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To become an innovation nation, we really need to think smaller
Just 5 per cent of Australian businesses have collaborated with university researchers -
UTS launches Australian Artificial Intelligence Institute
Touted as nation's largest AI research program. -
University of Melbourne tackles more IoT projects
Parkville campus gets smarter. -
UTS, SAS and Cisco set up joint IoT lab
Early research to focus on advanced manufacturing, agribusiness and healthcare. -
How smartphones may help reduce sports injuries
Accelerometer “an inexpensive and efficient” measurement device, researchers say. -
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Privacy flaws of smart home devices revealed
Meta data and traffic patterns enough capture very private details, researchers say. -
Australia is APAC's fourth most 'IoT ready' country
But New Zealand is better, says IDC. -
Huawei, JCU launch Australia's first NB-IoT lab
James Cook University to host new facility for first Australian cohort of IoT engineering students. -
Oracle to boost data-driven child cancer research
Two programs at Western Sydney University set to benefit. -
Care facilities bring IoT to patient care
Zebra lends its expertise to Australian aged care. -
IBM, Pfizer collaborate on Parkinson's research
Using IoT to provide real-time medical insight. -
Microsoft to launch Azure IoT beyond the clouds
IoT set to reach new heights. -
Sunshine Coast Uni to deploy forest sensors
Remove need for researchers to travel to Fraser Island. -
Kinect sensors used to improve x-ray process
Gaming technology meets medical imaging. -
QUT creates IoT-enabled buoy to track floods
Water flow velocity, levels and quality to be monitored. -
Em-Sense brings intelligence to 'dumb' objects
Innovative method of object detection. -
AirRater to track Tasmania's air quality
Health arm of Sense-T initiative underway. -
MIT using wi-fi to see through walls
One step closer to x-ray vision. -
Australia's home IoT market to reach $200m by 2020
Smart homes to become commonplace. -
UTS to host $2m IoT research institute
Led by Australia’s first professor of IoT.