CSIRO & Cam McEvoy: a stroke of genius

[Image appears of Cam McEvoy in a warehouse talking to the camera and text appears: Cam McEvoy Olympic Swimmer]

Cam McEvoy:  Hi, I’m Cam McEvoy.  I swim through 2,500 tonnes of water in 21.44 seconds.  I love science and I’m CSIRO’s first Ambassador. 

[Image appears of a robotically controlled vehicle and a hexapod moving around on the warehouse floor]

Join me for a dip into the amazing work going on at CSIRO.  

[Camera zooms up to show Cam McEvoy and another male’s face as they look down]

Oh, that’s so cool.  

[Images move through of Cam McEvoy and two males operating the hexapod and robotically controlled vehicle, their hands on the controls and the hexapod moving towards the camera]

Keep an eye out for CSIRO’s social media channels where I’ll be taking you behind the scenes to explore the latest in science and technology 

[Image changes to show satellite dishes pointing towards a starry sky and then the image changes to show a view a submersible vehicle on the sea floor]

from the stars to the sea floor, 

[Image changes to show Cam McEvoy seated in an automated vehicle and then the camera zooms out to show Cam McEvoy seated in the vehicle as it moves]

from 3D printing, robotics to automation.  You won’t believe what they’re creating here.  

[Music plays and CSIRO logo and text appears: Australia’s innovation catalyst, follow CSIRO for more science videos]