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Sidewalk Toronto's master plan raises urgent concerns about data privacy
The proposed Quayside neighbourhood in Toronto will collect data from individuals in public spaces, but getting consent is a tricky issue. -
IoT Alliance Australia's "State of the nation" event is next week
The KPMG-hosted event will take place in Sydney on July 31. -
KPMG's IoT leader takes strategic role at IoTAA
Piers Hogarth-Scott takes key position at Australia's peak IoT industry body. -
ParKam's smart parking project at Curtin University will be a world-first
Will use cameras and cloud-based image processing to monitor nearly 6,000 car parking bays. -
Global systems integrators are the gatekeepers of IoT
New research digs into how vendors are turning to global SIs. -
Deakin engineer connects schoolbags
No excuses for forgetting homework. -
NNNCo attracts $8 million investment from energy consultancy
Will expand its LoRaWAN network in Australia. -
Australian energy analytics company bags contract with UK confectioner
Follows wins with London bus operator and UK energy broker. -
Australian Government polls industry about smart cities, regions, towns
Wants to know about standout products and services, lessons learned and challenges. -
Western Sydney Aerotropolis looks to SUEZ for smart city expertise
Joins Northrop Grumman, Hitachi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, University of Sydney and others that have signed MOUs. -
Advantech to host "IoT Co-Creation" partner conference in Melbourne
Embedded and automated solutions vendor to explain IoT services opportunities. -
Victorian Government lifts lid on IoT catalogue for farm trials
Will help pay for tools for everything from asset tracking to dam level monitoring. -
City of Sydney invites businesses to join smart city database
Old-school technique to drum up publicity. -
Microsoft Australia starts group for Women IT Pros
#WomenITPros calls offer ‘virtual watering hole’ for non-coders -
Massachusetts Institute of Technology to set up data analytics lab in Adelaide
Joins growing roster of companies at Lot Fourteen innovation hub. -
Victorian trial will connect cars to speed limit and traffic light data
Test vehicles will also warn drivers about pedestrians crossing road. -
Tasmanian government backs IoT and energy accelerator
Says Tasmania could be “battery of the nation”. -
Newcrest Mining deploys private LTE network at Lihir mine
Brings improved reliability to tele-remote and autonomous ops. -
Competition for the kerb is rising, and cities are going to have to manage it
Cities need to ensure data standards and data-sharing arrangements are established as part of the basis for giving new users permission to access the kerb. -
What is a tangible use case for IoT-connected manufacturing?
Cloud company rhipe has teamed up with Omron to demonstrate some examples.