UTS is at the forefront of the industry 4.0 revolution with world-leading capabilities in artificial intelligence, data science, robotics and advanced manufacturing. We're helping organisations take the first steps into the world of industry 5.0.
Industry 4.0 research news and projects
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Failure isn’t an option for pipes
Predictive analytics is saving money, water and disruption by helping utilities pinpoint the pipes in their networks at greatest risk of failure.
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Revolutionising steel bridge maintenance
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.
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Life-saving technology for Australian beaches
A world-first system developed by UTS is being used by Westpac Little Ripper Lifesaver to identify sharks, raise alarms and provide greater protection for swimmers and surfers.
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Machine learning-based decision support takes a leap forwardUTS Distinguished Professor Jie Lu is set to make Australia a global leader in autonomous machine learning for decision support.
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Optical devices thinner than human hair
Rescuers could one day be able to see clearly through the thick smoke of a bushfire, surgeons could operate using a hologram of their patient as a guide.
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Big data solutions are in the genesUTS data scientist Professor Amir H. Gandomi is at the forefront of a revolution in machine learning, developing new tools inspired by natural selection.
Leading industry 4.0 experts
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Executive Director, UTS Data Sci -
Professor, School of Electrical and Data Engineering -
Distinguished Professor, School of Computer Science -
Director, UTS Robotics -
Laureate Fellow, Faculty of Engineering & Information Technology -
Research Director And Distinguished Professor A/DRsch, Centre for Quantum Software and Information -
A/DRsch Advanced Analytics Institute -
Professor, School of Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering
