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Before you buy a fitness wearable, read this
Researchers at QUT have comprehensively tested 87 fitness and health devices.
Using IoT to help break two hours for a marathon
App provides a huge amount of data about runners’ performance
Sports tech company Catapult to raise $25m
Growth opportunities in player monitoring and analytics.
11,000 Victorian police to get body cameras
Also adopting Axon’s cloud solution for video storage.
The tech bringing cricketers’ key stats to TV
Catapult's wearables, analytics and communications systems providing performance data.
How wearables helped Solar Challenge team keep its cool
Fujitsu’s Ubiquitousware kept track of drivers’ wellbeing.
Telstra now supports eSIMs for wearables
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Workplace wearables bring privacy to IoT
Why open communication is the key to success.
Intel brings IoT to snowboards, shoes and sunnies
Raft of new sports tech at CES.
Creativity and IoT come together at Abbotsleigh
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Philips connects patients to carers
Networking people to improve diagnosis, in-home monitoring.
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