Andrew Scott, National Cluster Development Manager, METS Ignited; Executive Chairman, Queensland Robotics and Director and Secretary for Hydrogen Queensland (H2Q)
With a long history in technology innovation, Andrew has over 30 years of experience in the resource industry working wIth Placer Dome and Barrick Gold. He studied biotechnology and computer science at the University of Queensland. Andrew is part of the founding team for the Global Mining Guidelines collaboration group (now in it’s 12th Year of operation). Queensland Robotics (a member of Robotics Australia – growing the robotics Industry globally), is a competitive cluster where Industry, Researchers, Government, Entrepreneurs, Startups and Venture capitalists are working together to grow the Australian robotics industry through collaboration, trust and innovation. METS Ignited is a Industry Growth Centre for the Mining Equipment, Technology and Services Sectors and is focused on technology commercialisation and is very active in competitive cluster development.
Andrew is interested in deep symbiotic collaboration to stimulate, promote and realise positive outcomes for humanity and the planet earth.