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SmartCitiesTech.io is a platform that provides insights, news, and resources related to technology and innovation in smart cities. The journal provides news and interviews from a variety of technology and security outlets, such as Australia in Space Journal, Cyber Risk Leaders Magazine, Asia Pacific Security Magazine, Australian Cyber Security Magazine, MySecurity Marketplace, and DRASTICnews.
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1w ago
The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) has elected 32 new fellows, drawing on a range of skills and expertise that the Academy says showcases the breadth and depth of world-class Australian innovation. “This diverse group of Australia’s brightest stars in technology and engineering embodies progress, hope and unparalleled innovation in the face ..read more
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2w ago
Researchers at Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, have successfully developed a next-generation uniform prototype that employs nanofibres to safeguard Australian troops from chemical and biological threats. The material is a lightweight fabric that effectively filters out harmful particles while remaining light-weight and breathable, keeping the wearer comfortable in extreme temperatures. CSIRO Manufacturing Research Unit Director ..read more
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3w ago
Global Sky is exhibiting the Cassio electric-hybrid aircraft family at the Bali Air Show, now on at Denpasar International Airport. Global Sky’s exhibit highlights the electric-hybrid aircraft family’s capabilities, which align nicely with the Indonesian and Southeast Asian markets. These include the operational safety of its dual-source electric-hybrid propulsion system, the ability to operate from ..read more
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3w ago
New research has identified the key improvement areas for local government and a rising demand for associated tech investment, with increasingly influential Gen Z being the loudest voices. Drawing on responses from 2,000-plus Australian homeowners, the Datacom-commissioned research shows that councils could make significant gains by answering voter’s calls for more value (50%), faster processing ..read more
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3w ago
Lockheed Martin Australia has selected Melbourne-based advanced castings manufacturer and precision machining specialist AW Bell as the fourth Australian small-to-medium enterprise to participate in its Mentor Protégé Program. AW Bell executives will undertake an intensive 12-month mentoring program with access to leading Lockheed Martin’s experts from Australia and the United States. The Mentor Protégé Program ..read more
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3w ago
Blackline Safety Corporation will launch a next-generation connected area monitor that advances gas detection and early hazard identification for companies and first responders, providing unprecedented protection for organisations and communities. The new EXO 8 portable area monitor, to be unveiled on September 16, 2024, at the National Safety Council Safety Congress & Expo in Florida ..read more
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Optus has welcomed a decision by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to allow it and TPG Telecom to go ahead with its proposed regional Multi Operator Core Network (MOCN) arrangement. On September 5, the ACCC said they would not oppose the deal. Under the arrangement, Optus will provide TPG Telecom with access to ..read more
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A recent report published by Dell’Oro Group says point-to-point microwave transmission equipment revenue declined year-on-year for a fourth consecutive quarter due to a slowdown in 5G deployments. The decline was especially noticeable in the Asia Pacific region. The 2Q 2024 Microwave Transmission & Mobile Backhaul Quarterly Report offers in-depth market coverage with tables covering manufacturers ..read more
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University of Adelaide researchers have found that the cost effectiveness of wind farms could be significantly improved by reducing the speed of wind turbines that are clustered together. This could also improve their longevity and also reduce noise pollution. A team of University of Adelaide researchers led by Dr Rey Chin looked at the operation ..read more
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Japanese electronic component and automotive parts manufacturer I-PEX Inc. is adopting Mitsubishi Electric processing machines. By replacing manual grinding activities with a numerically controlled wire electro-discharge grinding process, I-PEX has improved its operations, product quality, and throughput while reducing the number of repetitive tasks for operators. I-PEX is upgrading its die manufacturing productivity. In line ..read more