The future of Australia

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All 104 articles on Australia

1. Australia launches the first 3D printed Mach 8 Hypersonic Missile from US soilIndustry and manufacturing13 Mar 2026
2. Using quantum computers to break global encryption just got 10 times easierSecurity and privacy2 Mar 2026
3. Gene Editing That Spreads Within The Body Trialled For First TimeBiotech and enhanced humans5 Jan 2026
4. Quantum Twins simulate what supercomputers can’tComputing15 Dec 2025
5. Fast charging Quantum Battery installed in Quantum Computer for first timeEarth and energy14 Dec 2025
6. UK MOD uses AI to classify and categorise secret documentsSecurity and privacy27 Sep 2025
7. Google partners with CSIRO to maintain energy grid stabilityEarth and energy29 Aug 2025
8. US military’s next gen fighter jet helmet lets pilots control everything with thoughtBiotech and enhanced humans19 Jan 2025
9. Anduril ramps Autonomous Underwater Vehicle production in the USARobotics2 Jan 2025
10. Nigerian AI-Ese not English is the primary language of AIAI and intelligence26 Nov 2024
11. This 3D printed material is stronger than anything produced by natureIndustry and manufacturing24 Aug 2024
12. Artificial atoms help achieve ultra secure quantum computersComputing6 Aug 2024
13. New socially intelligent AI Agents mimic human trust behavioursSecurity and privacy21 Jul 2024
14. IATA and BA launch their first fully integrated digital identify travel experienceSecurity and privacy19 Jul 2024
15. Ineffable cryptography breakthrough gets rid of root access adminsSecurity and privacy24 Mar 2024
16. The first brain scale neuromorphic computer is about to go onlineComputing30 Jan 2024
17. Futuristic proton batteries close in on Hydrogen and LiON batteries for energy densityEarth and energy12 Jan 2024
18. This new quantum microscope sees things nothing else canEarth and energy11 Dec 2023
19. These new organic batteries are trying to dethrone LiON batteriesEarth and energy17 Oct 2023
20. This new tech could help you get through airport security in just 30 SecondsSecurity and privacy5 Oct 2023
21. Researchers smash 1.7 Petabits a second through novel 19 core fiber optic cableConnected society16 Jul 2023
22. NASA’s hypersonic Rotating Detonation Engine passes first crucial testsTransport and mobility29 May 2023
23. The Future of Railways 2070 | RISSB, Australia | Matthew Griffin | Railways and Mobility Keynote SpeakerArticles12 May 2023
24. Scientists used cellular agriculture to create a giant Woolly mammoth meatballIndustry and manufacturing4 Apr 2023
25. Hydrogen eating bacteria make electricity from air in new energy breakthroughEarth and energy9 Mar 2023
26. Airspeeder unveils its first crewed eVTOL racer as it eyes a future flying car seriesTransport and mobility28 Feb 2023
27. Meta’s AI became an expert in Diplomacy and human gamers weren’t the wiserAI and intelligence19 Jan 2023
28. ChatGPT is almost acing the hardest USMLE medical exams in the USAAI and intelligence17 Jan 2023
29. New Laser on a Chip tech brings holographic smartphones closer to sci-factIndustry and manufacturing9 Jan 2023
30. Old oil wells are finding new life as Hydrogen fuel sources thanks to these bacteriaEarth and energy29 Dec 2022
31. Mini brains grown from human neurons have learned how to play PongBiotech and enhanced humans15 Dec 2022
32. Researchers replace blood tests with a 5 second pulse of light to detect MalariaBiotech and enhanced humans14 Dec 2022
33. From AI lawyers to AI judges courts are embracing tech for better and worseAI and intelligence18 Nov 2022
34. Quantum hard drives could help create quantum telescopes hundreds of kilometers wideSpace6 Oct 2022
35. Researchers have replaced concrete aggregate with rubber in world firstIndustry and manufacturing15 Aug 2022
36. Engineers have a new problem, stopping climate change from destroying roadsIndustry and manufacturing13 May 2022
37. Diamond based quantum computers paired with supercomputers for the first timeComputing9 May 2022
38. Australia’s ANZ Bank becomes the world’s first bank to mint its own crypto StablecoinsConnected society12 Apr 2022
39. Australia’s central bank is sceptical on a digital currency, but signals that could changeConnected society4 Apr 2022
40. Neumann Space successfully turns space junk into space fuel for satellitesEarth and energy26 Feb 2022
41. Silicon based quantum computing surpasses 99 percent accuracy for the first timeComputing10 Feb 2022
42. Proof of concept verifies quantum batteries that never loose their chargeEarth and energy5 Feb 2022
43. Airspeeder carries out the world’s first eVTOL drag race in OzTransport and mobility13 Jan 2022
44. These tiny bio-electronic implants could treat Rheumatoid ArthritisBiotech and enhanced humans2 Jan 2022
45. 5G and Smart City sensor networks could give autonomous vehicles collective perceptionConnected society30 Nov 2021
46. Research of billions of links shows the internet is both shrinking and expandingConnected society17 Sep 2021
47. Firms line up Green Ammonia as a future zero emission fuel for aviation and shippingEarth and energy8 Sep 2021
48. New Australian heat tolerant COVID-19 vaccine heads to human trialsBiotech and enhanced humans31 Aug 2021
49. Replica Studios makes it easy for games studios to create synthetic voicesAI and intelligence12 Aug 2021
50. A new ultra thin film gives your ordinary glasses night visionIndustry and manufacturing9 Aug 2021
51. CRISPR gene editing tool shown to stop Coronavirus replication in human cellsBiotech and enhanced humans23 Jul 2021
52. Flying race car company Alauda unveils their fantastic new Mk3 AirspeederTransport and mobility18 Jun 2021
53. Australian designer uses 3D printing and AI to create amazing butterfly inspired fashion lineIndustry and manufacturing22 May 2021
54. Australian firm unveils the world’s first Hydrogen battery to power homesEarth and energy21 Mar 2021
55. Fossil fuels running out of gas as renewable energy becomes the world’s cheapest energyEarth and energy17 Nov 2020
56. Energy scavenging nano tech generates energy from everythingEarth and energy11 Nov 2020
57. Researchers unveil Google maps for the human bodyBiotech and enhanced humans17 Sep 2020
58. Australian government backs renewables and unveils plans to export sunshine to AsiaEarth and energy3 Sep 2020
59. An AI hiring company says it can predict job hopping based on your interviewAI and intelligence30 Jul 2020
60. World’s smallest camera is so small it travels around your bloodstream scanning you from the insideIndustry and manufacturing27 Jul 2020
61. This E-Bike reads your brainwaves to help you stay alive on the roadTransport and mobility13 Jul 2020
62. AirSpeeder gets set to launch flying car races in 2021Transport and mobility5 Jul 2020
63. HyperPower unveil their new high density electric motor to accelerate the HyperloopTransport and mobility14 Jun 2020
64. New hot qubits let quantum computers run near room temperatureComputing6 Jun 2020
65. Researchers squeeze a record breaking 44.2Tbps out of ordinary fiber opticConnected society22 May 2020
66. A radical new fusion reactor could disrupt how all future fusion reactors are builtEarth and energy11 Mar 2020
67. Spray on solar panels and solar skins push green energy to the next levelEarth and energy7 Mar 2020
68. New Lithium-Sulfur batteries have five times the capacity of Lithium-IonEarth and energy31 Jan 2020
69. Lab grown meat could make eating T-Rex and Zebra burgers completely normalIndustry and manufacturing31 Dec 2019
70. Gallium “heartbeat” discovery gives re-configurable electronics a boostIndustry and manufacturing7 Oct 2019
71. World’s first vaccine entirely designed by an AI heads to human trialsAI and intelligence22 Sep 2019
72. Brick-bot Hadrian X gets to work building homes in AustraliaRobotics13 Aug 2019
73. Evolving robots discover new ways to walk thanks to AI advancesRobotics24 Apr 2019
74. Breakthrough process lets researchers turn Carbon Dioxide back into CoalEarth and energy21 Apr 2019
75. Scientists create Nanobionic plants that detect chemicals and could grow on MarsIndustry and manufacturing13 Apr 2019
76. Experimental vaccine for Celiac disease heads to human trialsBiotech and enhanced humans23 Feb 2019
77. Scientists have created the world’s first Star Trek like tractor beamEarth and energy8 Dec 2018
78. Scientists jumped out of a plane to create a new wonder materialIndustry and manufacturing27 Nov 2018
79. Revolutionary injectable brain implant restores mobility in paralysed patientsBiotech and enhanced humans5 Jul 2018
80. Revolutionary blood test lets doctors see chronic pain in colourBiotech and enhanced humans6 Jun 2018
81. Scientists turn light into sound to create faster Photonic computersComputing2 Apr 2018
82. New graphene filter turns filthy water into drinking waterEarth and energy23 Mar 2018
83. NASA inspired tech designed for outer space triples crop yields on EarthIndustry and manufacturing3 Feb 2018
84. Researchers unveil the world’s first complete silicon quantum chip designComputing22 Dec 2017
85. World’s first fully autonomous freight train goes for a spin in AustraliaTransport and mobility10 Oct 2017
86. Blockchain entrepreneurs are helping utilities re-invent the powergridEarth and energy28 Sep 2017
87. New shark spotter algorithm saves lives, and sharksAI and intelligence8 Aug 2017
88. Australian researchers claim a blockchain record of 440,000 transactions per secondConnected society1 Aug 2017
89. Companies are racing to fill the seas with autonomous drone shipsTransport and mobility26 Jun 2017
90. An Australian AI can predict when you’ll die with 70 percent accuracyAI and intelligence10 Jun 2017
91. World’s biggest meat producer begins rolling out robot butchersRobotics1 May 2017
92. Robots are taking over and automating the world’s minesRobotics11 Apr 2017
93. Australia is building the world’s biggest solar farmEarth and energy7 Apr 2017
94. Researchers have created the highest quality hologram yetVirtual worlds23 Mar 2017
95. An extinction gene and glowing mice help scientists eradicate invasive speciesEarth and energy15 Feb 2017
96. Australia hails the end of passports as it rolls out biometrics at airportsSecurity and privacy24 Jan 2017
97. Harder than diamond, the meteorite diamond that’s made in a labIndustry and manufacturing27 Dec 2016
98. Huge new wireless sensor network to help scientists monitor biodiversity in the AmazonEarth and energy21 Dec 2016
99. New research shows plants learn like dogsEarth and energy10 Dec 2016
100. Nanocrystal discovery turns normal glasses into night vision specsIndustry and manufacturing9 Dec 2016
101. Australian researchers reproduce the effects of excercise with a pillBiotech and enhanced humans7 Nov 2016
102. Australia’s Little Ripper search and rescue drone goes looking for sharksSecurity and privacy24 Oct 2016
103. DARPA’s hack proof code protects military systems from hackersSecurity and privacy20 Oct 2016
104. Scientists create breakthrough everything-phobic nanomaterialIndustry and manufacturing10 Oct 2016