Drawing on its experiences working with the Tasmanian wine industry, Sense-T will now lend its expertise to the state's whisky industry as part of the Redlands Estate Centre for Excellence.
The International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group, is looking to Australian technology innovators such as Sense-T to help solve major international development issues, such as sustainability, food security and water management.
Thousands of sensors are being installed at farms across Tasmania as part of the first full-scale trial of the whole Sense-T system, including new sensing technology and smart phone apps.
The University of Tasmania seeks an exceptional academic leader to develop and deliver the multi-disciplinary research program that underpins Sense-T.
Sense-T was established two years ago. This foundation period has been exciting, challenging, rewarding and sometimes a bit scary as we figured out a way to do what no one has ever done before.
