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The Federal Government’s recent State of the Environment Report delivered a dire warning for the future of Australia’s unique biodiversity.

When it comes to some of the most exciting applications of engineering technology today, drones are all the rage – ...

The development of a drone that can remotely monitor vital signs has opened up conversations around the ethics of surveillance.

Keeping Sydney supplied with water means watching over many kilometres of pipeline. Thanks to drones and great troves of data, ...

Meet the Smellicopter: a drone with a real moth antenna that blurs the line between nature and technology.

Malaysian engineers have transformed the fibre found in pineapple leaves to make a sturdy, biodegradable material to build frames for ...

Drawing inspiration from the natural world, a group of engineers has created a drone with flapping wings that can do ...

A recent study shows how drone-captured data can be used to create a comprehensive idea of where, and how, new ...

For a robotics engineer who specialises in AI’s ability to perceive its environment, autonomous marine vehicles offer a unique challenge.

From his youth, Peter Corke has had his eye fixed on the future. His career, from artificial intelligence to some ...

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