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AI Key to Australia’s Future in Critical Minerals
New Tech Hub to Boost Victoria’s Sustainability Goals
New South Wales: Smart Technologies for Disaster Preparedness
NSW introduces portable communication technologies, including satellite-enabled vehicles and Cells on Wheels, to provide essential internet connectivity for communities and emergency services during bushfires, floods, and extreme weather events, ensuring timely disaster recovery.
Curtin University: Fibre Optic Technology for Carbon Capture and Storage
Curtin University researchers are utilising advanced fibre optic sensors and seismic monitoring technology to monitor CO2 storage, enhancing the safety and efficiency of carbon capture solutions.
Australia’s 10-Year Defence Innovation Strategy
Australia’s new Defence IS&T strategy focuses on leveraging advanced tech, including AI, quantum computing and autonomous systems to deliver asymmetric military advantages to meet evolving security challenges.
Australia: New Centre to Propel Foundational AI Research
The Centre for Foundational AI will advance machine learning research, attract top global talent, and foster industry-academia collaboration, ensuring the country’s leadership in tackling key challenges in AI development and application.
Australia: Soft Robotic System Enhances Precision in Surgery
The SFSA system, developed by UNSW, is a hydraulic-driven soft robot that enhances surgical precision and reduces costs by eliminating the need for electricity. Its built-in sensors add crucial functionality.
Australia: Satellite Tech for Smarter Agriculture
SmartSat CRC and a major agribusiness have signed an MoU to integrate satellite-enabled earth observation tech into Australian agriculture, aiming to improve emissions monitoring, pest management, and crop yield optimisation.
