17 January 2019
Auckland – Despite the recent concerns about Huawei and its role with the 5G roll-out, a technology that will boost the use and spread of the Internet of Things (IoT), New Zealand tech firms are getting on with developing the solutions that will run on multiple networks. The offerings that can be developed in IoT range from the mundane, such as systems that open and close valves, to opportunities to make the world a better place, New Zealand IoT Alliance executive director Kriv Naicker says.
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21 December 2018
The IoT landscape in New Zealand has developed considerably in 2018, with the rollout of new nationwide network deployments and services
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07 October 2018
Nine producers are making their properties available for global solution providers and developers to install relevant IoT devices on their herd/flock and properties
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Launches end-to-end IoT service Spark has named New Zealand’s largest freight and logistics company, Mainfreight, as the first customer for Spark Asset Tracking. The move has been billed as its first end-to-end IoT service that bring together the company’s IoT networks, IoT devices, digit
March 7, 2019
Article sourced from: https://farmersweekly.co.nz/ The technology’s name, The Internet of Things, sounds both daunting and obscure. But dig below the label and it refers to some very clever technology that will have an application for farmers. Self-confessed technophobe Neal Wallace talks t
February 25, 2019
In April, Callaghan Innovation launches Scale-Up New Zealand, a free online platform with verified information on Aotearoa New Zealand’s vibrant innovation ecosystem. Created from a model that is hugely successful overseas, Scale-Up New Zealand will make it faster and easier for ambitious bus
February 19, 2019
Auckland – A pioneering arable farming tech trial is expected to make a quantum leap to help boost New Zealand’s primary export revenue. New Zealand has a low understanding of how the internet of things (IoT) can assist with farm management and sustainability and adoption of precis
January 29, 2019
Auckland – Despite the recent concerns about Huawei and its role with the 5G roll-out, a technology that will boost the use and spread of the Internet of Things (IoT), New Zealand tech firms are getting on with developing the solutions that will run on multiple networks. The offering
January 17, 2019
IoT Alliance comment: “Ag-tech business ‘The Yield’ is working with the Tasmanian Government and oyster farmers in 14 of the State’s estuaries, deploying a new system that uses in-estuary sensors, cloud computing and machine learning to offer a much better outcome for oyster farmers, whi
January 14, 2019
IoT Alliance comment: "In our our first post of 2019, we take a global look at the adoption and impact of IoT. The World Economic Forum has identified six IoT solution that will be the most impactful and scalable including 1) · Early warning and disaster prevention 2) Worker safety, well-being
January 14, 2019
The IoT landscape in New Zealand has developed considerably in 2018, with the rollout of new nationwide network deployments and services. This further establishes platforms for continued growth and IoT activation in 2019. The report Networked World, commissioned by Lloyds, states that by 2020,
December 21, 2018
IoT Alliance comment: “The 5G evolution of mobile connectivity will accelerate digital transformation in ways we can only imagine. The impact of 5G on IoT will be huge. If we are to realise the full benefits of IoT, we need 5G. The reason we need 5G is not so much about bandwidth, but simply t
December 20, 2018