Is Australia innovating in the defence sector?
The Australian Federal Government is investing heavily in the defence sector, and there's a surprising litmus test for whether or ...
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Are trackless trams here to help solve our light rail problems?
It's not a bus and it's not a light rail – trackless trams are a mix of both, and they ...
Brick by brick, Lego is helping robots build their construction skills
Can machine learning and collaboration help robots learn to build Lego models? Yotto Koga hopes so, and that the construction ...
Automation in the construction industry: From small robots, big things can grow
Building services engineer Daniel Messina is combining his passions for robotics and automation to take some of the grunt work ...
Why you should apply for Australia’s Most Innovative Engineers, according to a past winner
If you’re an engineer working on something truly innovative, now’s the time to take the chance to apply for Australia’s ...
Engineers lay the groundwork for the world’s largest radio telescope: the Square Kilometre Array
Engineers and scientists have put the finishing touches on designs for Australia’s contribution to what will be the world’s largest ...
World-first robot takes on the dirty and dangerous work of removing toxic chemical waste
Christopher Jansen knew how dangerous catalyst removal could be for workers. His hardy robot can do its job in places ...
This year’s ‘Nobel Prize for Engineering’ goes to the minds behind GPS
Billions of people around the world rely on an infrastructure network of satellites, signals and receivers to stay connected. The ...
Queensland startup builds ‘One Vision’ for a vibrant local space industry
Gilmour Space Technologies recently unveiled its locally built Ariel Class rocket and mobile launch platform – another step towards its ...
Engineers and artists join forces to highlight our growing space junk problem
In a bid to raise awareness of the threat posed by space junk, UK sound artist Nick Ryan has enlisted ...
