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CSIRO Launches New R&D Programme for Mining Sector
Alita Sharon
January 30, 2023
VR Tech Can Improve Anxiety and Depression in Adults with Disabilities
Alita Sharon
January 24, 2023
A pop-up clinic utilising AI to identify potential skin cancer was established at the Tour Down Under event, marking it as the first of its kind in the world. The free service uses algorithms in tandem with doctors’ clinical expertise to detect skin cancer.
A team of international experts, led by RMIT, is collaborating with industry partners to use super-thin lithium niobate to develop navigation systems, helping rovers drive on the Moon. The tech could also revolutionise the future of farming.
The partnership provides flexibility for agencies to transfer assets and enables reuse opportunities; it streamlines contracting to reduce the time, effort and resources required throughout the procurement process.
The NSW Government is investing in upgraded tech for rescue operations; one will provide the VRA with seamless communication coverage across NSW while another will see colourised laser tech added to the FRNSW fleet of drones.
The new method for achieving more accurate measurements of microscopic objects uses quantum computers and could be useful across a variety of next-generation technologies, including biomedical sensing.
Experts are working together on three studies to assess the effects of droughts on heatwaves, vegetation health and soil salinity using advanced computer modelling and remote sensing tech.
UNSW researchers received AU$41.5 million from ARENA’s R&D towards the research and development and commercialisation of activities that seek to significantly reducing solar costs.
Flaws in current driving tests mean people living with dementia sometimes receive no formal assessment or they are told they must stop driving as soon as they are diagnosed even when they could continue driving safely.
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