Future industries

UTS researchers have developed a first-of-its-kind autonomous robot able to clean and inspect underwater structures, allowing maintenance crew to work safely from above the waves.

UTS data scientist Professor Amir H. Gandomi is at the forefront of a revolution in machine learning, developing new tools inspired by natural selection.

In partnership with Sydney Water, UTS researchers have built an innovative remote-controlled robot to traverse the pipes beneath our feet and identify dangerous concrete corrosion.

NSW Roads and Maritime Services were looking for a safer solution to the dirty and dangerous work of maintaining steel bridges. UTS researchers delivered – in the form of an autonomous robot.

An UTS collaboration with Sydney Fish Market is harnessing blockchain technology to help online seafood buyers track the catch through the supply-chain and verify fish origin and freshness.

UTS and Ausgrid create an innovative screening tool to improve the asset management of timber utility poles using non-destructive testing techniques.

The Office of the Chief Scientist & Engineer in NSW has enlisted the support of expert statistician, Professor Louise Ryan, to help them with decision-making under uncertainty.

In collaboration with Acer Australia and Intel, UTS researchers have been working to improve student learning outcomes using cutting-edge digital interaction behaviour analytics.

It’s a mammoth and expensive task to maintain the infrastructure that delivers perhaps the most essential of our essential services: water. But predictive analytics is saving money, water and disruption by helping utilities pinpoint the pipes in their networks at greatest risk of failure.