📸👋 Team @UFRobots (Daniel Duskovic & Michael Somerfeld) were happy to host Andrew Scott & Nicholas Reader from @bhp#ProminentHill at our test site last week. We will complete an #autonomous#driving trial at Prominent Hill later this year with #UFRInspect. Watch this space 👀
@jeremyphoward Australian banks are regulated to succeed in a captive market. US companies have a large domestic market where they can develop.
Australian startups must engage in the world market. The only analogue in Australia is mining technology where we have a large domestic market.
The 5 largest companies in the US are all computer software/hardware.
Australia's largest company is in mining, and 4 of the next 5 are banks.
Australia really needs to join the modern world...
This advice is also relevant to Australia which needs backing for a tech sector. Not a mining sector, ag, manufacturing, tourism but a tech sector.
https://t.co/00OAQfWfBo
There are some real blind spots in R&D for renewables. @UFRobots has been working on more efficient robotic solar farm construction which government should at least be thinking about. Business is struggling to deliver this on its own and the benefits would flow to everyone.
If you read one article about climate change this week, check out this one from @voxdotcom. Government support for energy R&D is one of the best opportunities to fight climate change. https://t.co/fke57WYxM3
The McKinsey report says that ignoring automation is not a viable option. We see companies successfully transitioning to automation by experimenting. Taking small bets and trying a new technology as an R&D task. Doing this will build skills and knowledge within the company.
What are the implications for #Australia if we fail to adequately respond to the age of #automation? And how should companies go about embracing it? Find out in our latest article "How to make automation a win-win for organisations and workers": https://t.co/ZKfzwqNSkM
We having great progress and satisfaction largely due to the collaboration we have with the Imdex guys. Really good to be working with people that know their stuff, have shared goals and a passion for what they are doing.
@UFRobots is sending a robot for another mine site trial next week. It will work with Imdex collecting valuable mining data improving the efficiency and sustainability of the mining operation. We will be testing different aspects of the autonomy and AI perception.
Plenty of opportunity for solar with batteries to do more in providing energy and the costs appear to be coming competitive. With all the information on the net it would be great to see a proper analysis of solar battery costs compared to other options.
The graphs show quite dramatically things going on in the world that we are not aware of. Africa is behind but it is changing with very high rates of growth and wealth creation. This is probably occurring by education and the availability of information via the net.
Robots Required: Slowing population growth and an ageing population are causing shortages of workers for manufacturing, food production, construction and mining. Increasing numbers of robots are being deployed in factories. Robots working for you outdoors are urgently required.
The BS-Industrial Complex of Phony A.I. – GEN
startups have shamelessly re-branded rudimentary machine-learning algorithms as the dawn of the singularity, aided by investors and analysts who have a vested interest in building up the hype. https://t.co/RL212MQLT1