WADSIH’s partnership with The Indo-Pacific Robotics, Autonomy, AI and Cyber Conference (IPRAAC) 2025 was both a great step forward and the culmination of the work we’ve done since we were formed in 2019.

One of our most exciting partnerships at WADSIH is with entrepreneur and startup network organisation Bloom

Western Australia’s innovation ecosystem is set for a boost with applications now open for the Innovation Booster Grant (IBG) and Commercialisation Bridge Grant (CBG) programs.

It’s been a long and exciting road filled with milestones, but the weekend of September 20-21 saw the culmination of all the work, effort and inspiration as the WA Health Hackathon 2025 was held at Curtin University’s Centre for Aboriginal Studies.

We’re always happy to work with longtime partner GoSH, so when the opportunity came up to be part of the latest GoSHackathon in the Peel region, we eagerly jumped on board, with WADSIH Director Alex Jenkins delivering a presentation and taking part in a panel on the day.

WADSIH continued one of our most popular events series recently with the Curtin AI in Research (CAIR) Forum, where we showed what AI is doing – and can do – to help academics get better results out of research not just faster but for deeper insight, more innovative outcomes and at exponential scales.

Supercharging emergency management and disaster response with data and AI WADSIH’s Hackathons are the talk of WA data science and AI community, and we recently wrapped the AFAC 2025 Emergency

Part of WADSIH’s ongoing mission is to connect the next generation of programmers and builders with the industry leaders who’ll employ them in the near future, so we’re always glad

Senior business leaders and decision makers recently came together to learn how generative and agentic AI was going to transform their businesses, and whether they, their people and their processes