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The CSIR has developed a multi-purpose modular pod that can be integrated with a fast jet aircraft for training, test and evolution, and prototype payload development. It provides a protected environment for prototypes or unqualified payloads in harsh airborne conditions.
The CSIR makes this issue available to showcase its support for small, medium and micro enterprises in South Africa across industries.
The CSIR presents passive radar, also known as Passive Coherent Location, as a technology or solution.
The CSIR makes available a collaborative platform for 4IR skills development and innovation, including introductory awareness modules, practical stations, application cells and experience centres delivered in a modular and customisable manner.
An online virtual video is available showing an aerial drone view inside the CSIR indoor testbed facility.
The CSIR’s Biomanufacturing Industry Development Centre has developed a mycoprotein product for the local SMME MycoSure. The product can be added to soups, shakes and other foods.
A commercialised contactless fingerprint recognition software solution that enables a digital device, such as a smartphone or webcam, to function as a fingerprint scanner.
CSIR makes forensic engineering available to investigate and analyse failures or accidents involving mining and metallurgical plant operations, including equipment malfunctions, structural collapses and explosions.
CSIR makes a specialised manufacturing process available for industrial use to eliminate internal defects in components created during initial manufacturing. The process combines high temperature and high gas pressure in a regulated environment.
An online tool provides easy access to satellite-derived ocean colour and temperature data to help abalone farmers identify harmful algae conditions.
CSIR makes SEWES available as a simulation environment in which any number of platforms, sensors and electronic warfare systems can engage each other in a simulated environment.
