Tasmanian Government seeks input on advanced technology strategy
The Tasmanian Government has released a consultation paper as part of the ongoing development of an Advanced Technology Industries Strategy. The strategy seeks to accelerate the development and adoption of advanced technologies across key sectors of the Tasmanian economy to drive innovation, productivity, sustainability, jobs and growth, the government aid in a press release.
Minister for Innovation, Science and the Digital Economy Madeleine Ogilvie said Tasmania has a unique opportunity to position itself in the rapidly changing landscape.
“Transformative technologies bring both opportunities and challenges for Tasmania, and we must be ready to respond,” she said. “Our state has already made significant strides when it comes to innovation across technology sectors such as advanced manufacturing, maritime, defence, ICT and health.
“These are the building blocks that we can use to further develop our capabilities and harness our competitive advantages and ensure our core export industries can benefit from these advancements.
“Emerging technologies such as machine learning, autonomous vehicles, synthetic biology, remote sensing and 3D printing will transform our lives, our jobs and our industries,” she continued. “As part of our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future, our aim is to build a stronger, more diverse economy that benefits all Tasmanians.”
Tasmanians can make a submission until 31 January 2025, which can be made at: https://www.stategrowth.tas.gov.au/atis.
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