This project will develop advanced software that combines real microgravity experiments with AI data to create highly accurate digital models that provide unparalleled biological insights for pharmaceutical research.
This project aims to establish commercial microgravity research capability in Australia.
The project will see entX collaborate with Japan’s leading international lunar exploration company, ispace, to fast-track the commercialisation of their prototype Radioisotope Heating Unit (RHU). The RHU is a breakthrough device designed to protect spacecraft from the extreme cold of the lunar night, extending mission lifespans and offering a safer, cost-effective heat source. The partnership will see the technology further developed and tested, with the intention of bringing it to the market.
This project will develop a model and prototype tool to help Defence end-users understand how online communities and informal networks evolve over time.
This project focuses on developing Defence engagement programs in the Pacific Islands region by mapping networks and influence in the region.
The objective of this project is to develop and demonstrate SENTRI, a powerful and adaptable system to help Defence respond effectively to changing threats and environments. This initiative is set to transform how Defence gathers and uses intelligence, integrating Fleet’s Centauri satellite network with advanced sensor technology to deliver real-time, high-reliability data in remote and challenging environments. Beyond military applications, SENTRI also has the potential to unlock innovation in disaster response, border security, and even commercial industries like agriculture and mining, enabling smarter, faster decisions on a continental scale. This project was from Round 3 of the [...]
Project Summary This aim of this project is to strengthen sovereign undersea capabilities by advancing Defence Innovation Science and Technology (IS&T) in the development of underwater recharging stations with hybrid energy storage systems. This project will explore the feasibility of two different technology options for underwater recharging stations for autonomous underwater vehicles.
Project Summary The aim of this project is to develop a better understanding of how environmental conditions and antifouling materials affect biofilm growth by integrating existing knowledge and real-time field data into an intelligent predictive tool. This tool will enable the assessment of treatment performance much more efficient by offering a probabilistic model which is capable of predicting biofilm growth rates on antifouling materials, under stochastic environmental conditions, and considering temporal changes in model parameters.
Project Summary The aim of this project is to develop the Human-Driven Processes for Critical Infrastructure Operations Resiliency (HDP-CIOR) Tool which will model an interactive virtual operational environment with multi-vector disruptions and present it as a serious game simulating the Protective Security posture of critical systems, infrastructure, people and processes. The purpose of the HDP-CIOR Tool is to identify potential weaknesses or limitations with existing procedures by exploring the interplay between the system and the human behaviour and decision-making procedures observed during simulations.
Project Summary The aim of this project is to develop and refine distributed multi-agent algorithms for Threat Evaluation and Weapon Assignment (TEWA) within a force-level battle management context. As modern combat scenarios become increasingly complex, with multiple platforms and assets operating in contested environments, there is a growing need for sophisticated, scalable solutions that can manage the real-time decision-making process across multiple agents. This project seeks to create a robust, distributed TEWA system capable of optimizing weapon-target allocations under dynamic conditions.
This project aims to improve operational performance by increasing the accuracy and range of automatic detection, tracking, and localisation of undersea threats. This was the first project funded by the Defence Innovation Partnership’s Activator Fund. The theme of the first fund was Remote undersea surveillance data processing, analysis and networking. It aligned with the undersea warfare and trusted autonomy priorities of the Defence Innovation, Science and Technology program.
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