BY Michelle Howie
25/10/21
Our GovHack 2021 challege explored how AgTech can improve sustainable agribusiness.
Australia is well-known for its world-leading agriculture exports. Perhaps lesser known, however, is the potential of Australian agtech (agriculture technology ) to bring more sustainable, scalable and relevant food and resources to the world.
Learn how Arduino can be used to trigger an SMS alert when a device has been dropped.
Learn how to set up on-demand SMS updates for your IoT devices.
In this blog, we look at how to use SMS commands from the Telstra Messaging API to control your IoT device remotely.
Developing with the Internet of Things is fun. It’s challenging. It’s frustrating at times. But it’s also an opportunity to change the world with code. And you don’t need five years R&D experience or an engineering degree to do it. In this blog, I’ll go through some quick weekend hackathon projects you can put together to bring your IoT idea to life.
The IoT Marketplace and Developer Kit trial were retired in July 2021.
Telstra is a leading IoT provider, but when building great technology solutions, sometimes less is more. That’s why we made the decision to end the TelstraDev IoT Marketplace and Developer Kit trial, with effect from 15 July 2021. After speaking to IoT developers, we found that Telstra IoT’s biggest value is in the coverage and depth of network we can offer – so we're focusing on that.
In this blog, I'll showcase some of the interesting things you can do with the Internet of Things (IoT) and Azure services at home, that could potentially be commercialised in an industrialised environment.
We put the Arduino MKR NB 1500 to the test using the Telstra network and show you how to give your IoT project long-range communication, when WiFi or LoRa aren't practical.
This article was originally posted in DIYODE Magazine by Johann Wyss, Issue 40, November 2020.
In the second TelstraDev challenge for GovHack 2020 (read part one: emergency comms and the Telstra Messaging API), we asked: How can data from connected devices on the wireless Internet of Things (IoT) network be used to make our community spaces – our homes, towns, cities or region – more efficient and sustainable?
Last year we were proud to announce our partnership with Arduino to help create an (read more about it here https://exchange.telstra.com.au/our-exclusive-partnership-with-arduino-set-to-fuel-the-growth-of-iot-in-australia/), IoT network ready, device for developers. For us this partnership is really important to help create an IoT network specific device that is quick and easy to use, while being versatile to prototype with and has a wealth of library support.
