Deakin Motion.Lab

Deakin Motion.Lab The Deakin Motion.Lab is the leading provider of commercial and creative solutions in the field of movement-based art and technology.

Deakin MotionLab is the leading provider of commercial and creative solutions in the field of movement-based art and technology. We work across a range of technologies (including AR and VR) and offer commercial motion capture services from our state-of-the-art mocap facility.

THE EARTH ABOVE’ WINS SCIENCE AT THE FRINGE AWARD We are thrilled to announce that The Earth Above: A Deep Time View of ...
27/03/2025

THE EARTH ABOVE’ WINS SCIENCE AT THE FRINGE AWARD

We are thrilled to announce that The Earth Above: A Deep Time View of Australia’s Epic History has received the Science at the Fringe Award, presented by Inspiring SA.

This immersive planetarium experience, developed by the ARC Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage (CABAH) in collaboration with Deakin Motion Lab, invites audiences to explore over 140,000 years of Australia’s human and environmental history. By combining Indigenous knowledges and scientific research, the project offers a powerful perspective on our shared past—and our collective responsibility for the future.

Targeted at high school students, The Earth Above brings together cutting-edge animation, participatory storytelling, and 360-degree cinematography to share ground-breaking discoveries from across the continent. Central to its creation is the leadership and cultural authority of Indigenous communities, whose voices and visions are woven throughout the work.

Project Leads:

Martin Potter, Stefan Greuter, Scott Jackson

Development Team:

Scott Jackson, Jagnoor Singh, Nicholas McKinnon, Charlie Hill-Smith

This award recognises the impact of science communication through creative media. Congratulations to the full team and community collaborators on this outstanding achievement!

📽️ More information: https://lnkd.in/g9yGbcxK

FEDERAL FUNDING BOOST FOR PERPETUAL PIGMENT PROJECTCongratulations to Dr Tonya Meyrick (Deakin Motion Lab/SCCA) and A/Pr...
27/03/2025

FEDERAL FUNDING BOOST FOR PERPETUAL PIGMENT PROJECT

Congratulations to Dr Tonya Meyrick (Deakin Motion Lab/SCCA) and A/Prof Rangam Rajkhowa (Institute for Frontier Materials), who have secured $492,754 in federal funding through the Australian Economic Accelerator (AEA) Ignite program for their groundbreaking initiative, Perpetual Pigment: Textile Waste to Paint for Sustainable Coloured Products.

This pioneering project will transform textile waste into eco-friendly pigments, offering a sustainable alternative to synthetic pigments currently used in printing inks and paints. The funding will support pre-proof of scale trials and pave the way for a micro-factory capable of producing these 'perpetual pigments' at scale.

By developing high-performance, cost-effective pigments for applications in textiles, packaging and crafts, the team aims to reduce Australia’s 200,000 tonnes of textile landfill waste each year while advancing local advanced manufacturing and job creation.

Dr Meyrick said, “We are thrilled to receive this government grant, recognising the world-leading innovation of our research in sustainable pigments… This project moves us closer to a scalable, cost-effective, and environmentally superior solution for the future of colour.”

A/Prof Rajkhowa added, “This commercialisation funding is crucial to overcome challenges of research translation, helping us reach a higher technical readiness level and establish a micro-factory for perpetual pigment.”

Congratulations to the entire team on this transformative achievement!

🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Leroy Clunne-Kiely on his PhD graduation! 🎓Leroy’s research in the Deakin Motion lab on the des...
13/02/2025

🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Leroy Clunne-Kiely on his PhD graduation! 🎓

Leroy’s research in the Deakin Motion lab on the design of Sparse Volumetric Displays (SVDs) has been truly groundbreaking. His work explores a novel display technology that uses sparse LED light points to create volumetric light art, pushing the boundaries of how we perceive and interact with digital visuals in three-dimensional space.

It has been a pleasure to see Leroy’s dedication and creativity bring this innovative technology to life. I look forward to seeing how his research continues to evolve and inspire new applications in interactive design and beyond.

Well done, Dr. Clunne-Kiely! Wishing you all the best for the next chapter of your career. 🚀

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