Products

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  Coming soon: a cheap Bluetooth beacon without a battery

  Wiliot aiming for proof-of-concept trials in 2018.
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  Semtech to release disposable IoT device

  Follows Sigfox announcing a low-cost, ultra-thin tag.
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  Respia aims to revolutionise asthma treatment

  Sydney startup’s wearable and mobile app win accolades.
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  Coming soon: verbal tweets while you drive

  ASX-listed company develops in-car tech for accessing short audio posts.
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  Aussie invention ‘enhances’ your intuition

  Wearable “taps into the anticipatory predictive capabilities of the subconscious”.
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  AI-driven robot makes ‘perfect’ flatbread

  An early example of how we will cook meals in the future?
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  Origin Energy launches AI smart home controller

  Investment in People Power pays off.
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  SHEQSY keeps lone workers safe

  Pilot underway for NZ startup's cloud platform and mobile app.
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  Smart glasses to offer subtitles

  Trial with Epson’s Moverio BT-300 for the hearing impaired.
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  New smart home hub can control 27,000 devices

  B.One Hub launches in Australia.
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  How wearables helped Solar Challenge team keep its cool

  Fujitsu’s Ubiquitousware kept track of drivers’ wellbeing.
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  Aussie startup develops wearable for concussion testing

  HeadsafeIP planning to start clinical trials next year.
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  Aussie startup launches robot gardener

  GardenSpace monitors and waters plants, and even scares off pests.
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  New Buddy add-on can help 'reduce energy bills'

  Edge Electron’s PowerSave joins the Buddy Platform.
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  The Yield launches agtech predictions system

  Sensing+ uses IoT data to help farmers optimise resources.
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  Vodafone takes the lead with NB-IoT

  First telco with narrow-band IoT service.
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  ‘World first’ monitor for the elderly

  One of several new Sigfox-based technologies.
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  Smart bin solves the ewaste problem

  Fujitsu Australia’s solution makes it easy to dispose of old tech gear.
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  Telstra now supports eSIMs for wearables

  Embedded SIMs tipped to fundamentally change market.
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  Legrand launches Eliot, its IoT product range

  Targeting the connected home and building market.