Wordly adds silent theatre audio streaming for events
about 8 hours agoExhibitors can now stream presentation audio to attendees' phones, reducing the need for headsets and making noisy show-floor demos easier to follow.
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As rooftop solar, batteries and EVs strain low-voltage networks, the meters aim to give utilities real-time visibility at the grid edge.
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DroneShield update boosts counter-drone detection & tracking
The quarterly software release reaches more than 4,200 deployed systems, helping operators spot unfamiliar drones sooner without new hardware.
Ericsson & Optus launch first indoor 5G deployment
Indoor connectivity at an Optus store in Coffs Harbour is being boosted as more than 80 per cent of mobile data use now happens inside buildings.
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The handover moves the project into testing, with NIOA set to assess how the payload integrates with the SYPAQ CORVO interceptor platform.
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