The spread of advanced automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence is transforming the way manufacturers work. Manufacturers’ Monthly explores how these development are impacting
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Quarter-of-a-million dollars for scientific entrepreneurs
A partnership between CSIRO’s ON accelerator program and the Menzies Foundation will produce a 12-month fellowship for scientific entrepreneurs.
Three fellowships, worth $90,000 each, will enable scientists
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Circular economy tool expands for greater recycled materials use
Manufacturers seeking to use recycled materials, or ensure that their products have an extended lifespan, have now further options thanks to the recent independence of Advisory System for Processing, Innovation
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Research partnership examines ethics of innovation
A research partnership between CSIRO, The University of Queensland, the Australian National University (ANU) and Charles Darwin University will focus on the challenges brought on by innovation in science
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Joint AU-UK funding for advanced materials in defence
The Australian Defence Force has identified seven research proposals for innovative materials as worthy of pursuing for military platforms.
Contained within the research proposals are methods of developing
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CSIRO designs algorithm vaccination technique
In a paper accepted to the 2019 International Conference on machine Learning (ICML), CSIRO researchers have presented a new method of preventing attacks on algorithms and machine learning systems.
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CSIRO outlook report identifies manufacturing industry as playing a key role in growth
CSIRO, along with the National Australia Bank (NAB) and more than 20 partner organisations, has released a report outlining visions to boost Australia’s economy, which identifies manufacturing as a
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CSIRO partners with Canada for climate change initiative
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and the University of British Colombia (UBC) have announced a Memorandum of Understanding in response to Mission Innovation’s
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CSIRO’s Data61 recognised as leader in digital and open innovation
CSIRO’s Data61 has been recognised in a country case study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) as a global blueprint for digital and open innovation.
The case study,
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New report explores blockchain’s future beyond bitcoin
A new report released in April by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) and authored by CSIRO’s Data61, Blockchain 2030: A look at the future of Blockchain in Australia, explores eight scenarios
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CSIRO: Public discussion about ethics of Artificial Intelligence needed
CSIRO has welcomed public discussion about the ethics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) following the release of Artificial Intelligence: Australia’s Ethics Framework.
The discussion paper, developed
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Karen Andrews: Australia globally recognised for research strengths in robotics
CSIRO’s Data61’s new Robotics Innovation Centre in Queensland has the backing of the Australian government, which sees robotics and automation as a key strength for the country.
In March, CSIRO’s
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New space projects mark 30 years of Boeing-CSIRO partnership
Boeing and CSIRO have announced 20 new joint research projects for 2019 making this the largest research portfolio in the history of their research and development relationship.
The projects form part
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Australia designs infrastructure for world’s largest telescope
A team of Australian engineers and scientists has designed the local
infrastructure for the world’s largest radio telescope – the Square Kilometre
Array (SKA).
The SKA will explore the universe
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Cheaper and easier graphitic material created
CSIRO has created a new form of graphitic material that’s conductive, easy to apply and offers greater control over performance than graphene.
GraphON can also be manufactured cheaper and easier,
with
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CSIRO tackles Australian drought issues with data visualisation
A team at CSIRO has created a national drought map that brings together information on weather conditions, agricultural industries, state government drought declared areas and government drought support.
The
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New analytics platform to help future-proof farms
Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO and rural technology start-up Digital Agriculture Services (DAS) have launched a new platform that combines artificial intelligence, machine learning and
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CSIRO researchers offer look at future of robots
Researchers from Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, have offered a glimpse into what the robots of the future could look like.
In a paper published in Nature Machine Intelligence, CSIRO’s
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CSIRO Cyber Physical Systems research director announced
CSIRO’s Data61, the digital innovation arm of Australia’s national science agency, has appointed Dr Sue Keay to the role of Cyber Physical Systems research director.
Keay will join Data61 in January
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CSIRO acquires device designed to detect invisible infrared light
Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, is extending its Earth observation capabilities by acquiring Australia’s first CubeSat designed to detect invisible infrared light.
To be known as CSIROSat-1,
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