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The Operationalisation of Agent Transparency and Evidence for Its Impact on Key Human-Autonomy Teaming Variables

This report provides a review of studies that have examined how the transparency of an autonomous system affects key variables such as operator performance, response time, situation awareness, perceived usability, and subjective workload.

Program Tyche Biennial Report

DST's biennial report on Program Tyche - DST's strategic research initiatve in trusted autonomous systems.

Unmanned aircraft systems

Dr Jennifer Palmer explains how DST is building smarts into drones in order to keep soldiers and first responders out of harm's way.

Small autonomous aircraft

The Defence Science and Technology (DST) Group is creating teams of small autonomous aircraft, or drones, for missions in contested urban environments.

Automated and Autonomous Systems for Combat Service Support: Scoping Study and Technology Prioritisation

This report outlines the results of a scoping study, subject matter expert discussions and workshop, and use case development for automated and autonomous systems for Combat Service Support.

DSTO teams up with UNSW for EDTAS 2015

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DSTO and University of New South Wales (UNSW) are co-hosting the inaugural Emerging and Disruptive Technology Assessment Symposium (EDTAS) in July this year.

DSTO and University of New South Wales (UNSW) are co-hosting the inaugural Emerging and Disruptive Technology Assessment Symposium (EDTAS) in July this year.

Small Unmanned Aerial System (SUAS)

Project LAND 129 Phase 4 is being developed for First Pass consideration in 2015.

Bi-axial Vibration Energy Harvesting

This report describes a bi-axial approach that represents a significant advancement in vibration energy harvesting (VEH), specifically the approach increases the operational directionality from single-axis to 360 degrees in a plane.

From the archive: Target Jindivik

This Bureau of Naval Weapons Technical Film Report offers a slice of DST Group history. The video was produced by US Naval Missile Center, Point Mugu, California.

Military communications

Yarlini Amirthanesan and Thomas Stevens show how DST is using autonomous vehicles to create survivable communication networks.

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