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TCOLD CASE: Police Ballistics Services officer Alan Piper (right) shows a mould taken from the First World War German tank Mephisto to Queensland Museum senior curator Michael Westaway. Police officer Ashley Huth is in the tank with another mould.

German WWI tank in Ipswich for forensic analysis

Published by Queensland Times 16 March 2013.    

Maganapod climbing metal beam

Magnapods: Highly Flexible Inspection Robots

Magnapods are a class of bespoke high degrees-of-freedom autonomous inspection robots that are capable of navigating complex ferrous environments. Their flexibility […]

3D Laser Mapping's ZEB1 handheld remote scanner

3D Laser Mapping Poised for Growth in North America

Geododatepoint published on March 12 2013.    

Zebedee device

Handheld laser puts CSIRO on the map

Published by The Australian 29 January 2013 .    

I3Hub

The I3Hub is an initiative to create an independent, not-for-profit network of I3 (Industrial Internet Innovation) Hubs. Its vision is for […]

Innovative Manufacturing CRC

In Nov 2014, we submitted the IMCRC Proposal (Innovative Manufacturing). We are proposing to lead Program 3, Automated and Assistive […]

Manufacturing Industry Innovation CRC

In Aug 2013 we submitted the MIICRC Proposal  (Manufacturing Industry Innovation) We were leading RESEARCH PROGRAM 2: AGILE MANUFACTURING This program will investigate […]

The Zebedee scanner in action at Fort Lytton

Paper: Zebedee: Design of a Spring-Mounted 3-D Range Sensor with Application to Mobile Mapping

Zebedee: Design of a Spring-Mounted 3-D Range Sensor with Application to Mobile Mapping Three-dimensional perception is a key technology for many […]

Common Mine Model

In June 2012 we submitted the Common Mine Model (CMM) proposal to AMIRA. The role of the Common Mine Model […]

Paper: Continuous 3D scan-matching with a spinning 2D laser

Continuous 3D scan-matching with a spinning 2D laser Scan-matching is a technique that can be used for building accurate maps […]