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Education and business are not separate worlds for Lachlan Blackhall. Out in Canberra, he’s proving how intricately they can weave together. While his background is technical — he has a PhD in Engineering — he feels just as at home in the domain of the consumer. “I am passionate about the beneficial and long-term impact that education and engineering can have on the world,” says Blackhall, founder of 17Dynamics.
Researchers at Australian National University linked up with Volvo to help develop a vehicle-safety system that keeps an eye on the driver. And the eye-opening technology has scored the innovators the number four slot in Anthill’s SMART 100.
Like every great technological epoch, the nanotech revolution appears unstoppable. The companies and societies that adapt best will thrive. Those that don’t will perish. Fortunately, Australia’s research institutions and cutting edge companies are awake to this reality. They are developing the next generation of products, fiddling with the bricks and mortar of matter to produce…
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