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CSIRO and Ceres Tag Collaborate to Create Pet Tracker

CSIRO's Data61, announced today it is developing a prototype smart pet collar in collaboration with agtech company Ceres Tag, that […]

Book chapter: ‘Managing Data Trust in Blockchain’ in ‘Blockchain for Cyberphysical Systems: Challenges, Opportunities, and Applications’

Our team is pleased to have contributed the 'Managing Data Trust in Blockchain' chapter to the book 'Blockchain for Cyberphysical […]

The BLEAT System wins 2020 Good Design Award Gold

Our BLEAT System Wins Good Design Award Gold Accolade in Australia’s International Good Design Award The winners of Australia’s peak […]

Paper: Distributed learning with non-smooth objective functions

We develop a new distributed algorithm to solve a learning problem with non-smooth objective functions when data are distributed over […]

News: Australia-Afghanistan launch National Water Information System Roadmap for Afghanistan

Last week marked the official launch of the Water Information System Roadmap for Afghanistan by the Australian Ambassador to Afghanistan, and […]

BLEAT: indoor localisation and tracking system – new dedicated website now live!

We are pleased to announce the launch of a dedicated website for our BLEAT system. BLEAT is an indoor localisation […]

Bio-sensors: discovering the secret life of oysters

We have developed a world first mollusc bio-sensor capable of delivering physiological data in real-time from animals in commercial environments. […]

Integrate BoM’s current 7-day forecast for any location in Australia into your offering

Farmers are constantly discussing about the weather, which coupled with climate, are both crucial to maximising farming performance. Having the […]

Smart ear tags – newest technology trials at Lansdown

In 2018, CSIRO, through its Data61’s Cyber-Physical Systems Program and Agriculture and Food business units have teamed up with Ceres […]

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DiNeMo: Disease Networks and Mobility

The Disease Networks and Mobility (DiNeMo) Project explores how human infectious diseases found overseas might spread in Australia and overseas, and how these movements can be predicted. The project looks at the patterns of how people move both internationally and domestically in order to forecast the risk of the spread of disease.