Biomedical engineers, telecommunications experts and more named as 2019 Eureka Prize winners
The winners of the 2019 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes were revealed last week, and engineers had a strong showing across ...
Tag: internet of things
How digital twin technology is changing the engineering landscape
Producing digital twins that mirror physical products and processes can help companies quickly identify problems and prototype new ideas.
How Australian engineers solved one of wireless networking’s biggest problems to make WiFi
Engineers and scientists from CSIRO came together to solve a wireless networking problem. The result was WiFi.
Capturing data is the easy part, but how do you extract its value?
Collecting data is relatively easy these days. Pulling out useful insights is the hard part, says Yokogawa Australia and New ...
How one engineering firm rode the wave of digital disruption – and boosted output in the process
Technology has been accelerating at lightning pace in recent years, and entire industries have been turned on their heads. Construction ...
How necessity inspires invention in the mind of engineer James Trevelyan
Professor James Trevelyan opens up about the many inspired inventions that have characterised his career.
Melbourne transport strategy sees more shared spaces, more public transport and fewer cars
A new strategy imagines what Australia’s second-most populous city will look like in 10 years through the lens of transport ...
Is Australia ready for self-driving cars?
Australia leads the world in regulatory support for autonomous vehicles, but has to catch up to other countries’ overall readiness ...
South Australian startup takes the Internet of Things out of this world
With 1 million devices connected to their four-nanosatellite network, Fleet Space Technologies is gearing up to launch 10 more satellites ...
Engineers teach RFID tags new tricks to lower the cost of smart technologies
From tracking pallets and crates to keeping tabs on library books, RFID tags have been put to many uses. But ...
