Visit Ingenuity
We welcome all visitors at Ingenuity, current university students, high school students and their teachers, industry members and the general public. Admission is free.
Ingenuity is an exhibition featuring a range of interactive, STEM-focused activities. It provides an insight into the variety of career opportunities available across architecture and built environment, science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). In 2022, projects at Ingenuity can be accessed both in person and online.
Explore Ingenuity virtually
In 2022, all of our student projects will be showcased at the Adelaide Convention Centre on Wednesday 2 November. However, if you can't make it to the physical event, explore in your own time – all 300+ student projects will also be showcased online.
Virtually explore over 300+ projects
Simultaneously explore our world-class labs while learning about our student projects from 2021 using virtual reality.
Project preview
Ingenuity innovators create robotic remote control solution to clear power lines
Mechanical Engineering students Katherine Carlos, Nickita Chen, Fida Hussain, Wenzheng Liu and Sheryl Mourin have used their innovation and collaboration skills to design a robotic, remote-controlled hybrid system that flies up to 80 metres to clear high transmission maintenance lines – decreasing hazards to maintenance workers.
The team will be showcasing their hybrid system robot in the Transforming Technologies theme at Ingenuity, along with 300+ other innovative student projects.
Final year engineering students investigate carbon capture and storage solutions to reduce emissions
For their honours project, Bachelor of Engineering (Petroleum) students Liam Alchin and Andre Lymn investigated how to ensure a gas reservoir would be suitable for the injection and long term storage of CO2.
“The opportunity to work on a laboratory based project provided us with a practical understanding of concepts learnt throughout our degree. As well as developing our time management and problem solving skills when dealing with unexpected delays and issues,” they said.