LoRaWAN stories
Access Networks will now work with WoMaster, which is hailed as one of the world's leading industrial IoT providers.
Newcastle's smart city initiatives, featuring transport optimisation and urban innovation, have earned the city two prestigious IDC SCAPA awards.
A digital innovation trial by Hunter Water and NNNCo will assist in detecting leaks and predicting water main bursts before they occur.
Kerlink has tapped Access Networks to distribute its IoT solutions in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, expanding its footprint in the region.
The nominated projects include three from Newcastle alone and span smart water metering, solar farms, virtualization and transport.
Fleet Space Technologies partners with Kennards Hire to track equipment through its integrated IoT gateway, The Portal.
Fleet Space Technologies' Project Galaxy hits a milestone, registering 1 million IoT devices within 24 hours and adding 2 million more to its waiting list.
Spark, with the help of several partners, has installed IoT devices in a 300m stretch of an Auckland street in a major step toward smart city status.
With the increasing demand for wireless internet in every space, it is time be thinking about how the inevitable next-generation of WiFi will look.
Spark's second Internet of Things (IoT) network has now officially launched in New Zealand's main centres, with a wider rollout coming in the coming months.
Security is critical in IoT deployment, with experts predicting it will compose 20% of annual security budgets. Is it, however, hindering progress?.
Australian-based IoT company Freestyle Technology is set to cash in on Taiwan's AU$1.8 billion smart gas meter market.
The Australian City of Lake Macquarie is set to roll out a smart city network in what is being hailed as a groundbreaking IoT initiative.
AWS NZ country manager says cloud is reducing the barriers for Kiwi startups to innovate and make a mark on the global stage.
The partnership between SenRa and myDevices will provide developers and coders free access to commercial grade LoRaWAN connectivity.
Spark's long-range, low-power network for the Internet of Things is now operational in 60% of New Zealand, with plans to extend coverage further.
Access Networks has inked a Distribution Agreement with industrial IoT provider Ursalink, boosting their IoT solutions in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
The real gains will come from analytics and workflow software, not from simply adding more connected sensors to buildings.
The City of Gold Coast has launched Australia's largest LoRaWAN network, supporting over 600,000 sensors, furthering its vision to be a leading digital city.
The network supports more than 31,000 connections per month, with more than 1.7 terabytes used by 2000 concurrent users every day.
