The NSW government to accelerate research and development investment to make NSW Australia’s R&D leader. 

The NSSN DataHack 2019 will take place at CEBIT Australia from 29 to 31 October in the International Convention Centre Sydney.

The NSW Water Industry Workshop, opened by the NSW Minister for Water, Property and Housing the Hon. Melinda Pavey and hosted by NSW Smart Sensing Network (NSSN) was held on 2 October 2019 in Sydney, NSW.

The NSSN attended the IoT impact conference to contribute to the conversation on Australia’s transition to industry 4.0.

UNSW researchers have developed non-invasive, rapid and effective ways to diagnose and treat disease.

Using biologically-inspired event-based cameras, the Astrosite™ can capture objects in space with unprecedented temporal resolution.

The October edition of the Sensor is here.

The NSSN will bring together the state's leading scientists with key stakeholders to share information, devise collaborative solutions in two key areas of smart sensing and data in the context of smart water management and drought. 

From water flow modelling and smart soil moisture intelligence systems through to rescue drones and wearable sensors for balance assessment, the University of Canberra (UC) brings its one of a kind sensing expertise to the NSSN.

The NSSN rolled out a series of events to officially welcome the Australian National University (ANU) as a member on 25 September 2019.

The NSSN Seminar Series for Sensing Data – A Stage for Engagement, was carried out by NSSN Research Theme Leader Dr Zhitao Xiong at Macquarie University on 2 September 2019.

NSSN hosted two industry seminars on Developing Commercially Scalable Smart Devices and Developing Commercially Scalable Medical Products with Embedded Electronics.