Drones, abseiling and 3D modelling give engineers a new view on structural audits
A company in Western Australia is shaking up the field of structural audits by using drones, abseiling engineers and 3D modelling to reduce time and cost.
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Curiosity is every engineer’s best asset – here’s why
If you became an engineer because you are curious about how the world works, you're in good company.
Young engineers take the helm of Australia’s new Global Combat Ships
BAE Systems recently sent two young Australian engineers over to Glasgow to develop their skills and experiences in working with the world’s leading combat ships. As the Royal Australian Navy’s ...
It’s time to set the record straight about artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence will be able to do many things – destroying the world won't be one of them, says Professor Toby Walsh.
As more spacecraft head out in the ether, who helps guide their way?
When spacecraft near and far phone home, back here on Earth those at the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex listen.
More details revealed about Australia’s first space agency
It’s all systems go for the nation’s first space agency, with former CSIRO boss Dr Megan Clark at the helm and ongoing funding details announced.
Barangaroo urban renewal project wins awards for sustainability and innovation
The Barangaroo South urban renewal project has nabbed Lendlease a handful of awards from the Property Council of Australia.
In the age of digital warfare, is Australia’s cybersecurity ready?
As an arena of war, cyberspace is new, but the way war is executed in that arena is as old as war itself. There is attack, defence, deterrence and influence. ...
If a robot hurts or kills someone, is the robot responsible?
As robotics and AI become an increasingly potent force in society, previously abstract questions about how we should legislate them now need concrete answers.
Form and function: How one engineer brings cutting-edge designs to life
High-tech construction wizard Adam Mitchell is responsible for making some of the most unique and striking structures in Australia possible.
