These cutting-edge “cardboard drones” could be the future of autonomous systems
How engineers and military strategists are preparing to defend against drones that swarm like bees – and pack a mighty ...
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Why Australian engineers need to jump aboard the digital twin bandwagon
Australia is lagging some distance behind Europe when it comes to the adoption of digital twins in manufacturing.
Getting personal: The ethical engineering behind biometric technology
Biometric technologies introduce entirely new levels of risk for individuals. What considerations are needed in the ethical engineering of these ...
An engineer’s “co-pilot”: Software experts predict AI’s impact on infrastructure projects
As the world focuses its attention on the opportunities and risks of AI, engineers are increasingly wondering how the technology ...
Unlocking exciting new capabilities through the next generation of powerful AI workstations
Machine learning is opening the door to exciting new opportunities for engineers and data scientists, with a range of AI ...
Risk and reward: Engineers Australia makes AI submission to government
As pressure grows for regulators to place safeguards around AI, Engineers Australia has heeded the government's call for submissions on ...
Five AI tools that can help engineers
AI is more than simply a buzzword, with many engineers already incorporating it into their practice – and reaping the ...
Techwatch: The latest tech innovations from Australia and beyond
Neuromorphic chips, robotic navigation and flexible sensors. Here are three of the latest tech innovations from across the world. Neuromorphic ...
High value: Australia’s potential for advanced manufacturing
Technologies such as robotics, artificial intelligence and 3D printing are rapidly changing the way humans create. Can Australia seize the ...
Can Google parry generative AI’s existential threat?
When Sundar Pichai took the stage at the Google I/O developer conference in May, anticipation was high.
