane, QLD, AU, is currently a Co-Founder and Product Manager at Data & Knowledge Enterprise. Nirman Sarkar brings experience from previous roles at Data & Knowledge Enterprise and BHP. Nirman Sarkar holds a 2013 - 2014 PGP in MBA - Operations and Finance at Indian School of Business. A hands-on digital product leader with proven ability to identify and deliver significant business value across mining & manufacturing value chain. Experienced in the area of data analytics including several years solving complex mining industry challenges leading cross functional and multi geography teams.
Shanna is an experienced engineer specialising in mechatronics and systems design. She focuses on integrating technologies to optimise manufacturing processes and drive automation. With a strong background in aerospace and defence, Shanna is capable of developing and documenting complex requirements for advanced platforms, managing critical systems and coordinating testing and configurations.
Shanna is an experienced engineer specialising in mechatronics and systems design. She focuses on integrating technologies to optimise manufacturing processes and drive automation. With a strong background in aerospace and defence, Shanna is capable of developing and documenting complex requirements for advanced platforms, managing critical systems and coordinating testing and configurations.
Shanna is an experienced engineer specialising in mechatronics and systems design. She focuses on integrating technologies to optimise manufacturing processes and drive automation. With a strong background in aerospace and defence, Shanna is capable of developing and documenting complex requirements for advanced platforms, managing critical systems and coordinating testing and configurations.
Dr Diego is an Industrial Engineer with a Master’s in Engineering Business Management and a PhD in Engineering. With over 12 years of experience, he focuses on enhancing company competitiveness and improving manufacturing systems. His expertise includes process optimisation, effective resource utilisation, and integrating technology and sustainability into traditional manufacturing operations.
Dr Diego is an Industrial Engineer with a Master’s in Engineering Business Management and a PhD in Engineering. With over 12 years of experience, he focuses on enhancing company competitiveness and improving manufacturing systems. His expertise includes process optimisation, effective resource utilisation, and integrating technology and sustainability into traditional manufacturing operations.
Dr Diego is an Industrial Engineer with a Master’s in Engineering Business Management and a PhD in Engineering. With over 12 years of experience, he focuses on enhancing company competitiveness and improving manufacturing systems. His expertise includes process optimisation, effective resource utilisation, and integrating technology and sustainability into traditional manufacturing operations.
Lewie is a program coordinator for Propel-AIR at ARM Hub. He works to keep the program running smoothly and to ensure all participants take advantage of the resources provided as part of the AI and Robotics sprint. He is currently studying Mechatronics Engineering at QUT and is a lifelong fan of all things robotics and technology.
Lewie is a program coordinator for Propel-AIR at ARM Hub. He works to keep the program running smoothly and to ensure all participants take advantage of the resources provided as part of the AI and Robotics sprint. He is currently studying Mechatronics Engineering at QUT and is a lifelong fan of all things robotics and technology.
Lewie is a program coordinator for Propel-AIR at ARM Hub. He works to keep the program running smoothly and to ensure all participants take advantage of the resources provided as part of the AI and Robotics sprint. He is currently studying Mechatronics Engineering at QUT and is a lifelong fan of all things robotics and technology.
Harry is passionate about the capabilities and potential of additive manufacturing, specifically within the field of healthcare. He has experience with medical device concept development and prototyping, utilising various 3D printing technologies. He is a specialist in modelling and 3D printing patient specific anatomical models.
Harry is passionate about the capabilities and potential of additive manufacturing, specifically within the field of healthcare. He has experience with medical device concept development and prototyping, utilising various 3D printing technologies. He is a specialist in modelling and 3D printing patient specific anatomical models.
Harry is passionate about the capabilities and potential of additive manufacturing, specifically within the field of healthcare. He has experience with medical device concept development and prototyping, utilising various 3D printing technologies. He is a specialist in modelling and 3D printing patient specific anatomical models.
Lindsey is an electrical engineer specialising in robotics and automation. Her experience encompasses the design and implementation of sensing; control systems; PLC software in compliance with Australian Safety of Machinery standards for mobile industrial plant; machine vision, and 3D sensing technology. She also has experience in additive manufacturing for rapid prototyping and human-robot collaboration research.
Lindsey is an electrical engineer specialising in robotics and automation. Her experience encompasses the design and implementation of sensing; control systems; PLC software in compliance with Australian Safety of Machinery standards for mobile industrial plant; machine vision, and 3D sensing technology. She also has experience in additive manufacturing for rapid prototyping and human-robot collaboration research.
Lindsey is an electrical engineer specialising in robotics and automation. Her experience encompasses the design and implementation of sensing; control systems; PLC software in compliance with Australian Safety of Machinery standards for mobile industrial plant; machine vision, and 3D sensing technology. She also has experience in additive manufacturing for rapid prototyping and human-robot collaboration research.
Sarah is a mechatronics engineer, specialising in soft robotics research and AI-driven 3D printing applications. She holds a first-class honours degree from QUT and is recognized for her expertise in 3D printing technologies. Sarah excels in mechatronics design solutions for bespoke research and prototype projects particularly utilising additive manufacturing.
Sarah is a mechatronics engineer, specialising in soft robotics research and AI-driven 3D printing applications. She holds a first-class honours degree from QUT and is recognized for her expertise in 3D printing technologies. Sarah excels in mechatronics design solutions for bespoke research and prototype projects particularly utilising additive manufacturing.
Sarah is a mechatronics engineer, specialising in soft robotics research and AI-driven 3D printing applications. She holds a first-class honours degree from QUT and is recognized for her expertise in 3D printing technologies. Sarah excels in mechatronics design solutions for bespoke research and prototype projects particularly utilising additive manufacturing.
Dr Mo began his career in film and animation, quickly mastering multiple disciplines including 2D and 3D character animation. His early work spanned popular Cartoon Network productions such as Marvo the Wonder Chicken, game cinematics at Quark System Energy, and motion graphics for television. He later transitioned into the architectural visualisation industry, where he worked in high-fidelity, ultra-realistic animation production within fast-paced commercial environments. Driven by curiosity and a passion for emerging technology, Mo began researching and developing new AR and VR solutions to create a competitive edge in the visualisation sector. His innovation efforts were recognised by Malaysia’s Multimedia Development Corporation (MDEC), earning MSC Status for Metamosaic. In the final years of his decade-long industry career, he managed international teams producing architectural and commercial animations, alongside leading the development of AR mobile applications for clients worldwide. Mo has since expanded his practice into research and digital strategy. He completed a PhD in Human–Computer Interaction at QUT, where his work explored the intersections of immersive media, user experience, and digital innovation. He now works at ARM Hub as a Digital Communications Advisor, bridging complex technical content with engaging public-facing communication. Mo also teaches at QUT, sharing his expertise in digital media, design, and emerging technologies with the next generation of creators and researchers.
Dr Mo began his career in film and animation, quickly mastering multiple disciplines including 2D and 3D character animation. His early work spanned popular Cartoon Network productions such as Marvo the Wonder Chicken, game cinematics at Quark System Energy, and motion graphics for television. He later transitioned into the architectural visualisation industry, where he worked in high-fidelity, ultra-realistic animation production within fast-paced commercial environments. Driven by curiosity and a passion for emerging technology, Mo began researching and developing new AR and VR solutions to create a competitive edge in the visualisation sector. His innovation efforts were recognised by Malaysia’s Multimedia Development Corporation (MDEC), earning MSC Status for Metamosaic. In the final years of his decade-long industry career, he managed international teams producing architectural and commercial animations, alongside leading the development of AR mobile applications for clients worldwide. Mo has since expanded his practice into research and digital strategy. He completed a PhD in Human–Computer Interaction at QUT, where his work explored the intersections of immersive media, user experience, and digital innovation. He now works at ARM Hub as a Digital Communications Advisor, bridging complex technical content with engaging public-facing communication. Mo also teaches at QUT, sharing his expertise in digital media, design, and emerging technologies with the next generation of creators and researchers.
Dr Mo began his career in film and animation, quickly mastering multiple disciplines including 2D and 3D character animation. His early work spanned popular Cartoon Network productions such as Marvo the Wonder Chicken, game cinematics at Quark System Energy, and motion graphics for television. He later transitioned into the architectural visualisation industry, where he worked in high-fidelity, ultra-realistic animation production within fast-paced commercial environments. Driven by curiosity and a passion for emerging technology, Mo began researching and developing new AR and VR solutions to create a competitive edge in the visualisation sector. His innovation efforts were recognised by Malaysia’s Multimedia Development Corporation (MDEC), earning MSC Status for Metamosaic. In the final years of his decade-long industry career, he managed international teams producing architectural and commercial animations, alongside leading the development of AR mobile applications for clients worldwide. Mo has since expanded his practice into research and digital strategy. He completed a PhD in Human–Computer Interaction at QUT, where his work explored the intersections of immersive media, user experience, and digital innovation. He now works at ARM Hub as a Digital Communications Advisor, bridging complex technical content with engaging public-facing communication. Mo also teaches at QUT, sharing his expertise in digital media, design, and emerging technologies with the next generation of creators and researchers.
Alex Young is a mechatronic engineering intern at the ARM Hub. She possesses strong communication and presentation skills, enabling effective engagement with diverse audiences and industries. Familiar with CAD modelling, hardware coding, 3D printing, soldering, and PCB design, Alex approaches complex engineering challenges with creativity and precision.
Alex Young is a mechatronic engineering intern at the ARM Hub. She possesses strong communication and presentation skills, enabling effective engagement with diverse audiences and industries. Familiar with CAD modelling, hardware coding, 3D printing, soldering, and PCB design, Alex approaches complex engineering challenges with creativity and precision.
Alex Young is a mechatronic engineering intern at the ARM Hub. She possesses strong communication and presentation skills, enabling effective engagement with diverse audiences and industries. Familiar with CAD modelling, hardware coding, 3D printing, soldering, and PCB design, Alex approaches complex engineering challenges with creativity and precision.
Charlotte is an AI Engineer. She has hands-on experience in data engineering, AI systems, and chatbot development, with a strong focus on practical and user-centric solutions. Charlotte was also a recipient of the prestigious New Colombo Plan grant, recognising her potential in technology and international collaboration.
Charlotte is an AI Engineer. She has hands-on experience in data engineering, AI systems, and chatbot development, with a strong focus on practical and user-centric solutions. Charlotte was also a recipient of the prestigious New Colombo Plan grant, recognising her potential in technology and international collaboration.
Charlotte is an AI Engineer. She has hands-on experience in data engineering, AI systems, and chatbot development, with a strong focus on practical and user-centric solutions. Charlotte was also a recipient of the prestigious New Colombo Plan grant, recognising her potential in technology and international collaboration.
Carl Martin is a Deans Scholar Student at QUT, in the final year of his Bachelor of Biomedical Science and Business degree, majoring in Cell and Molecular Biotechnology and Economics. At ARM Hub, he supports business development and works on systems development and improvement, most notably the ARM Hub's CRM software. He is interested in STEM cell research and personalised medicine.
Carl Martin is a Deans Scholar Student at QUT, in the final year of his Bachelor of Biomedical Science and Business degree, majoring in Cell and Molecular Biotechnology and Economics. At ARM Hub, he supports business development and works on systems development and improvement, most notably the ARM Hub's CRM software. He is interested in STEM cell research and personalised medicine.
Carl Martin is a Deans Scholar Student at QUT, in the final year of his Bachelor of Biomedical Science and Business degree, majoring in Cell and Molecular Biotechnology and Economics. At ARM Hub, he supports business development and works on systems development and improvement, most notably the ARM Hub's CRM software. He is interested in STEM cell research and personalised medicine.
Jeanie is a skilled professional in marketing, communications and journalism, with a focus on digital and community engagement. She has an academic background in public relations and has worked in social media management and content writing for non-profit organisations. Her experience in community radio journalism has honed her ability to tell stories that connect with a range of audiences.
Jeanie is a skilled professional in marketing, communications and journalism, with a focus on digital and community engagement. She has an academic background in public relations and has worked in social media management and content writing for non-profit organisations. Her experience in community radio journalism has honed her ability to tell stories that connect with a range of audiences.
Jeanie is a skilled professional in marketing, communications and journalism, with a focus on digital and community engagement. She has an academic background in public relations and has worked in social media management and content writing for non-profit organisations. Her experience in community radio journalism has honed her ability to tell stories that connect with a range of audiences.
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