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	Laser range finder for autonomous vehicles Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 215 seconds Ash Tews of CSIRO talks to Brad Howarth about the laser range finder which creates an 3D map of a vehicles local environment to allow it to navigate and avoid obstacles and collisions. Related: autonomous, cebit, csiro, finder, laser, range, robotic, vehicle

	Indoor position location system Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 275 seconds Brad Howarth talks to CSIRO's Alija Kajan and Mark Johnson about their advanced position location system and its potential applications in tracking emergency personnel, underground miners and sports participants. Related: cebit, csiro, indoor, location, monitoring, position, tracking

	Commercialising R&D - a CSIRO perspective Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 355 seconds Jack Steele, General Manager for Major Transactions at CSIRO talks to Brad Howarth about some of the challenges for successful commercialisation of R&D and how CSIRO approaches delivering impact from its science. Related: commercialization, csiro, jack, research, steele

6 gigabit wireless- the possibilities Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 269 seconds Peter Feraud of Optus talks to Iain Walker, CSIRO ICT Centre, about CSIRO's 6 gigabit/second wireless technology at CeBIT Australia 2008. Note: The opinions expressed in this interview are those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the position of CSIRO on the issues discussed. Related: broadband, cebit, csiro, feraud, gigabit, optus, peter, wireless

	Real world robotics - robots that really work Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 205 seconds Micheal Bruenig of CSIRO talks to Brad Howarth about robots that make mines safer and other practical useful applications for autonomous machines. Related: automation, bruenig, cebit, csiro, michael, robot, robotics

	eHealth: better care built on advanced ICT Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 277 seconds CSIRO's Professor Bruce Barraclough AO talks to Brad Howarth about better healthcare and preventative strategies build on innovation in ICT. Related: barraclough, bruce, cebit, colonoscopy, csiro, ehealth, health

CSIRO at CeBIT Australia 2008. Research on display. Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 205 seconds Brad Howarth, freelance ICT journalist, introduces some of the advanced ICT technologies on display at the CSIRO stand at CeBIT Australia 2008 including next generation radioastronomy, water resource monitoring and super high resolution local position location. Related: cebit, csiro, flagship, ict, research, technology

CSIRO at CeBIT Australia 2008: More research on display Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 196 seconds Brad Howarth, freelance ICT journalist, introduces some of the advanced ICT technologies on display at the CSIRO stand at CeBIT Australia 2008 including Braccetto interaction over distance, robotics and intelligent energy management. Related: cebit, csiro, energy, interaction, research, robotics

	Solving Australia's water crisis Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 191 seconds Amit Parashar of CSIRO's Water for a Healthy Country Research Flagship talks to Brad Howarth about how ICT is contributing to the mapping and modelling of water availability and utilisation. Related: amit, csiro, flagship, ict, parashar, shortage, water

	CSIRO's National Research Flagships Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 390 seconds Brad Howarth talks to Tom McGinness, Communication Manager for the National Research Flagships program about CSIRO's leading role in responding to national challenges in water, energy, climate and more... Related: climate, csiro, energy, flagship, mcginness, oceans, research, tom, water

Paul Budde at CSIRO stand at CeBIT Australia 2008 Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 426 seconds Prominent industry analyst Paul Budde talks to Brad Howarth about how innovative applications are what really drives the need for bandwidth - and about CSIRO's role in this process. Note: The opinions expressed in this interview are those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the position of CSIRO on the issues discussed. Related: applications, budde, csiro, ict, innovation, paul, research

James Tuckerman at CSIRO's stand at CeBIT 2008 Posted by: CSIROatCeBIT Video duration: 207 seconds James Tuckerman, editor of Antill magazine, talks to Brad Howarth about the challenges of commercialising research. Note: The opinions expressed in this interview are those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the position of CSIRO on the issues discussed. Related: antill, cebit, commercialisation, commercialization, csiro, james, tuckerman