AI use cases in Australia
11 documented implementations
Improving road safety for heavy vehicle operations
Australia's National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) used the Databricks Data + AI Platform to analyze more than 4.5 million monthly heavy-vehicle sightings and build machine learning models, including a fatigue engine and crash prediction model, to detect road safety risks in real time (subsecond reporting) across its national fleet of almost 1 million heavy vehicles. The fatigue engine delivered a 4% increase in yielding high-risk fatigue infringements, and the crash model identified vehicles/operators with a 1-in-38 chance of a fatal or serious incident on any given day.
Transforming the Australian rail industry's digital ecosystem
Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) built an Enterprise Integration Data Platform on the Databricks Data + AI Platform and Microsoft Azure to unify siloed data from over 150 applications across its 8,500km rail network, using predictive analytics for track health and freight logistics. This delivered 30% faster time to insight for freight logistics optimization and an 80% reduction in data engineering hours.
Safe-Sight.ai enhances safety in high-risk workplaces with OCI AI Infrastructure
Australian startup Safe-Sight.ai runs AI models that apply advanced algorithms and machine learning to analyze large volumes of safety surveillance video in real time, identifying potential workplace risks and anomalies with precision. Running its AI vision product on OCI AI Infrastructure with NVIDIA A10-based GPU flexible shapes cut the company's infrastructure costs by 20% without compromising performance.
How Atlassian builds AI agents teams can trust with Claude and Google Cloud
Atlassian, whose products including Jira and Confluence serve over 350,000 customers, built an internal AI model gateway on Google Cloud that routes complex, long-running agentic work to Claude while simpler high-volume tasks go to Gemini Flash. Claude powers Rovo Chat (Atlassian's in-app assistant used by millions), Rovo CLI (its primary developer AI experience), and Rovo Max, an early-access mode that plans and executes complex multi-step work across Atlassian's Teamwork Graph. More than 5 million AI agents now run in customer business workflows each month.
Northern Health uses AI-powered scheduling and routing for its Hospital in the Home program
Northern Health, one of Victoria's largest public healthcare networks in Melbourne, Australia, deployed Oracle Fusion Service and Oracle Fusion Field Service to replace manual phone-call, spreadsheet, and whiteboard coordination for its Hospital in the Home (HITH) program. Oracle Fusion Field Service drives AI-powered clinician scheduling, routing, dispatch, and mobile workforce management, connected to electronic health records from Oracle Health. AI-powered scheduling and route optimization help teams allocate clinicians more effectively, reduce reliance on manual planning, and give coordinators end-to-end visibility into distributed home-care operations.
Seven West Media fuels audience growth and ad revenue with an AI Factory built on Databricks
Australian media company Seven West Media built an enterprise-wide 'AI Factory' on Databricks with AI/BI Genie, MLflow and Unity Catalog for predictive audience analytics and re-engagement campaigns, growing daily active users on 7plus by 40%, generating $16 million in incremental ad revenue from lapsed-user re-engagement, and cutting cost per click by 50%.
hipages simplifies home improvements with targeted customer engagement via Databricks
Australian tradie marketplace hipages consolidated three legacy data warehouses (MySQL, Redshift, Athena) into a single Databricks lakehouse with Databricks SQL, Kafka CDC ingestion and dbt, achieving 100% uptime on its key Job Estimator report versus its prior Redash setup and projecting thousands of dollars in annual infrastructure savings.
Leading the multichannel entertainment and wagering business
Tabcorp unified data on the Databricks Data + AI Platform to build a single customer view, an AI-powered risk scoring model for safer gambling, and a Next Best Experience recommendation engine that grew from 5 to 40+ production models, plus an in-house GenAI platform called Tab Intelligence built on Llama 3, delivering $1.75M in platform savings.
CoreLogic cuts platform costs by 5X
CoreLogic cut platform costs by 5X after migrating its on-premises RPA platform to Microsoft Power Automate, as part of a Cognizant client engagement.
I-MED Radiology implements world-first artificial intelligence solution Annalise CXR
I-MED Radiology Network implemented Annalise CXR, an AI chest x-ray decision-support solution developed by annalise.ai (an I-MED joint venture with Harrison.ai), across its 250 clinics nationwide, used by 350 radiologists daily. Annalise CXR detects 124 clinical findings and was, at launch, proven to improve the accuracy of radiologists in identifying over 100 clinical findings, supporting over 38,000 patient cases per month.
Open Universities Australia triples lead qualification with generative AI agents
Open Universities Australia (OUA) used LivePerson's AI Studio to build an LLM-powered generative AI agent that handles initial prospective-student inquiries, replicating the conversational style of human advisors. The agent achieved 3x lead qualification rates compared to self-searching students and 2x compared to OUA's prior scripted chatbot, with an average response time of 6.3 seconds versus roughly 2 minutes for human advisors.



