Update on Skyborne Gannet Glider Project (Army)
Successful Gannet Glider flight tests
Entries by TAS
Update on NGTF Project – Thales MCM in a Day
Media release on Thales MCM demonstration, November 2022
Update on NGTF Project – BAE Systems TAGVIEW
BAE Systems Autonomy Defence Collaboration
Wide open spaces support drone development – The Australian
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/special-reports/wide-open-spaces-support-drone-development/news-story/49215b9879f948e939a8bdc93e1a38e6
Austal undertake Patrol Boat Autonomy Trial for RAN
https://www.austal.com/news/austal-australia-undertake-patrol-boat-autonomy-trial-royal-australian-navy
TAS Maritime Showcase at AIMS-ReefWorks September 2022
Media release from AIMS on the TAS Maritime Showcase
Collaborating to build a better domestic and international regulatory environment for innovative autonomous vessels
By Rachel Horne, Assurance of Autonomy Activity Lead, Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS) Domestic and international engagement is key for understanding different regulatory, environmental, and operational contexts; providing lessons in how we might approach some of our own challenges; facilitating future collaboration; and accelerating the operationalisation of autonomous vessels nationally and internationally. In June 2022 TAS […]
High altitude technologies taking off in Queensland!
On Friday 22 July in a large exhibition hall in Brisbane, an innovative Queensland company, DanField Stratoship undertook a demonstration inflation of a stratospheric air ship. The demonstration was organised by Trusted Autonomous Systems, a Defence Cooperative Research Centre in conjunction with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Air Warfare Centre (AWC), and as part […]
Who is liable when an autonomous military drone causes unintended harms?
By Dr Brendan Walker-Munro, Law and Future of War Research Group, The University of Queensland Suppose that the ADF procures an autonomous airborne drone (‘drone’) for delivery of goods whilst deployed during humanitarian operations overseas. The drone is unarmed but carries sensors capable of determining if it is under attack and can take evasive action. […]
TAS and Participants looking forward to IndoPac 22
As Indo Pacific 2022 commences next Tuesday, Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS) is pleased to announce presentations and two new Centre projects, established in partnership with the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Warfare Innovation Navy (WIN) Branch. TAS Presentations at IndoPac TAS CEO Professor Jason Scholz will be presenting ‘Accelerating maritime trusted autonomous systems’, 1600 Tuesday 10 […]