CSIRAC: Australia’s first computer
CSIRAC was built by CSIR in 1949 and it was the fourth computer in the world - it completed more than 1 000 projects by the time it was turned off in 1964.
View ArticleAn introduction to physical-statistical modelling using Bayesian methods
This 18-page technical report by environmental statistician Dr Edward Campbell explains new approaches to integrating complex physical and statistical models.
View ArticleApplication of Bayesian hierarchical modelling to a delayed action oscillator...
This 20-page CSIRO technical report written by environmental statistician Dr Edward Campbell explores previously reported ideas on physical-statistical models using Bayesian hierarchical approaches.
View ArticleCSIRO wins another round in US WLAN court case
On Friday 15 June 2007, a federal court in Texas granted CSIRO’s application for an injunction to prevent infringement of its wireless network patent by Buffalo-group companies in the US. An injunction...
View ArticleSensor and sensor networks research progress report: July 2004 to June 2006
The first report from CSIRO's research program in wireless sensor networks. (38 pages)
View ArticleReady to roll
CSIRO's patented twin roll casting technology produces twin roll cast sheets of magnesium direct from molten metal, ready for finish rolling to customer order specification.
View ArticleTerrestrial mapping and monitoring
Over more than 20 years, CSIRO has made major contributions in the use of remotely sensed data for improving environmental knowledge and management at scales from local to regional to continental.
View ArticleEmergency two-way communications for underground miners
An underground to surface wireless communication system invented by CSIRO will revolutionise search and rescue operations in mines.
View ArticleMultiBeam antenna provides novel solution for satellite communication
The CSIRO-designed MultiBeam antenna is leading the world in providing solutions to the future needs of satellite communications.
View ArticleExploring the new physics of the nanoscale
CSIRO explores the new physics of the nanoscale, building novel structures, materials and devices.
View ArticleGiving machines vision
CSIRO’s Machine Vision team is exploring ways to expand the capabilities of machines that automatically capture and process images.
View ArticleWorld's fastest, most spectrally efficient wireless communications link
CSIRO achieved a world first in wireless communications by transmitting data over a wireless link at six gigabits per second with no perceptible delays or loss of quality.
View ArticleRobust, dependable flying robots
CSIRO is developing technologies supporting the safe, reliable, and cost effective operation of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) for scientific and civilian applications.
View ArticleField robotics: robots for the real world
CSIRO is developing robotic systems for industrial and research applications to improve safety, efficiency and production.
View ArticleThe latest equipment for farmers: wireless sensor networks
CSIRO is providing sensor web and smart sensor network solutions to the agricultural sector.
View ArticleCSIROvision – a global collaboration platform
CSIROvision combines high definition video and audio with an in-built teleconferencing facility, allowing real-time collaboration across the globe.
View ArticleSensor and Sensor Networks: 2009-2010 Year in Review
This annual report highlights CSIRO's activities and scientific achievements in sensor network technologies from July 2009 to June 2010. (56 pages)
View ArticleSmart energy
CSIRO's futuristic hardware and software innovations are powering the push to use energy more efficiently and draw it from sustainable sources.
View ArticleWireless sensor networks: a new instrument for observing our world
CSIRO is developing robust wireless sensor network hardware and smart software to increase the quality and reduce the cost of collecting environmental data.
View ArticlePhenonet: wireless sensors in agriculture
The High Resolution Plant Phenomics Centre is using CSIRO-developed smart sensor nodes to record microclimate and plant data in the field in an effort to select new plant varieties suited to difficult...
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