This month’s Thought Piece by Scott Colefax from the Office of the Chief Scientist discusses the immense potential for sensing technologies in bushfire management.
Read MoreDr Karthick Thiyagarajan is an internationally recognised scientist in smart sensing and robotics at Western Sydney University.
Read MoreThe Federal government and opposition must make technology-supported care at home an election issue, the NSSN’s 3rd Ageing Forum heard last Friday at NSW Parliament House.
Read MoreAn Australian-first survey which has found older Australians, their families and carers are happy to accept government-funded technology - such as sensors or robots - in their home if it means they can continue to age at home.
Read MoreEntrepreneurs, manufacturers and researchers learnt about Western Sydney University’s partnership with global automation and robotics leader Omron at this month’s Sensing Industry Connect.
Read MoreMeet Flora Salim – an award-winning Professor in the School of Computer Science and Engineering, and the inaugural Cisco Chair of Digital Transport & AI, at UNSW Sydney – and learn about her research on machine learning for time-series and multimodal sensor data, and on trustworthy AI.
Read MoreThis month: our Grand Challenge Fund is now accepting applications; our latest Annual Report is live; and learn how smart sensors can help solve the looming aged care crisis in the lead up to our 3rd Ageing Forum later this month.
Read MoreHelene Blanchard is the catalyst behind the idea for My Medic Watch, a digital health company offering smart-detection apps for automatic fall and seizure alerts.
Read MoreThe NSW Smart Sensing Network 2023/24 Annual Report is now available for viewing.
Read MoreThe NSSN is now accepting applications to support innovative, collaborative research projects that respond to the NSSN Priority Themes.
Read MoreThe NSSN is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified individuals to join its Board.
Read MoreThis month’s Thought Piece discusses a solution to the aged care crisis: the use of sensors in the home to allow older Australians to stay at home for longer.
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