Author: Trusted Autonomous SystemsPublished: 11/07/2022Category: Body of KnowledgeLast updated: 03/10/2022 This document is available as a PDF, which can be viewed as an embedded file or downloaded to your computer. Document Summary This document highlights that there are a diverse range of stakeholders in the autonomous vehicle industry in Australia that are working effectively together…
Author: Trusted Autonomous SystemsPublished: 11/07/2022Category: Body of KnowledgeLast updated: 03/10/2022 This document is available as a PDF, which can be viewed as an embedded file or downloaded to your computer. Document Summary This document highlights the common current uses for autonomous vehicles in both on and off-road settings as well as an outline of common…
Author: Australian Road Research BoardPublished: 08/08/2022Category: External resourcesLast updated: 16/08/2022 The Australian Road Research Board’s mission is firmly focused on creating knowledge for tomorrow’s transport challenges and solutions for today. They work with road agencies, all levels of government, academia, and companies in the private sector. Open Resource ↗ Document Summary The Australian Road Research…
Author: Queensland GovernmentPublished: 08/08/2022Category: External resourcesLast updated: 08/08/2022 Connected vehicle technology, also known as Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS), enables vehicles to talk to other connected vehicles, roadside infrastructure, and centralised traffic management systems to share awareness messages. These messages alert the driver of various road conditions. The introduction of connected vehicles and infrastructure will…
Author: iMOVE AustraliaPublished: 08/08/2022Category: External resourcesLast updated: 08/08/2022 Open Resource ↗ Document Summary iMOVE is a national centre for transport and mobility R&D. They work with our partners to deliver high-impact R&D collaborations that improve the transport systems for people and freight nationally. iMOVE runs the iMOVE Cooperative Research Centre which is funded by the…
Author: Damian Copeland and Lauren SandersPublished: 07/10/2021Category: External resourcesLast updated: 02/09/2022 Alongside the urbanization of armed conflict lies a second trend: the increase in the use of technology to augment methods of warfare. Although some may claim that the integration of technological solutions – such as increasing the precision of munitions or reliance upon enhanced…
Author: Trusted Autonomous SystemsPublished: 11/07/2022Category: Body of KnowledgeLast updated: 03/10/2022 This document is available as a PDF, which can be viewed as an embedded file or downloaded to your computer. Document Summary There are significant efforts underway to adapt the existing regulatory framework for automated vehicles in Australia to support the safe, orderly, and effective…
Author: National Transport CommissionPublished: 08/08/2022Category: External resourcesLast updated: 08/08/2022 Automated vehicles – sometimes known as autonomous vehicles or “driverless cars” – offer the possibility of fundamentally changing transport and society by improving road safety, mobility, freight productivity and by reducing road congestion. But current laws do not support their use on public roads. We need…
Author: Robotic and Autonomous Systems Implementation & Coordination Office (RICO) Australian ArmyPublished: 11/08/2022Category: UncategorizedLast updated: 25/08/2022 Army’s Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) Strategy V2.0 articulates how Army aspires to leverage emerging technology such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), autonomy, and robotics to gain operational advantage. Open Resource ↗ Document Summary Robotic & Autonomous Systems Strategy v2.0…
