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CSIRO's Data61 Mixed Reality Lab

Data61 Mixed Reality Lab

A ‘technology game-changer’ for manufacturing and multiple other industries, the newly launched Mixed Reality Lab in Melbourne will enable organisations to create ‘digital twins’, or computer-generated copies, of real-world objects.

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CSIRO's Data61 Mixed Reality Lab