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Australian Government Funds Battlefield Data Recorder Project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sun 03:35
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Australian companies Myriota and IMeasureU were awarded government funding to develop a 'Fight Recorder' for the Australian Ministry of Defense. This device is designed to act as an emergency beacon to reduce the time needed to treat battlefield casualties. Christopher Pyne, who was Minister for Defense Industry, noted that the data captured could also inform the design of soldier equipment and protective wear.

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The funding represents a direct government investment in domestic defense technology and research and development. This support helps advance specialized military hardware and associated industrial capabilities within Australia.

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Who's involved

  • Christopher PyneMinister for Defense Industry who announced the funding for the project

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