Australian IoT start-up Helian Systems has secured financial backing and support from Telstra’s muru-D accelerator.

The company is one of ten start-ups accepted in muru-D’s SYD3 round and will benefit from “up to $60,000 in seed capital investment” and access to mentors and industry professionals.

Over 170 completed applications were in the running for muru-D’s latest intake.

Helian makes a cloud-based platform “designed to run the applications of the connected world”.

Helian are super proud to say we have been selected into #SYD3 #MuruD intake! Onward and upward!

— Helian Systems (@HelianSystems) December 7, 2015

“The Helian Systems platform allows you to outsource your IoT infrastructure,” the start-up said.

“We take care of device management and connectivity, analytics, business rules, and lots more.

“We provide a simple user interface, allowing you to quickly deploy IoT solutions into the marketplace.”