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Western Sydney to 'lead Australia in Industry 4.0'
Report calls for IoT strategy to exploit the region’s advantages. -
Sydney city to get free Wi-Fi, smart street furniture
Council issues call for expressions of interest. -
Drones to provide automated surveillance
It's closer to reality following new developments by Australian and NZ firms. -
Atlassian cofounder invests in Sydney IoT security startup
Cog Systems scores $3.5m to build secure devices. -
Coming soon: a cheap Bluetooth beacon without a battery
Wiliot aiming for proof-of-concept trials in 2018. -
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Hoyts to 'leverage all IoT has to offer'
Signs long-term deal with Optus for network services. -
James Cook Uni to launch NB-IoT test lab
Partners with Enex TestLabs and Huawei. -
IoT engineers – Telstra wants you
Telco also identifies its key IoT focus areas. -
SproutX: making things smarter down on the farm
Agtech startups complete accelerator program. -
Respia aims to revolutionise asthma treatment
Sydney startup’s wearable and mobile app win accolades. -
‘Australia-first’ agtech research centre in Melbourne
Bosch and Monash University team up for smart agriculture facility. -
Melbourne water utilities delay smart metering decision
Trials extended for 18 months. -
HPE and ABB forge industrial IoT partnership
Latest tie-up between IT and industrial companies. -
Coming soon: verbal tweets while you drive
ASX-listed company develops in-car tech for accessing short audio posts. -
Siemens and Software AG team up for IoT
Integrating IoT operating system and digital business platform. -
Catapult wants to track your local soccer team
ASX-listed company expands its target market. -
Dicker Data to distribute CCP’s food monitoring system
New opportunities for CCP Technologies’ critical control point management solution. -
52 smart city projects to receive government backing
$28.5 million in total funding announced. -
SHEQSY keeps lone workers safe
Pilot underway for NZ startup's cloud platform and mobile app. -
The stranger danger from connected toys
Consumer body demonstrates how easily they can be hacked.
