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UNSW’s Engineering the Future podcast is a space for thought-provoking conversations about the bold ideas that will impact society over the next two decades.
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Power Shift: Inside Australia’s Energy Transition (opens the original)
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Australia’s energy system is undergoing one of its biggest transformations in generations. But shifting to renewable energy is about much more than building more solar and wind farms. It also means changing how we power our homes, businesses, transport and industries – while making sure the energy system remains reliable, affordable and accessible. In this special episode of Engineering the Future, UNSW Engineering Dean Professor Julien Epps sits down with the Hon Josh Wilson MP, Assistant Minis
What Our Voices Reveal About Us (opens the original)
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Our voices reveal much more than the words we say. They carry clues about our identify, emotions, and even our health. In this episode of Engineering the Future, Neil Martin speaks with Associate Professor Beena Ahmed about the rapidly evolving field of speech processing and how technology is learning how to decode the information hidden in our voices. From voice assistants and authentication to healthcare and personalised education, they discuss how speech processing is already embedded in our
How 6G Could Bring Holograms, Smarter Cities and Improved Healthcare (opens the original)
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Imagine talking to a friend thousands of kilometres away who looks, sounds and feels as though they’re right in the room with you. That’s the promise of 6G: networks that don’t just communicate, they’ll also sense, understand and respond to the world around them. In this episode of Engineering the Future, Neil Martin chats with Associate Professor Shaghik Atakaramians about how the next generation of telecommunication will deliver far more than just faster downloads. By combining connectivity wi
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