DOST-ASTI is developing AI tools tailored to Philippine roads, improving traffic monitoring, emergency vehicle priority and smarter transport planning.
Japanese researchers transferred a courtship behavior between fruit fly species by rewiring neural circuits through a single gene, revealing genetic roots of behavior.
NTRO is using Globus via AARNet to move and analyse large road survey datasets in near real time, helping improve safety and efficiency across transport networks.
TeraNet has launched as Australia’s first optical laser communications network, built with support from NREN AARNet and Australian space partners.
High-speed data transfers enabled by SingAREN are helping cancer genomics research in Singapore move data quickly between hospitals and supercomputing systems.
NICT and partners mapped 3D ionospheric responses to the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake, showing electron density disturbances reaching up to 300 km above Earth.
A NICT study found that actively flying in virtual reality reduces fear responses to heights by creating a sense of safety through self-initiated action.
High-speed data transfers using AARNet’s FileSender help AIMS and CSIRO move reef survey data to train AI models detecting Crown-of-Thorns starfish.
NICT’s optical testbed shares network telemetry for AI and machine learning research, improving automation and resilience in modern optical networks.
A Japanese study by NICT found that people make riskier decisions when observed by avatars rather than humans, linked to changes in emotional brain responses.
A joint AI project by DOST-ASTI and CerviQ is training deep learning models on cervical images to support early cancer detection and expand screening nationwide.
Upgraded smart buoys in the Philippines now monitor water quality like dissolved oxygen and temperature to help detect fish kill conditions early and protect aquaculture.
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