Software
The world’s most sensitive computer code is vulnerable to attack
Nowadays data breaches aren’t rare shocks – they’re a weekly drumbeat. From leaked customer records to stolen source code, our...
Anti-collision software minimises mining risk
Automated bulk-handling machines in mining and maritime can be highly dangerous, but an Australian innovation is offering engineers a tool...
Why a computer-controlled radiotherapy machine turned deadly
In the 1980s, a machine meant to help save lives administered a massive overdose of radiation to patients. Avoidable software...
Meet the ethical hackers defending Australia’s critical infrastructure
A white-hat hacker details their process for penetration testing Australian industrial assets and protecting them from cyber crime.
Augmented reality: No longer just an engineering pipedream
Rather than being an uncertain future possibility, augmented reality is being integrated into processes that assist engineers in their jobs.
Using AI to wrangle massive amounts of data
How AI – beyond the buzzword – is driving usable insights in the short-term rental industry and further afield.
9 useful AI tools for engineers
The arrival of user-friendly large language models (LLMs) has driven AI hype to deafening levels in the past few years,...
How digital innovation is changing the construction industry
From 3D modelling to artificial intelligence, here are three ways digital design tools are changing the course of construction.
Detecting power lines faults – and preventing bushfires – made easier with Australian innovation
An early fault detection system can help prevent bushfires, so why isn’t Australia using more of them? The electrical engineer...
Shark-spotting software uses drones to patrol beaches
This drone technology is keeping swimmers safe on Australian beaches by detecting sharks from high in the air.
