Locate21 Program now live, speakers announced

By on 9 March, 2021

Locate21 will be exploring ‘Convergence, Collaboration and Community – towards a stronger economy’.

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CSIRO moves to free model with Open Access

By on 9 March, 2021

CSIRO said the changes would see the removal of paywalls and enable unrestricted access to its research.

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LiDAR sensors help drive unmanned bus

By on 8 March, 2021

Ouster and Qcraft have launched another fleet of robobuses outfitted with Ouster LiDAR sensors

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New weapon in the anti-drone wars

By on 8 March, 2021

DroneShield has released the DroneCannon MKII, the next generation fixed-site UAS/drone disruption device.

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SIBA|GITA appoints new general manager

By on 8 March, 2021

Danika Bakalich took over the reigns of the organisation on 1 March after 20 years in industry and government.

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Kleos Space to launch third satellite cluster in December

By on 8 March, 2021

Kleos Space is to launch its third satellite cluster (KSF2) in December 2021 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

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Artificial Intelligence translating geospatial data into knowledge

By on 4 March, 2021

Aerometrex is using supervised machine learning algorithms to differentiate between permeable and impermeable ground surfaces, using their high resolution 2D aerial imagery.

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How a VPN Can Help Boost your Business

By on 4 March, 2021

There’s no doubt the Internet can help your business succeed. It can help you find new customers, connect with existing clients and lower the costs of running your company. However, it’s also a dangerous place for businesses. According to a study by Internet Provider Verizon, 50% of all online attacks target small businesses. The report […]

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Australian next-generation propulsion system tested

By on 2 March, 2021

An Australian research consortium has successfully tested a next generation propulsion system.

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Registration for Geo Connect Asia now open

By on 2 March, 2021

Geo Connect Asia 2021 will combine plenary sessions and conferences in a hybrid format.

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