Over the last few weeks our Chief Technology Officer Harry Hubbert has been taking part in some prestigious online training initiatives. These events allowed Harry to provide students and fellow entrepreneurs with vital information about working in both the maritime technology field and a startup company in the current global environment. They were also greatRead more about Making an Impact Online[…]

Greenroom is moving increasingly into the maritime domain with our edge-computing and machine learning capabilities. We’re doing this as part of our ongoing R&D and also increasingly with industry partners who are looking to apply our capability to their unique applications. These projects are all exciting, but in the meantime we thought we would haveRead more about Vision-based AI and edge computing in the maritime domain[…]

G’day friends of Greenroom, I’m Vinayak, I joined the greenroom team at the start of this year as a robotics graduate, and so wanted to introduce myself. I’m an optimistic person yearning on a quest for knowledge and learning through various aspects in life. I’m pretty technically minded, so after my Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) IRead more about Our Newest Team Member[…]

In between all the full-time software development Zac found an opportunity to get back into another passion project. A project at his roots, and actually a project all of us at Greenroom are pretty passionate about! Greenroom got engaged to design some software and hardware for a racing foiling yacht. The bit of kit isRead more about 2019 for Greenroom Robotics: part 4 helping out with boats and hardware[…]

Robotics software is established as our core business. AniML and Exponential labelling are awesome programs that are so valuable given the amount of video that’s being collected by all types of field robots (UAV, AUV, USV). But when UAV are out there collecting video, they are in a way creating data-debt! E.g. they collect soRead more about 2019 for Greenroom Robotics: part 3 solving data-debts[…]

So heads down and back to refining our data pipelines for processing video from drones. We focused again on our AniML software, and put together a few Proof of Concept (POCs) for companies with some interesting use-cases (thermal cameras off fixed wing drones). Then just for fun Zac custom-hacked DJI video feeds so we couldRead more about 2019 for Greenroom Robotics: part 2 data-pipelines[…]

The startup journey is an amazing one. There is the roller coaster of highs and lows, the false hopes, broken dreams. No messing around at the start of 2019. I’d just come back from India where I was hoping to meet a development team to help us out with some pretty niche robotics R&D. IRead more about 2019 for Greenroom Robotics: Part 1 – Big goals[…]

As surely everyone in Australia and many millions around the world now know, Australia’s native animals have suffered greatly over the past few months. Unprecedented fires have ravaged populations on the east coast with Koalas in particular edging ever closer to the endangered species list. Whilst numbers of remaining koalas remains a topic of debateRead more about Ensuring the Future is Bright for Native Animals[…]

The Greenroom Team is very excited to be sponsoring a serious contender for this years Rolex Sydney to Hobart! The 2019 race is the 75th annual event and has already attracted over 150 entrants from Australia and around the world.  This year’s race is expected to attract significant interest and coverage.  The Greenroom Team haveRead more about Greenroom Robotics and the 75th Rolex Sydney to Hobart[…]

Greenroom was approached earlier in the year to provide services to a company whose intention was to reignite one of the most extreme sailing classes on the planet. The company now has the proper financial backing required to run a worldwide series of regattas showcasing close knit fast inshore racing and in turn provide aRead more about Superfoiler – The Beginning[…]