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Date Time AnteoTech officially launches 15-minute rapid COVID-19 test Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning The Honourable Dr Steven Miles Queensland company AnteoTech has officially launched its 15-minute COVID-19 antigen rapid test (ART) platform, EuGeni. Deputy-Premier and Minister for State Development Steven Miles joined the official global launch today in Brisbane. “It has been a great period for AnteoTech, which recently gained the health and safety approvals to sell this technology in Europe and the United Kingdom,” Mr Mil...

Image: ANU Queensland-based medtech firm WearOptimo will begin mass production of its microwearable sensor technology, following a AU$30 million partnership deal with the Queensland government, the Australian National University (ANU), and the Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF) to establish its own manufacturing facility. The microwearable sensors feature an adhesive patch embedded with electronic sensors to detect small changes in biomarkers to monitor and report a patient's health in real time when worn on the skin of a patie...

Aussie-Made Home CCP Virus Test Ramps Up Production for US, Not Australia An Australian-made over-the-counter rapid home test for COVID-19, the disease caused by the CCP virus, will soon be manufactured in the United States to make it available to millions of Americans, but it will not be available to Australians because it is prohibited by law. The company was given an emergency authorisation in December by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to supply the Ellume COVID-19 Home Test for non-prescription use by symptomatic and asymptomatic individuals aged two years and older. The home t...

AnteoTech (ASX:ADO) has been awarded a $1.4 million grant from the Queensland State Government for its COVID-19 test.

JOINT STATEMENT Queensland business will shore up the state’s ability to produce PPE in the face of pandemics thanks to funding from the Queensland Government’s $50 million Essential Goods and Supply Chain Program. Acting Premier and Minister for State Development Steven Miles visited Tingalpa manufacturer, Crystalaid Manufacture, to announce funding for three manufacturers to boost manufacturing capability, in the wake of the impacts from COVID-19. Mr Miles said that with Covid-19 completely changing the way of life for Queenslanders, the State is continuing to recognise the need to stre...