MiTE is a thermoelastic stress analysis capability that provides a highly affordable, rugged, compact and portable means of imaging stress in dynamically loaded structures.
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DST has licence agreements around research and intellectual property
The research conducted by DST Group generates valuable intellectual property, which we seek to transfer to Australian industry to enhance Australia's defence capabilities and national wealth.
We do this through licence agreements.
This technology transfer has several pay-offs. The Defence organisation benefits from the evolution of sustainable, competitive Australian defence industry capabilities and the savings delivered by improved technology. Australian industry benefits from introduction to new technology and defence markets, the development of spin-off products with civilian applications, and income from domestic sales and exports. DST benefits through experience gained during the widespread application of its technology, enabling it to enhance its research base.
For further information, contact our Technology Partnerships Office.
Technology opportunities
Janus is a C++ interpreter that interfaces between aircraft flight vehicle mathematical models and aircraft datasets
PREDICT is an initiative from the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to provide cyber security data to government departments, academia and commercial entities in the US.
DST Group, through an innovative approach to exoskeleton design, has developed a proof-of-concept demonstrator of a non-rigid exoskeleton - 'OX'.
The FiLPaQ system fills a gap in the analysis of gearbox engine systems, resulting in better condition monitoring and opportunities for prognostic health monitoring.
The Survival Aid For Encumbered (SAFE) combines the buoyancy of the existing lifejacket with additional small inflatable bladders attached to the thighs.
The Miniaturised - Charge Exchange Thruster (M-CXT) is a new type of electric propulsion device for spacecraft, currently in development.
The Vibration Energy Harvester scavenges power from a vehicle's structural vibrations and then converts them into electrical power for use by in-situ diagnostic sensors and devices.
The hole rework alignment tool is a hand-held tool for the alignment of drills/reamers on structures requiring high dimensional tolerance and/or precise positioning of drilled features.
Source IP is an IP Australia initiative to facilitate innovation and commercialisation by providing a means for public sector patent holders to signal their licensing intent and promote their key areas of technology within a single platform.
