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The CSIR makes available software for small, medium, and large enterprises that detects network invasion at an early stage and includes port scan and sweep scan detectors to help managers respond before attacks reach a terminal stage.
The CSIR has developed a technology intended to provide long-range, broadband access to underserved and hard-to-reach communities and facilities. It includes the CSIR geo-location spectrum database technologies, including the Reference GLSD and Secondary GLSD.
The CSIR is making the remaining assets from its Environmental Labs in Pretoria and Durban available for donation to an external party. The items are largely old, obsolete and/or in need of repair, and may mainly have residual value through recycling components, parts and materials.
The CSIR makes available a technology solution that delivers video streams over mobile networks at low data costs. Its Micro-Enterprise Media Engine lets broadcast managers commission content, upload and schedule programmes, broadcast to audiences, and connect audiences with advertisers; it is presented as suitable for media start-ups becoming global broadcasters.
Funding is available to support the hosting of strategic, large international conferences focused on excellent scientific research with potential socio-economic impact. The conferences are generally expected to have more than 500 participants and may be hosted in South Africa or on behalf of South Africa abroad.
Smaller events can apply for funding under the NRF's KIC funding instrument, which is published twice a year.
Visitors can subscribe to the CSIR newsletter to receive the latest innovations, news and events.
The toolkit is being made available for adoption by countries and port authorities to support sustainable port development and climate-change responses. South Africa and the Seychelles have volunteered to pilot its implementation.
The CSIR makes available a climate forecast stating that a weak La Niña state is likely during the 2024/25 summer season and is generally associated with cooler and wetter summer conditions, although the models are not confident.
Visitors can attend the CSIR exhibition and explore technologies, capabilities, prototypes and interactive demonstrations, including the wheeled Voyager robot and smartphone tablets supporting isiZulu proficiency through the Ngiyaqonda mobile app.
The CSIR makes its Detonics Ballistics and Explosives Laboratory infrastructure and capabilities available for explosive threat and protection research and development, including research into effects on soldiers, vehicles and infrastructure.
The CSIR's licensed facility can test explosive events up to 50 kg net explosive content and can reproduce, characterise and demonstrate the effects of landmines and improvised explosive devices.
