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Newcrest Mining sets IoT aspirations for 2020
Creates centre with TCS to examine options. -
NBN Co senses problems in its transit network
Year-old remote monitoring project revealed. -
Curtin Uni hosts industrial wireless sensor testbed
In conjunction with Cisco and Innovation Central Perth. -
BHP uses laser sensors to put more ore in rail cars
Takes different approach to Rio Tinto. -
Chemist Warehouse may put thousands of sensors in stores
Wants to understand its customers. -
WWII code-breaking computer gets IoT protection
Taking extreme measures to prevent overheating. -
City of Melbourne, RMIT explore traffic sensor data
Collaborate out of new centre. -
Telstra connects up to 2000 'things' a day
As Australia-wide, IoT is growing strongly. -
Christchurch council makes short work of service requests
Citizen capture and real-time progress tracking. -
Downer uses app with GPS for lone worker safety
Connecting the maintainers of water infrastructure. -
Rail operator Aurizon uses IoT to help save $380m
The company is using sensors to detect everything from driver performance to how well coal carriage doors shut. -
UTS hosts Nokia 5G skills accelerator
Targets Industrial IoT and other applications. -
Garbage trucks test reach of Bendigo's new IoT network
Plans to load vehicles with sensors. -
Chevron scales up Industrial IoT pilot
Starts with heat exchangers at refineries. -
Optus signs on to regional eSports drive
Spearheaded by its parent Singtel. -
Australia's crypto-wars have already been fought
The sky didn’t fall in when US phone intercept laws changed. -
TransGrid could bring IoT into transformation
Plan being worked out with HCL. -
Aussie utility execs mixed on smart cities
Not a 'high priority' for all. -
Fisher & Paykel sees voice powering connected appliance sales
Reveals user base for IoT-enabled whitegoods. -
Australian IoT done right could generate $308bn
New report says big economic boon on offer.