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RMIT's plan to lead in Industry 4.0 training
University deploys ThingWorx platform and other PTC tools. -
Swinburne Uni scores $135m Siemens grant
Factory of the Future to develop Industry 4.0. -
UTS project wins APAC smart city award
Provides 360-degree interactive data visualisation. -
Newcastle’s four-year smart city plan unveiled
Aims to improve liveability, sustainability and economic diversity. -
Satellite fleet to offer 'free IoT connectivity'
Adelaide startup aims to build network of 100 satellites. -
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Government plan to create Industry 4.0 testlabs
Creating a national network of research and industry partners. -
Telstra names first startups for muru-D accelerator
Each will receive $75,000 and access to Telstra’s Open IoT Lab. -
Crunch time for IoT platforms: Gartner
Heading into ‘trough of disillusionment’ but then to become mainstream. -
Start small to create smart cities, report says
Easier government procurement practices also vital, says venture capital executive. -
ICT players unite to tackle connected car security
Report explains how cybersecurity expertise can be applied in the auto industry. -
Hobart parking spaces to get smart
Smart Parking lands Tasmanian deal. -
Meet Victoria's connected cops
Video analytics and face and voice recognition on the agenda. -
Tasmanet aiming to IoT enable Tasmania
Sigfox network to cover of 95% of state’s population by year-end, Tasmanet says. -
HID Location Services launched in Australia
Optimising the workplace with BLE devices and cloud platform. -
BlueScope Building Components’ many uses for IoT
Predictive process controls, equipment monitoring, safety and more. -
Security ‘tick mark’ coming for IoT devices?
Local industry responds to US IoT security legislation. -
Adelaide smart city consortium launched
University of Adelaide to work with governments and industry. -
IoT startup scene ramps up in Melbourne
Major announcements by Startupbootcamp and Telstra. -
Learn about the 'Internet of Industrial Materials'
Melbourne event focuses on the uses of graphene in IoT. -
Australia is APAC's fourth most 'IoT ready' country
But New Zealand is better, says IDC.
