TECHNOLOGY

Getting METS start-ups through the Valley of Death

HACKATHONS and the like are helping to develop the next layer of Australian mining equipment, technology and services companies. The challenge is getting those businesses from start-up to commercialisation.

Many METS start-ups do not make it through the Valley of Death.

Many METS start-ups do not make it through the Valley of Death.

One area Canada seems to have an advantage over Australia in this area is in the form of the Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation. CEMI CEO Doug Morrison said the centre's aim was to get start-ups...

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