Technology
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Installing KNX into a broadcast van
This mobile TV studio is able to run its equipment efficiently, and with the knowledge that if disaster strikes, it won’t affect the broadcast. Callum Fitzpatrick ... -
Working in hazardous areas
When there’s a high concentration of flammable gases, vapours or dusts in an area, it turns a routine job into a risky and complex endeavour. Callum ... -
Why smart meters aren’t as evil as you may think
Many of the arguments against new metering technology simply don’t add up, writes Phil Kreveld. -
Understanding Cat 8 cabling
After months of trying to navigate the world of Category 8 cabling, IHS data centre and critical infrastructure research analyst Sarah McElroy debunks some of the ... -
School Guardian offers coordinated site-wide communications in emergency situations
Schools play a critical role in keeping students safe from harm. While the potential threat of a shooting or bombing is (thankfully) a rare occurrence in ... -
NBN? What’s that?
Most people know the NBN is coming but not a lot more, and that, writes John Fennell, means the smart home sector has a lot of ... -
Amendments to S2009
Antenna cabling is not regulated but twisted copper cabling between buildings is. These are the latest changes to S009, writes Ian Millner. -
Schneider Electric provides prefabricated data centre for Baidu
As Baidu’s first prefabricated data centre project, the eco-friendly data centre will feature fast deployment, low input and high capability operation from standardised to modular to ... -
Fluke Networks AirMagnet Wireless Lifecycle solution
Fluke Networks is rolling out a range of new 802.11ac features in AirMagnet Survey PRO/Planner and AirMagnet WiFi Analyser PRO to help organisations optimise their migration ... -
The benefits of plastic optical fibre over glass
Glass optical fibre is a highly efficient transmission medium that needs careful handling. Trevor Downes reports on a less temperamental solution.