Innovative technology encourages sweet dreams at children and family centres
22 July, 2019 | Supplied by: Schneider ElectricKnox Children and Family Centres in Victoria have installed automated lighting schedules to complement the body's own natural circadian rhythms.
Engineers train glass to recognise numbers
15 July, 2019Engineers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison have created pieces of glass that can recognise images without the need for sensors, circuits or power sources.
Honeywell Forge enterprise performance management software
04 July, 2019 | Supplied by: Honeywell Building SolutionsHoneywell Forge is a software solution that converts data from equipment, processes and people into intuitive, actionable insights.
Integrating humans and automation increases plant productivity
21 June, 2019 | Supplied by: Mitsubishi Electric AustraliaMitsubishi Electric has increased production efficiency at its Kani manufacturing facility by introducing a human element to previously automated assembly lines.
Preventing smart meters from getting hacked
12 June, 2019 | Supplied by: University of British ColumbiaCybersecurity researchers have developed an automated program that addresses software-interference attacks on smart meters.
Construction complete on Darwin's smart city project
06 June, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingConstruction of the $10 million Switching on Darwin smart city project has been completed, including 912 CBD streetlights being upgraded to LED smart lighting.
Modern HMIs can streamline maintenance
29 May, 2019 by John Young, Sales Director | Supplied by: EU AutomationJohn Young, Sales Director at EU Automation, explains how modern HMI technology can improve output in Asia.
Driverless cars cooperate to speed up traffic
27 May, 2019A fleet of self-driving cars that effectively communicate with one another via Wi-Fi can improve traffic flow by 35%, a study has found.
Giving autonomous machines 'spidey senses'
22 May, 2019 | Supplied by: Purdue UniversityResearchers are building animal-inspired sensors into the shells of autonomous machines, such as cars, planes and drones, to help them process data faster.
Keep your eye on security opportunities
10 May, 2019 by John Fleming, General Manager | Supplied by: ASIALWith annual revenues in excess of $2.5 billion, the electronic security industry is a growing and increasingly complex sector.
Connected transport network key for smart cities
30 April, 2019A survey found a connected public transport system is an important feature of a smart city, offering greater efficiency, safer commuter experiences and better quality of life.
Gender concerns in smart home technology
29 April, 2019Early adopters of smart home technologies have reported they reinforce gender stereotypes and could pose security threats to women, according to a study.
Protecting your PLC
26 April, 2019 | Supplied by: EU AutomationJohn Young, APAC Sales Director at EU Automation, gives his advice for keeping your programmable logic controllers safe from cyber attack.
Transport businesses need to better secure IIoT deployments
24 April, 2019A survey found 64% of transport businesses reported that their processes to combat cybersecurity threats could be stronger.
One-third of Aussie homes at risk of cyber attack
12 April, 2019Avast research found that 47.1% of digital homes in Australia have more than five smart devices connected, and 33.4% of these contain at least one vulnerable device.
