Technology
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.
Navy unveils new weapon in war on waste
Chefs at HMAS Kuttabul in Sydney have a new weapon at their disposal to aid in the fleet’s war on waste.
Banking on cyber security expertise
A competition between military and banking personnel produced collaborative results in a cyber-security challenge.
Defence spearheads push for equality in STEM
Defence has reaffirmed its commitment to gender equity by taking part in an inaugural gender equity conference.
Unmanned technology used to fight bushfires
An Army regiment used an unmanned aerial system to survey blazing scrub in the Orroral Valley near Canberra on February 6.
Scientists provide support to bushfire response
Defence scientists have contributed to the response to the bushfire crisis by using a research aircraft to conduct surveillance operations.
Harnessing innovation to get the upper hand
Air Warfare Centre expertise is providing crucial information for emergency services as they seek new ways to reduce danger this summer.
Litening pod trials for RAAF C-130J Hercules
Flight trials have begun for a Royal Australian Air Force C-130J Hercules transport aircraft equipped with a Northrop Grumman Litening sensor pod
Thinking outside the window
A "Virtual Tower" is providing a glimpse of the future in air traffic control.
In the drone at world championships
Australian Army drone racers have placed third and fourth in the world at the inaugural X-Class World Invitational Championships.
Essential answers to complex questions
Experts from the Defence Science and Technology Group help the ADF stay current with advances in technology.
Ensuring equipment is battle ready
The Land Engineering Agency recognised decades of designing, developing and testing Army equipment when it celebrated its 80th birthday.
