Software
Will the technological singularity change everything we know about AI?
As the technological singularity approaches, engineers might need to start thinking about what it means to be human.
An Australian company is bridging the gap between manual and autonomous cars
An ACT-based company is using artificial intelligence to keep more people safe and alert while behind the wheel of a...
Here are two real-world applications for modelling and simulation technology
Simulation technology for the protection of buildings and infrastructure can be beneficial for the bottom line, can prevent legal issues...
How technology is bringing cricket fans closer to the action
Engineers are putting sensors and data-collectors inside cricket equipment, giving fans an even closer look at the game.
Engineering students link GIS technology with Indigenous knowledge
“We thought of linking these in a geospatial format so that stories can be recorded within the cartographic bound of...
AI created an image of the ‘average’ engineer – but it’s not the whole picture
An AI algorithm trained to create an image of an engineer shows why it's time to change the perception of...
How data analysis and AI could help engineers make our roads safer
More than 1200 Australians have lost their lives in fatal vehicle accidents in the past year. Algorithms that predict where...
This new software is solving problems common to the construction industry
Lachlan Knight named his novel software company Glaass to reflect the elegance and transparency that he hopes to bring to...
Screening for cerebral palsy via app creates more opportunities for remote healthcare
A smartphone app for early diagnosis of cerebral palsy in babies is set to be trialled across Victoria, Queensland and...
On the road with artificial intelligence
To design better autonomous vehicles, engineers are taking an artificial intelligence on a road trip.
