We seek paths to adoption for our research outcomes and opportunities to transfer our technology to Australian industry.

Voting with their feet, a record 28 university students from across Australia spent the summer working with CSIRO’s autonomous systems researchers in Brisbane.

A miniature CSIRO submarine being used to study the health of Tasmania’s waterways has officially been named ‘Searise’.

The Tasmanian ICT Centre is developing a world-class ICT research capacity and conducting innovative applied research in the areas of sensor networks and data management.

CSIRO is developing technologies that are enabling large driverless vehicles to operate in industrial worksites such as smelters.

CSIRO is developing autonomous technologies to monitor the environment and infrastructure and improve safety and operating efficiency in the mining, manufacturing and agricultural industries.

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

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 Jonathon Ralston's research aims to deliver the 'Future Mine' through advanced sensing, mapping, navigation, automation, communications and visualisation technologies.

Dr Jonathan Roberts is Research Director of the Autonomous Systems Laboratory in CSIRO’s ICT Centre.

This flyer outlines the work of CSIRO’s Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Centre. (2 pages)

CSIRO Education runs hands-on workshops in South Australia on robotics for students from Years 6 to 9. Download these robotics student worksheets before your session.

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

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