ProfessorSalah Sukkarieh

An efficient and cost-effective satellite launch platform could soon be a reality in Australia thanks to a world first engine that's being developed by University of Sydney combustion experts

The team of engineers behind the SwagBot has turned its attention to the Australian grains industry and plan to develop a large-scale and laser weed killer

Professor Sukkarieh is helping to transform the future of farming, finding new, efficient and sustainable ways for Australian farmers to grow their crops and animals, strengthen global food security, and better the environment

Today agricultural lands occupy vast areas, but the efficiency and sustainability of their use, in spite of the constant, centuries-long improvement of agricultural technologies, still leaves a lot to be desired

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Catalyst joins a team of engineers from the Australian Centre for Field Robotics, led by internationally renowned roboticist Professor Salah Sukkarieh, as they explore the world of agriculture to develop robots and create smarter ways of farming

Qantas expects to cut its fuel bill by as much as $40 million a year thanks to a radical overhaul to how it plots its flights across the globe

Agriculture's automation has been positive for the price of goods but a successful transition can't be left to the market

Leading global mining group Rio Tinto and the University of Sydney have celebrated the 10th anniversary of their multimillion dollar research partnership aimed at increasing innovation in mining

The University of Sydney boasts four hopefuls to take out the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes, each displaying leadership and innovation in their notable efforts to lead critical advances in Australian science

Combining sensors and imaging of every plant with real-time data analytics improves farm outputs and reduces waste

University of Sydney engineer Professor Salah Sukkarieh has won the CSIRO Eureka Prize for Leadership in Innovation and Science, presented at a gala dinner on 30 August in the Sydney Town Hall

Salah Sukkarieh, Professor of Robotics and Intelligent Systems, has been appointed to the role of Associate Dean (Industry and Innovation)

Following on from his Eureka Prize win, Professor Salah Sukkarieh's outstanding work in field robotics has now seen him named as a Game Changer in this year's True Leaders list

Australia has played a pioneering role in the development of outdoor robotics and autonomous systems, perhaps most famously with Patrick's unmanned container terminal at Port Botany. That was the project Salah Sukkarieh cut his teeth on as a PhD student

Robots invented at the University of Sydney's world-leading Australian Centre for Field Robotics have reached the commercialisation stage

Salah Sukkarieh discusses his @CSIROnews Eureka Prize winning robot called RIPPA which can detect weeds & foreign objects in crops

Visions of robots helping to feed people in the developing world is becoming more of a possibility, thanks to a team of engineers at the Australian Centre for Field Robotics (ACFR), who are developing the next generation of agricultural robots

Engineering extraordinaire, Professor Salah Sukkarieh, tackles what it means to be human in the wake of artificial intelligence