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🚀 From down under to the skies above, Advanced Navigation launches into #space! A key component of Space Machines Company’s Orbital Service Vehicle named #Optimus, our digital fibre-optic gyroscope, the #Boreas X90, took off on SpaceX's Transporter 10 rideshare launch earlier this week. 🛰️ Optimus will enhance the operational life of crucial space infrastructure and satellites by providing repair, refuelling and upgrade services directly in orbit. Think of it as #RoadSideAssistance in space! 🫡 Now in low Earth Orbit, Boreas X90 will optimise the vehicle’s manoeuvres, providing precise orientation and positioning for satellite docking and ‘orbital jumps’. Congratulations to the entire team at Space Machines Company, and thank you to the Australian Space Agency for supporting us in this new era of space exploration. This is truly a monumental moment. #Navigate to the comments to learn more about Boreas X90’s journey.

Interested in the future of #automation within the #mining, metals and resources sectors? Advanced Navigation and Robotics Australia Group are delighted to announce our upcoming Mining Innovation Spotlight event!  ⛏💎🤖 Here are some things we will be covering: ✅The latest and greatest in R&D innovations  ✅Emerging #autonomous technologies shaping Australian mining ✅Deep and classical #MachineLearning models to extract valuable insights  ✅Next-level advancements in pedestrian safety and remote operations We will be hosting a lineup of industry leaders for keynote sessions, including Dr Sue Keay, Chair and Founder of Robotics Australia Group, Chris Shaw CEO and co-founder at Advanced Navigation, Gavin Gillett Architect at Nova Systems Australia and New Zealand and Adam Amos Mechatronics Engineer at Robotic Systems. Register today to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/gFGmmUST

Another example of #robotics scientists turning to nature for inspiration. Developed by researchers from Stanford University, the new ‘ReachBot’ mimics the movements of the Harvestman spider, more commonly known as a daddy long-legs spider. It features multiple extendable boom limbs which it can use to reach out for rocks and propel itself forward. Each limb comes attached with a three finger gripper that grabs onto the rocks and uses them as anchor points. With the ability to #navigate uneven rocky caverns and lava tubes, it is hoped that ReachBot will one day traverse into the deep caves and caverns on the #moon and #Mars. Read about the full innovation here: https://lnkd.in/gQPTmY68 

Humanoid robots are knocking on our doorstep. We've been fortunate to partner with PAL Robotics to enhance the capabilities of their ground-breaking bipedal humanoid robots, TALOS and Kangaroo. Our technologies deliver the precise orientation and responsiveness needed for these robots to mimic human motion – enabling them to balance autonomously, navigate uneven terrains and jump effortlessly. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/gfh9uXgk #Robotics #Innovation #Technology

Thrilled to announce Advanced Navigation’s CEO and co-founder Xavier Orr will be presenting at @AuManufacturing news and media's annual Australia’s 50 Most Innovative Manufacturers awards, as part of Australian Manufacturing Week. The future of manufacturing will be defined by #automation. The outcome of this is higher-quality solutions, increase in #STEM jobs, improved self-sufficiency and bolstered #sovereign capability for Australia as a nation. As a keynote speaker, Xavier will unravel his experience in manufacturing world-leading AI robotics and #navigation systems, key lessons learned from building high-tech production facilities, and critical insights on how Australia can move the needle to establish its own sovereign manufacturing base. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/g9nfX4-e

We're excited to announce that Advanced Navigation will attend Xponential 2024, and invite you to join us there at the📍San Diego Convention Center from 📅 April 22-25! Our team will be at Booth 3917 demonstrating how our latest MEMS/INS solutions overcome everyday navigation challenges, as well as how they handle GNSS-denied environments and multipath mitigation, which are crucial for autonomous vehicles. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/gmrFaHfn Ted Evans Nicholas Wayne Rick H. Seda Altinyuva, CSM

Team Advanced Navigation is on deck and well underway at Sea Air Space 2024! 🚢✈️🚀 Day 1 saw the team catch up with General David H. Petraeus, US Army (Ret.) to chat all things navigation. Don't miss your chance to connect with Ted Evans, Stephen Fujiwara and Scott Fitzgerald at booth 1737 alongside Team Defence Australia. Attendees will have the opportunity to witness our underwater drone #Hydrus live in action. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gg9hidvK

Advanced Navigation is looking forward to participating in Undersea Defence Technology 2024, from April 9-11 📅 at📍ExCel, London. Our team will be showcasing a variety of AI-driven navigation systems and solutions tailored for maritime security, oceanography and subsea exploration. To meet our experts and gain insights on the latest advances in ocean technology, come along to our co-exhibition with Team Defence Australia at Stand D1010. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gHiv87NR

Did you know only 24% of the ocean has been explored by humans? 🌏 Advanced Navigation’s underwater drone #Hydrus is making waves and uncovering sunken secrets at the #RottnestShipsGraveyard 🚢⚓️ Having inspected a colossal 64-metre shipwreck on the ocean floor, Hydrus simultaneously captured highly-detailed 4K video and imagery. The data gathered was further examined by the Western Australian Museum, revealing the wreck to be a 100+-year old coal hulk iron ship dating back to the 1920s. Thanks to Curtin HIVE we are not just exploring the ocean depths, but also creating digital replicas of these underwater marvels for history! Together, we will continue exploring the Indian Ocean with Hydrus in the hopes of uncovering more underwater mysteries. Discover more about the shipwreck: https://lnkd.in/gb2KftHr... #OceanExploration #UnderwaterTechnology

A package of 3D #mapping technology developed by CSIRO has reached the #InternationalSpaceStation. The device will be fitted onto NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's #robot platform that roams the ISS, creating 3D maps of the orbiting laboratory in greater detail than has ever been achieved before. Through these maps, the device can help keep track of the movement of inventory around the station and assist astronauts and mission controllers in planning activities onboard the station. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gpcv-N2R