Deakin’s mixed reality simulator for safer journey
Engineers from Australia’s Deakin University have developed a first-of-its-kind mixed reality driving simulator. The simulator is designed to help older drivers make informed decisions on the road.
NSW’s conversation on thinking skills in an AI world
Australia’s New South Wales Department of Education and the University of New South Wales Grand Challenges Program host a panel. It discusses what education needs to do differently to ensure students can positively shape their world.
DTA releases Cloud Assessment Tool
Australia’s Digital Transformation Agency is releasing the Cloud Assessment Tool. For agencies thinking about using a cloud service, the Tool gives them a rough idea of what to consider.
7 Tech trends to look out for in 2019
What trends can business and consumers look out for in 2019? According to one report, it’s a list of seven.
MAS’ SGD 30 million grant to enhance cybersecurity capabilities
The Monetary Authority of Singapore announced the Cybersecurity Capabilities Grant today. Worth SGD 30 million, the money will go toward strengthening the financial sector’s resilience and help develop local talent in cybersecurity.
Steps for the future of autonomous driving networks
Huawei released a whitepaper, “Key Scenarios of Autonomous Driving Mobile Network”. The paper identifies seven key autonomous-driving scenarios and analyses five key automation capabilities required in mobile networks. According to the company’s Executive Director of the Board, the evolution towards autonomous driving networks should be approached by scenario rather than as a single stroke.
Darwin’s AI/ML solution for sustainably managed fisheries
Counting fish is an activity wrought with danger in Darwin Harbour. Scientists need to work around the huge amounts of water, salt water crocodiles, and sharks to do their job safely. Find out how an artificial intelligence and machine learning project made work smooth sailing for these scientists.
Singapore discusses AI and data’s ethical use
Singapore’s Advisory Council on the Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence and Data convened for their first meeting at the end of last month. Apart from discussing the ethical use of AI and data, the Advisory Council provided suggestions on how to improve the draft model framework.
Startup solutions help in port operations, shipping and maritime services
3 Winning startups will partner with maritime companies on winning projects to boost innovation in port operations, shipping and maritime services.
Exclusive: Hybrid Cloud – the architecture of the future
Scott Gnau, Hortonworks CTO, shares with OpenGov Asia about the developments in cloud computing and how organisations should make the best out of the technology.