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Keep watching the skies: Australia’s premier scientific instrument is no museum piece
When the CSIRO’s 64-metre Parkes Radio Telescope was commissioned in 1961, it was only expected to operate for 20 years....
Transforming urban planning using spatial digital twins
With the aid of Nearmap solutions, engineers are using spatial digital twins to make precise and data-backed decisions at scale.
This X-ray company is showcasing South Australian engineering talent to the world
An ultra-lightweight mobile X-ray machine from South Australian company Micro-X has been approved for use in Australian hospitals.
Computer vision system remotely monitors premature babies
Researchers from the University of South Australia have developed a computer vision system that can remotely monitor a premature baby’s...
HP-OCT: the (literally) eye-catching Australian invention
A recent Australian Engineering Excellence Award recipient, the Hyperparallel OCT is an all-in-one diagnostic device for ophthalmologists and optometrists.
For the first time, researchers put AI skin cancer diagnosis to the test in the real world
Scientists have found artificial intelligence (AI) improves the accuracy of skin cancer diagnosis, when combined with human clinical checks.
Spatial data on demand gives engineers a clear picture
A new service aims to provide high-quality spatial data for engineers and planners within minutes.
Thorsten Trupke is keeping Australia’s solar cells at peak performance
Thorsten Trupke's award-winning technology is a smarter and faster way of making sure that solar cells are reliable.
Specially filtered snapshots are spotting manufacturing defects
Engineers from the Australian National University (ANU) have developed a method that could help manufacturers spot defects in technology more...
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.
