Sensors stories
Christchurch's Connexionz boosts US presence, opens new California office amid growing demand for smart transport solutions.
Cisco's tenth annual Visual Networking Index highlights some key growth areas for resellers as internet usage booms and connected devices change.
StretchSense, an Auckland wearable tech firm, is a finalist in the WT Innovation World Cup, showcasing in Munich with new tech aiming at multiple sectors.
Two University of Canterbury researchers have received $870,000 in Marsden funding over three years to research how engineering and psychology coul.
Jumpstart your 2012 with Bump, an app that seamlessly exchanges contact info with a simple phone bump, now available on iOS and Android.
Connector Systems has signed on as the New Zealand distributor for E-Senza's advanced wireless networking products, targeting sectors such as agriculture.
ERM Advanced Telematics has expanded its offerings to include IoT solutions in addition to its focus on telematics solutions.
The market for systems that monitor and control mechanical devices will more than double in the next 10 years with security a priority.
Adelaide-based Myriota has released a developer toolkit that has been trialled and tested by a smart waste management platform.
The Aussies took silver at the Maritime RobotX Challenge, which saw entries from across the world competing with their self-driving tech on the ocean.
Security concerns and double-digit growth drive demand for IoT and sensor technologies, according to Avnet survey.
New Zealand's Aeroqual inks a five-year deal with the US EPA to develop next-gen air sensors, enhancing global air quality monitoring and research efforts.
Cisco is taking 'security everywhere' with a slew of new offerings to embed security across the network, turning it into a sensor and enforcer.
The IoT market's rapid growth is set to hit USD $1.7 trillion by 2020, driven by massive investments in devices, connectivity, and IT services, says IDC.
Dougal Watt, CTO for IBM New Zealand, shares his vision of which five sustainable innovations will change our lives in the next five years.
Tom McCullough's workday begins not with a simple computer boot-up, but by prepping 300km/h machines for high-stakes Formula One races for AT&T Williams.
The number of devices connected to the internet is set to surpass 5 billion, driven by mobile and emerging tech sectors, predicts IMS Research.
