IoT Impact 2024

On June 13, University of Technology Sydney labs will open its doors to attendees of the IoT Impact conference, providing fascinating tours of its work with robotics for civil structure maintenance, sensor and greenwalls for urban green infrastructure management, and next-gen radio devices for IoT applications:

Tickets available here https://www.iothub.com.au/iot-impact

Register to see the NTT DOCOMO Greenwall project, which is researching and refining the use of sensor technologies and smart algorithms to streamline urban green infrastructure management, reduce maintenance costs and gain a deeper understanding of green infrastructure health and operations.

See the UTS Radio Frequency and Communication Technologies (RFCT) Laboratory, which is advancing next-generation RF devices and supporting technologies across the spectrum of IoT applications.

Tour the UTS Infrastructure Robotics Laboratory which is doing research into the inspection and maintenance of civil structures. The lab is a joint project with Transport for NSW, Sydney Water, Meat & Livestock Australia, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Junglefy and the City of Sydney.

And see the UTS Data Arena, an opportunity to immerse yourself in, observe and interact with data on a massive scale.

These are just part of a huge lineup which includes high profile industry speakers, technology vendors and standout Australian IoT projects in the IoT Awards, at this IoT Alliance Australia event.

The awards finalists include projects from the likes of Sunshine Coast Council, SA Water, Newcrest Mining Limited, Keolis Downer Yarra Trams, and Transport for NSW, among many others.

To keep the tours manageable, places are truly limited, so move fast to book your conference ticket here: https://www.iothub.com.au/iot-impact

Last chance to take advantage of the Sping Offer on discounted tickets to IoT Impact

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Exciting news about the IoT Festival 2020

The 2020 IoT Festival is moving online in September Visitors will have free access to the Australian Internet of Things (IoT) event.

2020 Australian IoT Festival postponed until October 9

Mark the new date in your diary now - it's going to be a standout Australian IoT event!

IoT Hub has made the difficult decision to postpone the 2020 Australian IoT Festival that was scheduled for 4 June 2020, in light of public health concerns.
While we are disappointed, we hope our highly valued ticketholders, sponsors and speakers understand the need to reschedule the event.
And we are delighted to confirm that the 2020 Australian IoT Festival will go ahead at a later date, on October 9, 2020, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
We have been working hard with sponsors, speakers and panellists to bring you a truly standout event, packed with insights about rapidly evolving IoT technology and Australian IoT projects.
To our valued ticketholders: we will update your registration, so your ticket will be valid for the 2020 Australian IoT Festival on October 9, 2020.
To our sponsors and speakers, who we’ve been working with to build a highly informative, engaging agenda: we are in the process of contacting you with more information.

Here's a taste of what we got up to last year.....look forward to seeing you on 4th June 2020!

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