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New deployable air traffic awareness prototype
A new deployable air traffic awareness system is providing immediate air traffic awareness to air traffic controllers.

Taking a bird’s eye view
Squadron Leader Ataman Iskender is working to change the way radar sites are identified.

Capturing data faster than a speeding bullet
A sensor that has shown potential to measure the speed and predict the trajectory of incredibly fast-moving objects has been developed.

A new way of looking at battlespaces
Air Force's Plan Jericho Disruptive Innovation team is taking mission control operations to the people with virtual reality.

Bomb search system on track to save time
A world-first system for locating unexploded ordnance detected an impact point to within 25 metres.

Canary prototype out of the cage
Army Staff Cadet Oscar Fowler has developed a prototype for a sensor that detects harmful gases, which could one day have military and civilian uses.

Creating a future-ready ADF
Defence scientists are helping to build trust in robotic and autonomous systems to encourage their uptake within the future ADF.

Scientific-minded teen finds high-flying Jasper
Seventeen-year-old Alex Johnston was thrilled to recover a balloon which came down to Earth at her family farm in NSW.

Cooperating to launch fresh ideas
A trial to pilot a drone from the back of a C-130J Hercules has taken air-land integration to new heights.

Balloons give RAAF cutting edge in aerospace
The RAAF is testing the use of high-altitude balloons to improve situational awareness over vast areas.

Potential of Ai to save lives at sea put to the test
An artificial intelligence (Ai) project run by Defence personnel in search-and-rescue (SAR) trials has the potential to save lives.

Leading at the edge
Warrant Officer Nicolas Stubbs-Race is set to become an ambassador for Air Force’s newest innovation program, Edgy Air Force.