Industries
Construction
Additive Manufacturing
3D PRINTING
Ouroborus works with companies in the Additive Manufacturing industry to foster innovation in this space. We are interested in the many ways Australia can utilise post-consumer waste to create a circular economy within 3D printing practices. This not only create enterprise and opportunities within 3DP, but also points to more sustainable and cost-effective options for end-users and industry at-large. Ouroborus firmly believes regional Victoria is positioned to emerge as the 3D printing hub of Australia.
Innovation and Engineering
Farming
Ouroborus is working with a number of different partners to create innovative solutions for regional industry while promoting job growth in regional areas. These projects include heat transfer technology, anaerobic digestors, battery development and energy utilisation, soil remediation, wastewater treatment, and whole systems transformation.
Alternatives to Fossil Fuel-Derived Diesel
Ouroborus has partnered with both industry and research institutions to explore viable alternatives to fossil-fuel. Among our many exciting projects, Ouroborus is currently looking at the economic viability of converting used cooking oil into biodiesel. Our goal is to lead industry towards a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions as diesel derived from fossil fuel is displaced by carbon neutral alternatives.
Farming and Animal Husbandry
Ouroborus is working with a number of different partners to create innovative solutions for regional industry while promoting job growth in regional areas. These projects include heat transfer technology, anaerobic digestors, battery development and energy utilisation, soil remediation, wastewater treatment, and whole systems transformation.
Recycling and Upcycling
Renewable Energy
Waste to Energy
Emissions Reduction
Alongside research partner RMIT, Ouroborus has developed an online remote monitoring technology for livestock emission gases. Using custom made catalytic reactor, these gases are converted into hydrogen and emissions are significantly reduced. There is no commercial technology at present that integrates this method in a scalable system. Ouroborus has also partnered with academic and industry in the pursuit of producing hydrogen from curbside waste.