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We were a small group using the technology to push data into the cloud

Worldsensing is a leader in IoT remote monitoring. It has over 3,000 network deployments around the world, in sectors including rail, mining and construction. Its solutions are primarily used to monitor how geotechnical, geospatial and structural conditions impact civil infrastructure to help prevent life-threatening incidents. Railway News interviewed Victor Salinas, an Application Expert at Worldsensing […]

Promoting diversity and inclusion is not a tick-box exercise at Worldsensing. The company takes the promotion of a diverse workforce seriously as a way to enhance problem-solving and to better address the diversity of cultures in which it operates.

We can provide a lot of devices which outperform typical geotechnical sensors

The devices are embedded in the surface of the concrete blocks.

The devices are embedded in the surface of the concrete blocks.

“In large mesh networks, you will end up needing more gateways, resulting in more maintenance.”

We’re pushing the envelope and coming up with new applications for technologies—and it’s been a lot of fun.

I’m very proud of what we’ve achieved in Australia. We have become number one, from being a one-man band.

“The only cables are going to be connecting a sensor with a logger, so externally … there’s no cable.”

Open a deep enough hole and pretty much anywhere you’re going to have water trying to infiltrate

“Considering the dimensions [of mines], the advantages are clear of using a low-power, wide-area network.”