DEWC Services, in collaboration with the University of Adelaide and Defence Trailblazer, is leading an advanced research initiative into Hybrid Moving Target Defence (MTD) for container-based cloud environments. This project leverages Reinforcement Learning (RL) to develop an AI-driven cyber defence framework that adapts dynamically to evolving threats.
Associate Professor Claudia Szabo leads the Defence Trailblazer’s University of Adelaide team for Robotics, Autonomous Systems and Artificial Intelligence (RASAI), one of five key areas aligned with the Defence Strategic Review.
She is passionate about applying the theoretical aspects of her research to Defence, and connecting industry with academia by growing research projects and partnerships.
Praetorian Aeronautics is partnering with the University of Adelaide on a Defence Trailblazer-funded project, HADRIAN, an advanced AI-enhanced system designed to revolutionise command and control for autonomous defence platforms.
Defence Trailblazer is excited to announce the commencement of a second research project in partnership with CAE Australia and UNSW.
A Defence Trailblazer collaborative project led by industry partner Space Machines Company aims to develop space-borne perception and intelligence technology for space domain awareness, supported by funding from Defence Trailblazer’s Accelerating Sovereign Industrial Capabilities (ASIC) program.
Defence Trailblazer is excited to announce that Adelaide-based company Fivecast, a global leader in open-source intelligence solutions, has signed a research project agreement with the University of Adelaide through the Technology Development & Acceleration (TDA) program. Through this collaborative research partnership, the project will advance Fivecast’s work on tracking how influence spreads within online social networks.
Through the Defence Trailblazer program, Acacia Systems and the University of Adelaide have signed a research project agreement for agroundbreaking project aimed at enhancing Biologically Inspired Vision (BIV) technology to automatically detect drones from moving vehicles.
Technologists at Bluerydge and UNSW Canberra have commenced a project to develop and deploy next-gen AI chatbots for Defence applications, supported by funding from Defence Trailblazer’s Accelerating Sovereign Industrial Capabilities (ASIC) program.