
News
October 23, 2026
QLD AI Uplift Program: EOI closing soon

News
October 23, 2026
QLD AI Uplift Program: EOI closing soon
Up to $250,000 per project for Queensland manufacturers ready to put AI to work. Expressions of interest close on 30 October.
Queensland's Manufacturing AI Uplift Trial Program is closing soon!
Delivered by the ARM Hub AI Adopt Centre and supported directly by the Queensland Government, the program supports QLD businesses who are ready to start an AI integration, but would like active support through the process.
The AI Uplift Trial Program will deliver up to 80 per cent of each project's total value, with up to $250,000 available for each project. ARM Hub engineers work directly with each business to identify the right AI use case, then build and deliver it.
"The goal is to help Queensland manufacturers become more productive, meet their compliance obligations and compete more effectively," said ARM Hub CEO Professor Cori Stewart.
The program is open to Queensland manufacturers with between five and 500 full-time equivalent staff. At least half those staff must work in Queensland, and the business must have operated in the state for at least two years.
Applications will stay open for two more weeks, with expressions of interest closing soon. Businesses should outline their operation and where they think AI could help on the information page, here: https://www.armhub.com.au/qld-ai-uplift
ARM Hub will work with shortlisted companies to build a roadmap scoping what an AI project would deliver, at no cost to the business.
Full program guidelines and eligibility criteria are available at https://www.armhub.com.au/qld-ai-uplift
Up to $250,000 per project for Queensland manufacturers ready to put AI to work. Expressions of interest close on 30 October.
Queensland's Manufacturing AI Uplift Trial Program is closing soon!
Delivered by the ARM Hub AI Adopt Centre and supported directly by the Queensland Government, the program supports QLD businesses who are ready to start an AI integration, but would like active support through the process.
The AI Uplift Trial Program will deliver up to 80 per cent of each project's total value, with up to $250,000 available for each project. ARM Hub engineers work directly with each business to identify the right AI use case, then build and deliver it.
"The goal is to help Queensland manufacturers become more productive, meet their compliance obligations and compete more effectively," said ARM Hub CEO Professor Cori Stewart.
The program is open to Queensland manufacturers with between five and 500 full-time equivalent staff. At least half those staff must work in Queensland, and the business must have operated in the state for at least two years.
Applications will stay open for two more weeks, with expressions of interest closing soon. Businesses should outline their operation and where they think AI could help on the information page, here: https://www.armhub.com.au/qld-ai-uplift
ARM Hub will work with shortlisted companies to build a roadmap scoping what an AI project would deliver, at no cost to the business.
Full program guidelines and eligibility criteria are available at https://www.armhub.com.au/qld-ai-uplift