internet of things
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Transurban's data efforts drive changes in motorist behaviour
Underscores multi-year effort to build capability around analytics and data use. -
CouriersPlease uses IoT to keep track of transportation cages
Optus Enterprise-assembled platform includes Thinxtra battery-powered sensors. -
Australia Post deploys wearable contact tracing tech for staff
Also installing telematics in electric delivery vehicles, motorcycles and other vehicles -
2021 IoT Awards winners announced
See the standout Internet of Things projects, platforms and people in 14 categories. -
Building an IoT security skills baseline
IoT Skills Australia head David Cross on the state of play in IoT training. -
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The perils of POC or off-the-shelf solution 'sugar hits'
Reekoh CEO Dale Rankine on IoT interoperability. -
Announcing the 2021 IoT Awards finalists
Standout Australian Internet of Things work announced. -
Building an IoT 'solution of the commons'
Simon Kaplan of [ui!] The Urban Institute points to smart use of IoT data in Australia. -
2021 IoT Awards winners to be announced on November 9
Federal Minister for the Digital Economy Jane Hume to be guest speaker. -
Giving water utilities IoT technology "freedom"
SUEZ Water’s Sean Cohen talks about IoT interoperability and other technology concerns. -
Digital tech is the future, but a new report shows Australia risks being left in the past
Australian Academy of Science and the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering issue call to action. -
Deadline to enter 2021 IoT Awards extended
Shining a light on work helping Australian industry, government and citizens harness real-time data. -
Deadline extended for 2021 Australian IoT Awards entries
Nominations now close on September 28. -
NBN Co reveals future foray into smart buildings
Intends to launch commercial service in 2022. -
Under the pump over sewage leaks, TasWater turns to IoT
Proof-of-concept network detects potential sewage spills within seconds. -
Entries open for the 2021 Australian IoT Awards
Awards attracted more than 100 entries from Australian government, industry and academia last year. -
IoT Impact moving to February 2022
Save the date for Australia’s premier Internet of Things (IoT) industry conference. -
Attend the IoTAA's Digital Food & Agribusiness event
Tickets are now available for the Digital Food & Agribusiness event by Australia’s peak Internet of Things (IoT) industry body, IoT Alliance Australia. -
Victorian government to monitor bridges using IoT sensors
Invests $50 million in joint venture with Xerox. -
Application period closes for round one of 5G innovation grants
Australian Government funding demonstration of commercial benefits of 5G.
