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New system has a grip on improvised explosives

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A picture of the haptically enabled arm developed by Deakin University.
The haptically enabled arm developed by Deakin University.
A prototype bomb disposal system could become a vital capability to protect Australian troops during operations.

Autonomous systems

The fusion of machines, computing, sensing and software to create intelligent systems capable of interacting with the complexities of the real world.

The area consists of a broad range of research activities into machine autonomy consisting of trusted decision making, autonomous systems and uncrewed autonomous platforms to undertake tasks that are too risky or too difficult for a crewed platform, reduce workload or provide operational flexibility.

Australian Minesweeping and Support System (AMASS)

The Australian Minesweeping and Support System (AMASS) was the world’s first operational emulation sweep.

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