How Defence Force innovations find a second life in the civilian world
"What starts its life as a defence force capability can quickly become a dual-use technology that transforms our lives."
Tag: Defence Force
Awarded young engineer tapped to work on cutting-edge army drones
A blend of engineering expertise and military training has bagged aerospace engineer Stephen Bornstein a role in the race to ...
In the age of digital warfare, is Australia’s cybersecurity ready?
As an arena of war, cyberspace is new, but the way war is executed in that arena is as old ...
New Defence Research Institute focuses on security – online and in space
Some big advancements in cybersecurity and space exploration are expected to feed directly into the Australian Defence Force.
Systems engineering needs to stand strong in the face of pressure, says expert
Test and evaluation are crucial parts of the systems engineering process. But, as one defence expert says, it's usually one ...
This astronaut candidate is no ordinary human
Explosives expert, engineer, commando, astronaut, stand-up comedian - Josh Richards has many titles. The 32-year-old recently announced that, 13 years ...
First next-gen warship passes trial run with flying colours
The first warship from the Air Warfare Destroyer Alliance successfully completes its sea trials.
New technology adds air refuelling to RAAF abilities
The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) has successfully refuelled fighter aircraft in the air over the Middle East using its ...
Next-gen stealth fighter jets flex Australian defence muscles
Head of the Joint Strike Fighter project for the RAAF talks about the program and the benefits it is bringing ...
Adelaide and France score big on submarine construction contract
French company DCNS will build 12 new submarines in Adelaide for the Australian navy.
