"AI potential for good or harm lies in our choices." NSW Smart Sensing Network's Machine Learning & Data Engineer Dr Ayu Saraswati takes us through the the 70 year old history of #AI in this Thought Piece. nssn.org.au/news/2024/4/23… #data #artificialintelligence #SmartSensors #techinnovation

Calling all manufacturers, designers, developers, deployers or researchers of #smartsensors. Our next Sensing Industry Connect event will be held at Charles Sturt University in Bathurst! WHEN:🗓️Monday, 13 May from 6-8pm REGISTER: events.humanitix.com/bathurst-nssn-…

The NSW Smart Sensing Network is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified individuals to join its Board. The vacancy is for a member with industry expertise in sectors relating to smart sensing innovation, for initial term of 2 years. Closes 22 May 2024 nssn.org.au/news/2024/4/29…

With the Australian population over 65 rapidly increasing, & the demand for aged care services to grow, could sensor technology be a key to keeping our #ageing population at home longer? NSW Smart Sensing Network features in Aged Care Today. Aged & Community Care Providers Association issuu.com/adbourne/docs/…

📢One week to go until NSW Smart Sensing Network's Sensing Industry Connect event at Charles Sturt University in Bathurst! Manufacturers, designers, developers, deployers or researchers of #smartsensors are invited to the event. 🗓️Monday, 13 May from 6-8pm 🎟️Register: nssn.org.au/upcoming-event…

Sensors to help combat the increasing threat of bushfires, tackle solar panel underperformance, address hearing loss and solve complex problems. 📰Our latest newsletter is out now 💥 mailchi.mp/nssn/the-senso… #SmartSensing #NSWInnovation #TheSensor #ArtificialIntelligence

🗓 The next NSW Smart Sensing Network Women in Sensing event will be held at UOW's iAccelerate on 30 May. Hear from 5 women leaders including Dr Tamantha Stutchbury, Theresa Harada, A/P Deirdre McGhee, Dr Elena Walsh and Jill Freyne. Read: nssn.org.au/news/2024/5/9/… Register: nssn.org.au/upcoming-event…

The audience at tonight's Sensing Industry Connect in Bathurst has heard Charles Sturt University is investing $70 million in future focused research programs including the Global Digital Farm, the Bega Circular Valley and the Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Futures Institute.👏🎉

❤️‍🩹The 60,000 Australians diagnosed with heart disease each year could soon be helped by a non-invasive sensor system for the early detection and improved management of the serious condition. nssn.org.au/news/2024/5/15…

The latest Sensing Industry Connect at Charles Sturt University in Bathurst last week heard some great examples of #smartsensors helping to solve compelling challenges. Read more: lnkd.in/gHHwRJNs

📢 Join the NSW Smart Sensing Network's Women in Sensing event at the University of Wollongong for a fascinating panel discussion featuring women leaders in #sensing technology. 💡 When: Thurs 30 May, 2-4pm Where: iAccelerate open space, UOW Register: events.humanitix.com/women-in-sensi…

"If we don’t address the challenges in collecting, processing & sharing #data at the right level of quality, we risk 🇦🇺's progress towards achieving its carbon reduction targets." Thought Piece by outgoing NSW Smart Sensing Network Board member 📷Frank Zeichner: nssn.org.au/news/2024/5/16…

📢 Don't miss the Engineering, Computing & Cybernetics at ANU Computing Showcase tomorrow. The event will feature hundreds of industry & research projects, & opportunities to network with researchers, & industry professionals. ⌚ Tues 28 May from 12-2pm 📍Kambri Cultural Centre 👉events.humanitix.com/anu-computing-…

📢Don't forget to register for NSW Smart Sensing Network's Women in Sensing event at UOW this Thursday from 2-4pm. More details: nssn.org.au/news/2024/5/9/…

"If you have a room full of men, then in times of crisis you won't have the diversity of thought and skills to solve that problem." Kicking off the NSW Smart Sensing Network's Women in Sensing event at iAccelerate at UOW.

We lunched 🥗🍕, bowled 🎳 then laser tagged. 🔫 Fantastic NSW Smart Sensing Network team bonding afternoon at EQ, Moore Park today.

The role of #sensors to help women in everything from fitting the right bra to potentially protecting them from domestic violence were the subject of discussion at the NSW Smart Sensing Network's Women in Sensing Event at UOW last week. Read more: nssn.org.au/news/2024/6/3/…

13 significant and transformational ideas for Western Sydney involving smart sensors came from the NSW Smart Sensing Network's Sensing the West Forum held in Parramatta in March. Read the outcomes report on the forum: nssn.org.au/news/2024/6/4/…