The UNSW Canberra at the Australian Defence Force Academy is leading the way in teaching AI to their students, following the recent purchase of one of our UGV platforms. The project has been funded by Trusted Autonomous Systems and is allowing UNSW Canberra students hands on learning experiences. Read more here Read more…
Two of BIA5’s ATR platforms have recently travelled to the USA to participate in the DARPA SubT Challenge. They form the tracked element of the CSIRO Data61 team, representing Australia in the equivalent of an Olympic finals for robotics. IEEE Spectrum’s Evan Ackerman had a Q&A with the CSIRO Data61 Read more…
Unveiling BIA5’s latest ATR platform integration, engineered and built in Australia – R.O.R.I. – Remotely Operated Rescue Initiative The R.O.R.I. system comprises the BIA5 ATR platform fitted with a remote controlled monitor and multiple cameras enabling it to act as the eyes of First Responders. Utilising the ATR platform’s ability to enter exclusion zones, Read more…
The OzBot ATR is the toughest and most capable platform in its class, according to Deakin University’s Dr Mick Fielding, and could play a part in international efforts to establish an outpost on the moon and beyond.
BIA5 delivers OzBot to engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratories in Pasadena, California.
The Data61+ LIVE free science showcase event was recently held in October at Sydney’s Carriage Works. We here at BIA5 were proud to demonstrate one of our fire-fighter robots. Read More…
OzBot Titan Fire handles the heat in Western Australia. Highlighting the outstanding stability across all terrain and adaptability the Titan successfully passes the tests of various fire scenarios, surpassing the customers expectations.
BIA5 Case Study BIA5’s advanced technological solutions offer operational solutions and reliably expand methods of response to a range of contemporary scenarios. Read Full Case Study
A new all-terrain, life-saving robot capable of pulling victims from harm’s way will make the Queensland Police Service the envy of Australia, the State Government has said. Read Full Story
