News
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Australian rail repair company uses IoT to track parts
Attaching tracking devices to machinery parts. -
ATO seeks panic button for smartwatches
20,000 staff to get danger-reporting tool for phones or smartwatches. -
Driverless shuttle bus route to include Newcastle beaches and harbour
City to test Navaya-style vehicle. -
Secure Logic asks fed govt for IoT crackdown
Set minimum standards. -
Investa creates digital twins of office towers
Fits thousands of sensors to each. -
Telstra to convert buildings and communities into smart spaces
Unveils plans to develop new platform. -
Wyndham City Council to create connected digital city
Starts work on new strategy. -
5G spending to top $36bn in 2022
Catalyst for IoT expansion. -
Future Cities CRC moves closer to reality
Could create formal IoT research vehicle in Australia. -
Woodside makes IoT part of its technology strategy
Under new 'intelligent assets' priority. -
SAP straps Leonardo IoT to raft in Sydney lagoon
Measures water quality in 30 minute increments. -
Microsoft shows off Garcon smart campus concierge
Plans to incorporate into office walls. -
Smart city code created for A/NZ
Two smart cities sign on to use it. -
Amadeus to explore IoT in travel
Using Sigfox's new 'Bubbles' technology. -
Fleet Space Technologies builds out its IoT space network
Plans to send two cubesats into orbit. -
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.