The NSW Smart Sensing Network is leading an innovative project bringing together five research universities with water utilities across Australia to apply emerging technologies to proactively identify leaks and potential failures in water supply networks.

Have you heard that Australia has a problem with academia-industry collaboration?

The Sensor is out. Read the March 2019 edition here.

The NSW Smart Sensing Network (NSSN) is proud to announce that Western Sydney University (WSU) has joined its consortium.

NSSN’s Data Research Theme Leader, Dr Zhitao Xiong, shares his thoughts on the future of LIDAR.

NSSN member university, UTS, recently announced a research partnership with Australian mining giant, Fortescue Metals to develop autonomous mobility technologies.

Professor David Reilly from the School of Physics and Microsoft Quantum Laboratory , Photo Credit University of Sydney

NSW fire safety company, E-Visuals, is set to revolutionise how first responders evacuate buildings in an emergency. The new project, dubbed Incident, will fuse data from in-building sensors, known local hazards and publicly available information to create a single, easy to use building emergency management platform.

The Sensor is out. Read the February 2019 edition here.

The NSW government today announced the launch of the $5 million Physical Sciences Fund (PSF).

Theme Leader - Fluidics.

We seek a highly motivated individual with experience working at the nexus of research and industry to lead a research program, develop high-value relationships and drive commercial outcomes.

After an extensive consultation process, the NSW Smart Sensing Network has released its Strategic Plan 2019-21.