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The Smart Cities finalists in the 2020 IoT Awards
From pedestrian counting in Melbourne and Perth during the pandemic, to data sharing between Victorian councils. -
Victoria trials real-time occupancy data on public transport
Sensors to feed commuters crowding estimates for physical distancing. -
Sydney Trains using app, sensors to monitor crowding
Ups real-time data flows to monitor passenger numbers. -
How IoT will help make Australia's cities and towns more liveable
Local governments are building a new picture of their environment. -
CSIRO shows farmers water pollution in real-time
Could help farmers save money and reduce damage to Great Barrier Reef. -
Sydney's $600m smart motorway project to be put to the test
M4 to trial intelligent transport systems. -
$4 million "smart water" trial a success, says SA Water
Sensors detecting water main breaks in Adelaide CBD. -
Engineers tap massive stream of IoT data from Sydney trains
Using IoT to improve maintenance. -
Cricket bat sensor whacks data for six
Connects bats to shot analysis app. -
Honeywell uses IOT to track building usage
Taps sensors to identify badly-configured offices. -
Investa creates digital twins of office towers
Fits thousands of sensors to each. -
BHP uses laser sensors to put more ore in rail cars
Takes different approach to Rio Tinto. -
City of Melbourne, RMIT explore traffic sensor data
Collaborate out of new centre. -
SA farmers share sensor-equipped tractor
Call upon CBA to help understand data. -
How a Sydney café used IoT to keep its food fresh
IoT Awards finalist proves connected technology benefits companies of all sizes. -
Transforming oyster farming with IoT
IoT Awards winner The Yield's water monitoring solution helps reduce disease. -
Intel, Honeywell team up for connected freight
Using IoT to monitor goods in transit. -
How IoT helped to build a better mouse trap
Anticimex rolls out predictive maintenance for pest control company. -
EnviroSuite lands monitoring gig in Spanish port
Australian tech in air quality analysis trial at Gijón. -
The Yield secures big business support
Agtech start-up lands $6.5 million Series A funding from KPMG, Bosch and AgFunder.