League champion joins WearOptimo team
WearOptimo has welcomed another former sporting champion to the team.
As exclusively announced in the Australian Financial Review, rugby league great Adam MacDougall has contributed to the $8 million funding secured in our latest capital raise..
Media spotlight: Australian Manufacturing Technology
WearOptimo’s pioneering use of Nanoimprint Lithography (NIL) for health-tech is spotlighted in Australian Manufacturing Technology’s feature on the $7 million initial stage of our Advanced Manufacturing Facility (AMF).
In conversation with Forbes Australia Magazine
WearOptimo CEO and founder Professor Mark Kendall made the pages of Forbes Australia magazine for its December issue, featuring in a profile of ‘Entrepreneurs we’re watching right now.’
In conversation with Olympia Kwitowski on 4BC
With lots of milestones happening locally and globally, there was no shortage of topics for conversation when founder and CEO Professor Mark Kendall appeared on 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski.
In conversation with The Courier-Mail
As WearOptimo works towards the release of its hydration Microwearable sensor, The Courier-Mail has shared details of its Advanced Manufacturing Facility (AMF).
Life Sciences Queensland honours Professor Mark Kendall
Proud day for WearOptimo, with recognition for our founder and CEO Professor Mark Kendall at the 2024 GENE Awards run by Life Sciences Queensland.
In conversation with The Australian
WearOptimo CEO and founder Professor Mark Kendall is used to thinking globally. But his biggest dream incorporates a homegrown ambition.
Media spotlight: 50 Most Inspiring Men
Terrific company for our CEO and founder Professor Mark Kendall with inclusion in The Courier-Mail’s guide to SEQ’s 50 Most Inspiring Men.
Pair of podcasts
WearOptimo has been in good company lately, featuring on two quite varied Australian podcasts – MTPConnect and Fear & Greed.
Media spotlight: Handy tool for tradies
Summer in Australia can be a nightmare, especially for workers such as tradies, whose jobs may involve spending significant time outside in sweltering temperatures.