Sensors will play a critical role in Australia’s artificial intelligence revolution, the Federal Assistant Minister for Science, Technology and the Digital Economy Dr Andrew Charlton told the NSSN’s Ambitious NSW: Sensing the Future of NSW Industry event this week. The workshop featured leaders from government, industry and research.

Industry, government and research leaders will gather in Parramatta on 6 October to explore how smart sensing can help NSW advance its priorities in advanced manufacturing, housing and net zero.

Relive the highlights of the NSSN’s 10th birthday celebration through memorable moments and reflections from the night.

Founders, university partners, researchers, industry, government and collaborators who have helped shape the NSSN over the past decade came together to celebrate the network’s 10th birthday at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney on Monday night.

Australian-made aircraft, advanced manufacturing and smart sensing technologies were in focus at the NSW Smart Sensing Network’s first Sensing Industry Connect event at Western Sydney University’s Bankstown City campus.