Collaborating on the future of Defence
Chief Defence Scientist Tanya Monro has led a delegation to the Pacific Operational Science and Technology (POST) Conference in Hawaii,
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Science & Technology
‘Fitbit for weapons’ under trial at Enoggera
A trial is underway to test if dry firing with a ‘Fitbit for shooting’ can improve soldiers’ live-fire skills. CAPTION:
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Ghost Shark ‘Alpha’ unveiled in Sydney
The Albanese Government [not the company who made it, apparently] will deliver a sovereign, autonomous undersea capability, through the Ghost
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HMAS Stuart helps on US missile-detection test
Australia supported the United States as it undertook a successful missile-defence test off the coast of Hawaii recently. CAPTION: US
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Diggers experiment to innovate in US
It’s not often soldiers feel it’s okay to fail at work – and they’re certainly not encouraged to. CAPTION: Signallers Harley
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Making the tiniest things count in war
Harnessing quantum behaviours to develop advanced technologies could enable Defence to provide the warfighter with an asymmetric advantage. CAPTION: Head of
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Another $400million to expand Ghost Bat development
The Royal Australian Air Force has invested an additional $399 million in the ongoing development of the MQ-28A Ghost Bat
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Australia and Japan sign undersea-warfare-research agreement
Australia and Japan have signed an agreement to enhance strategic capabilities in robotic and autonomous systems for undersea warfare. FILE
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AI technology strategic challenge tested
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to deter, shape and change the character of warfare. CAPTION: Will Forker and Luis Leal
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Scientists dive into better communication
Having the chance to see their work in action is a highlight for many Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG)
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Electric Bushmaster tested in the field
The Robotic and Autonomous Systems Implementation and Coordination Office (RICO) has trialled the electric protected mobility vehicle (ePMV) with a
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Personnel test their cyber skills
More than 1000 competitors are expected to join this year’s ADF Cyber Skills Association’s (CSA) capstone Cyber Skills Challenge (CSC).
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New era for information systems training
Following six months of intensive training, the first initial-entry streamed Communications and Information Systems – Information Systems (CIS-I) sailors will
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Augmented reality enhances medical training
Imagine a world where new mixed-reality technology could assist Royal Australian Air Force medical professionals in immersing themselves into training
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New operators at Defence Space Command
Defence Space Command’s six newly accredited Defence personnel are leading operations for Joint Commercial Operations (JCO-AUS). CAPTION: Able Seaman Qambar Said
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Army takes STEM engagement on the road
Featuring a fresh look and new immersive capability, Army’s new STEM engagement vehicle has been rolled out. CAPTION: Director General Army
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DSTG developing ‘steerable’ radio antennas
Radio frequency technology has come a long way since the days of manually adjusting rabbit ears to get a TV
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Unmanned aerial logistics coming soon
Having your next batch of ammo or rations arrive via drone could be no more than a couple of years
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Soldiers team with innovators, thinkers and partners
Defence personnel, academics, industry representatives and international partners were among more than 1500 people who converged on the Perth Convention
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Lockheed Martin wins $multi-billion$ Project AIR6500
Lockheed Martin Australia has been selected as the ‘strategic partner’ to deliver the Joint Air Battle Management System for the
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