IoT Service Provider & Solutions.
In Brisbane.

We deploy LoRaWAN gateways and sensors directly at mine sites in the Bowen Basin and Mount Isa. Data is transmitted to a centrally hosted IoT platform accessible from Brisbane headquarters. Real-time dashboards display equipment status, production metrics, and environmental data – with automated alerting for anomalies.

We provide ATEX-certified and IECEx-rated sensors for mining environments – including vibration sensors for heavy machinery, dust and particulate monitors, gas detectors, and temperature probes. All sensors are pre-configured for immediate deployment and integrated into your monitoring dashboard.

Yes. We design multi-tenant platforms for multiple mining sites across Queensland – with site-specific dashboards, role-based access controls, and custom alerting logic. Central oversight from Brisbane with drill-down to individual mine sites.

We deploy sensors for structural health monitoring, concrete curing, environmental data, and site safety. Real-time dashboards show progress across multiple construction sites – ideal for the numerous simultaneous infrastructure projects of the 2032 Olympic Games in Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

Yes. Via MQTT, OPC-UA, and Modbus, we integrate machine data from cranes, excavators, and other construction equipment. Load analysis, operating hours tracking, and predictive maintenance alerts flow into central dashboards for project managers.

Yes. We integrate noise level, particulate matter, vibration, and water quality sensors for comprehensive environmental monitoring on construction sites. Automated alerts for threshold exceedances support compliance with Australian environmental regulations.

We deploy LoRaWAN sensors for soil moisture, weather stations, and irrigation control across large areas. With AU915-compliant gateways providing long-range coverage (15+ km), farmers can view critical data in real time on their smartphone or desktop.

Yes. LoRaWAN level sensors measure tank levels and transmit data over kilometers to the central platform. Automatic alerts for low levels enable timely refilling – particularly important in Queensland's dry regions.

Yes. LoRaWAN-based GPS trackers for livestock and fence tension sensors deliver real-time data on animal location and fence integrity. Alerting for fence breaches or unusual movement patterns – low maintenance with multi-year battery life.

Australia uses the AU915 frequency plan for LoRaWAN. All hardware we deploy – gateways and sensors – is configured for AU915 compliance. Our ChirpStack network server is set up with the correct frequency channels for reliable operation across Brisbane and Queensland.

Yes. Via OPC-UA, Modbus, MQTT, and REST APIs, we bridge IoT data into existing SCADA and control systems. This is particularly relevant for Brisbane's mining and infrastructure companies that operate established industrial control infrastructure.

Our core stack: ChirpStack as LoRaWAN network server (AU915), ThingsBoard (Community & Professional Edition) for device management, Grafana for visualization, and Node-RED for data flow automation and SCADA bridging. Custom apps are built with React, Next.js, and React Native.

A standard platform installation is production-ready within a few days. Hardware is shipped AU915-compliant and pre-configured. For complex multi-site projects spanning Brisbane, the Bowen Basin, and regional Queensland, we create a joint rollout plan.

No. Our managed hosting services are cancellable monthly. We rely on quality and long-term collaboration rather than contract lock-in.

Yes. We design platforms that connect corporate headquarters in Brisbane with remote mine sites across Queensland – with site-specific dashboards, role-based access controls, and custom alerting logic. Drill-down from the overview to individual sites.