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Enter the world of the digital shipyard.
Using virtual reality, smart sensors and 3D visualisation, a new generation of workers is changing the way we build and maintain ships, automating traditional processes and revamping labour practices.
Join host Lily Serna as she meets the people who are using smart technologies to revolutionise Australia’s maritime industry.
The Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia is one of the most technologically-advanced shipyards in the world.
You can also read about the digital revolution that is taking place in shipyards and sustainment in Australia.
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