The R&D project ‘Mine Counter Measures in a Day’ was jointly funded through Trusted Autonomous Systems, established as a Defence Cooperative Research Centre, who also provided technical oversight. The project, commencing in 2020, recently concluded with a capability demonstration in Sydney.
In September 2024, Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS) were very pleased to continue our relationship with the Australian Army and experimentation unit 1 Armoured Regiment at the Land Autonomous Systems & Teaming–Demonstration (LAST-D). Wonderful to also see technologies from previous TAS projects, including the BAE Systems OCCVs (part of TAS TAGVIEW) continue their development. TAS provided […]
Additional video of MIC (WIN) Branch, TAS Project, the Austal-led, Patrol Boat Autonomy Trial – Endurance Trials Video
Austal Media Release (Excerpt) – In a noteworthy development within the Australian maritime sector, the collaborative Patrol Boat Autonomy Trial (PBAT) project has successfully completed Sea Acceptance Trials (including Endurance Trials) of the remote and autonomously operated vessel, Sentinel. The trials, conducted by Austal Australia, consisted of a series of remote and autonomous navigation events […]
Article in SLD Info: The Future is Now for the ADF: Shaping Space for Maritime Autonomous Systems
Feature article on TAS in Defence Connect Special Edition: Uncrewed and Autonomous Systems
Special Report: Helping the drone war balance autonomy and in-flight ethics.
Special Report: Navy explores autonomy and optional crewing.
TAS held our fourth Symposium 27 March in Brisbane with engagement and participation with a range of interesting speakers and networking among diverse attendees. We were joined on video message (sitting-week) by Minister Hon. Pat Conroy, whose portfolio includes Defence Industry, in-person by Queensland Minister, Hon. Leanne Linard MP whose portfolio includes Science & Industry. […]
Do you use any TAS regulatory resources or tools? Click here to access our new survey, and tell us how they’ve helped, or what would make them better. Over the past four years, Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS) has worked with government, Defence, industry and academic stakeholders to develop ‘public good’ regulatory resources. These are intended […]