News

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  Telstra trials Cohda's collision avoidance app

  Successful trial of vehicle-to-pedestrian communications.
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  'Digital twins' becoming vital in IoT architecture

  Developers need to adapt, says Gartner.
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  More Aussies willing to pay via connected devices

  Survey results suggest the Internet of payment things may be coming faster than expected.
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  'DeOS' attacks to be worse than DDoS, report says

  IoT botnets to lead to a new type of threat: Destruction of Service.
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  NZ agritech IoT company to launch ASX IPO

  CropLogic seeking $8 million from investors.
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  B+B SmartWorx teams with Reekoh to streamline asset monitoring

  Reducing the complexity of IoT implementations.
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  WaterGroup teams with Thinxtra for smart water meters

  Sigfox becomes preferred network option.
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  Buddy lands deal in Central America

  Digicel to sell Australian building monitoring system.
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  NZ IoT network competition heats up

  Vodafone and Spark join the fray.
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  IoT now the 'top driver' of digital transformation

  Survey also identifies key IoT sectors.
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  Australia to lead global smart communities code

  Developing draft for Smart Cities Council.
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  Nest's Australian smart home products unveiled

  Thermostat missing from the Google company’s local range.
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  The number of IoT platforms jumps to 450

  And the tools that can help you choose the right platform.
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  New system produces energy ‘on demand’

  Closed-loop chemical solution can deliver big savings, says Infratech.
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  Key IoT sectors in NZ identified

  IoT alliance flags $NZ2.2 billion opportunity.
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  How IoT and an Android app streamline LPG deliveries

  Kleenheat’s truck drivers gain a host of new functions.
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  UTS researchers to develop AI for robot waiter

  University team wins right to compete in Japan's RoboCup.
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  Honeywell taps Vivid Technology for smart lighting

  Success of joint local projects leads to MoU.
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  Aussie startup monitors remote water tanks via satellite

  First field deployment of low-cost satellite transmitters.
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  Australian consumers 'not ready for IoT' say security companies

  Kaspersky and Symantec sound warnings.