Three technologies keeping drivers safer on the road
Around the world, 1.35 million people die from road toll accidents per year — about 3700 deaths per day. Here ...
Tag: autonomous vehicles
Devising self-driving technology for the Army requires military precision
A military-academic collaboration is advancing autonomous vehicle technology to ready it for use by the Australian Army.
Meet Bob the Bluebottle, an unmanned surface vessel patrolling the seas
The Bluebottle is an Australian-designed craft with applications in everything from defence to the oil and gas industry.
Venturing beneath the Antarctic ice with an autonomous vessel
A fragile glacier in an isolated part of Antarctica could cause a catastrophic rise in global sea levels. Collecting data ...
This underwater rover is exploring Antarctica before making the leap to space
A new autonomous robot developed by NASA and recently tested in Antarctica could be the key to finding life in ...
World Engineering Day: Helping life below water thrive
Oceans cover three quarters of the Earth’s surface, contain 97 per cent of the Earth’s water, and represent 99 per ...
Is the best way to beat congestion to tax it?
Congestion taxes are a controversial way to bust congestion in cities. One engineer explains the idea and debates the merits ...
A team of uni students is taking their autonomous car on a world tour
A student team from Monash University has been designing and building its own race car – and the vehicle is ...
AI on board: How a self-taught coder developed an autonomous vessel for the Navy
This naval engineer saw an opportunity to apply his self-taught coding skills to some challenges on the open ocean.
Upgrades needed to pave the way for autonomous vehicles
Automated vehicles might be in our future, but are our roads ready?
