Robotics

The ICT Centre is CSIRO's national research hub for developing innovative information and communication technologies. These technologies are applied to Australia across the breadth CSIRO’s engagement with industry and society.

We provide the solutions that keep Australia’s minerals industry on the world stage.

World-class mining research and technological developments with far reaching implications for Australia’s future will be featured tomorrow, 1 August, in Brisbane during the Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies’ (QCAT’s) fourth annual Innovation and Excellence Day.

CSIRO welcomes the announcement by Boeing that the Australian headquarters of its advanced technologies research organisation, Phantom Works, will be located in Brisbane.

CSIRO is addressing the security and counter-terrorism issues facing Australia with dedicated research and development programs to protect our country from terrorism, crime, invasive diseases and pests, and threats to our civil infrastructure and business community.

Supporting sustainable development in Tasmania’s Derwent and Huon estuaries and D'Entrecasteaux channel using an automated monitoring system.

CSIRO’s Machine Vision team is expanding the capabilities of visioning hardware-software, building machines able to automatically process images in real-world conditions.

CSIRO is helping manufacturers compete globally by improving the flexibility and efficiency of their management, operations and manufacturing processes.

In this video, CSIRO shows that self-repairing spacecraft are not simply the stuff of science fiction. (4:16)

Learn about CSIRO's development of self-repairing autonomous space vehicles in this video from SCOPE, a science TV show for kids produced by Network Ten Australia and CSIRO. (3:00)

Dr Peter Corke is CSIRO’s expert on robots and intelligent systems, helping to design devices and systems that perform tasks humans do not want to do, or are unable to do.

The Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies (QCAT) is a joint venture between CSIRO and the Queensland Government. It is a multi-divisional research site where innovative solutions for the mining, manufacturing and energy sectors are produced.

This fact sheet overviews the six project areas that are part of the Wealth from Oceans Flagship Collaboration Cluster on Subsea Pipelines. The Cluster program aims to design new subsea pipelines for the reliable and environmentally sound development of offshore hydrocarbon resources. (2 pages)

This report was prepared by ACIL Tasman in October 2006 as input to CSIRO's Impact Review. (44 pages)

The Tasmanian ICT Centre (TasICTC) is creating a world-class ICT sustainable research capability to support the growth and development of industries in Tasmania and delivering national impact.

There are many ways that organisations in Tasmania and across Australia can work with the Tasmanian ICT Centre. Find out more in this document.