Sigfox
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Sigfox floats idea of people-tracking at World Cup and Olympics
Low power network connects thousands of athletes. -
"We think we will have a lot of B2C applications", says Sigfox founder
Publishes radio specification to encourage IOT network usage. -
Australian rail repair company uses IoT to track parts
Attaching tracking devices to machinery parts. -
Amadeus to explore IoT in travel
Using Sigfox's new 'Bubbles' technology. -
WWII code-breaking computer gets IoT protection
Taking extreme measures to prevent overheating. -
Paessler and Sigfox strike IoT monitoring deal
PRTG Network Monitor functionality expanded. -
CCP’s monitoring devices supporting more networks
Sigfox support added, NB-IoT and CAT-M1 to come. -
‘World first’ monitor for the elderly
One of several new Sigfox-based technologies. -
Sigfox debuts disposable 20c IoT device
Device is “game changer to connect anything”. -
Tasmanet aiming to IoT enable Tasmania
Sigfox network to cover of 95% of state’s population by year-end, Tasmanet says. -
WaterGroup teams with Thinxtra for smart water meters
Sigfox becomes preferred network option. -
NZ IoT network competition heats up
Vodafone and Spark join the fray. -
Thinxtra releases Sigfox-ready development kit
Xkit4 targeting start-ups, design houses and educational institutions. -
New Sigfox A/NZ boss reveals growth plans
Richard Oliver explains how the IoT network can beat the telcos. -
Thinxtra, UTS team up to boost IoT innovation
University of Technology, Sydney, to get free access to Sigfox network. -
Thinxtra brings Sigfox network to Hong Kong
Bringing IoT connectivity to the gateway of China. -
Thinxtra offers free IoT connectivity to councils
Startup invests $5 million to help local governments develop smart city applications. -
Is NB-IoT the LPWAN to rule them all?
Huawei executive explains advantages over LoRa and Sigfox. -
IoT network reaches 25 percent of A/NZ population
Thinxtra makes quick progress deploying Sigfox network. -
Inside the Aussie IoT pioneer with 250 projects under its belt
Why hardware is the key to its success.