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We lead with an update from Project Currawong (Land 2072 Phase 2B) this week as Boeing demonstrated the latest iteration of battlefield communications capability at HMAS Moreton. The display included a battlefield headquarters and two Bushmasters configured as prototype Electronic Warfare variants.
In other news, ADM speaks to Myriota CEO David Haley and DST Group on how the 'Internet of Things' is set to impact ADF operations, Titomic unveils the world's largest 3D metal printer, Defence launches an autonomous systems research centre, Japan selects Rolls-Royce's MT30 turbine for its new frigates, and the UK looks to Australia to help set up a new satellite navigation system.
Ewen Levick
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Boeing Defence Australia showcased the latest iteration of battlefield communications capability it is delivering to Defence under Project Currawong (Land 2072 Phase 2B) on May 17.
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Defence is stepping up investments in the ‘Internet of Things’ as Australian technology looks set to integrate the concept into military operations.
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The first Defence Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Trusted Autonomous Systems has been launched in Brisbane at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) 2018.
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Melbourne-based metal additive manufacturing company Titomic has unveiled the world’s largest 3D metal printer.
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Rolls-Royce has been selected to supply its MT30 gas turbine to power a new class of frigates for the Japan Maritime Self Defence Force.
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Reports have emerged suggesting that the British government may seek Australian assistance in building its own satellite navigation system.
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The full version of Defence Week can be downloaded here as a PDF plus a separate PDF of the weekly tenders.
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Australian Defence Magazine - Current Edition
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In our May 2018 edition, ADM presents Electronic Warfare. We discuss artificial intelligence and the electromagnetic future, and talk with Chemring Australia CEO Joe Farah in From the Source.
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Following the official launch of the new ASDEFCON Technical Data/ Intellectual Property (TD/IP) framework on 11 April, roadshows have been scheduled around the country from May to July 2018.
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Rotortech 2018 will bring together leading players from all sectors of the rotary-wing industry - operators, helicopter and equipment manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, pilots and engineers.
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