CSIRO is researching how to build and operate wireless and fibre networks of high speed and capacity, so that the demanding applications and services of tomorrow will operate smoothly.

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CSIRO is conducting risk research that assists businesses and organisations in avoiding the avoidable and reducing the impact of the unavoidable.

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CSIRO is developing systems that allow researchers access to vast stores of information, while ensuring the data is used legitimately and is safe from intrusion.

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CSIRO researchers are developing better tools for information workers. These tools are intelligent, adaptable and allow specialised human knowledge and experience to be seamlessly combined with systematised knowledge.

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We are developing robots and intelligent systems that will do difficult and complex jobs; and make their own decisions.

Part of a sensor array developed by CSIRO to test the concept of the self-repairing aerospace vehicle.
 

We are investigating new paradigms for human-computer interaction, computer-mediated communication and telepresense that broaden the range of collaborative activities that can be effectively and comfortably carried out over a distance.

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