Augmenting the Military Operational Lifecycle: Wearable Assistive Technologies to Enhance Performance and Mitigate Injury.
Videos
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Video list
Predicting and improving team performance by incorporating an autonomous advisory system.
A multi-systems approach to demand and resilience resource profiles within the at-sea deployment setting.
Developing responsive and adaptive artificial-agents for team training.
Targeting the Gut Microbiome to Enhance the Health, Performance and Resilience of the Australian Warfighter.
Adapting the transparency of autonomous systems to optimise human-autonomy teaming in command-and-control settings.
Applied behavioural dynamics to measure and enhance team coordination and performance in a military setting.
Improving performance in the heat: Developing tools for the prediction of heat resilience in humans.
The 2020 Ralph Slatyer Address was delivered by Chief Defence Scientist Professor Tanya Monro. This is the Q&A segment of the 2020 address which was presented as a national broadcast from the National Press Club of Australia, Canberra on 27 May.
The 2020 Ralph Slatyer Address was delivered by Chief Defence Scientist Professor Tanya Monro. In addressing the Press Club, Professor Monro outlines how science and technology are critical to ensuring our ADF maintains a strategic advantage across the full spectrum of Defence capabilities.
