In a joint venture with Absolute GPS (www.absgps.com) we have integrated the Hawk unit with LiveIris. Using the fleet management product of LiveIris you can now more affordably use vehicle tracking and monitoring for your business or home for everyday use.

LiveIris has now integrated Globalstar's satellite communications in conjuction with DAL (Data Acquisitions Ltd), you can use DAL's data logger products with Globalstar products on LiveIris. Please call for a demonstration in your area.

LiveIris has just released it new Fleet Management product. This was developed in conjuction with Universal Tracking Technologies (www.universaltracking.com). This has many features using GPS and GPRS to generate stop, speed, moving, alert and distance reports, together with state of the art maps from MapSolute, that gives us detail to street address number level. One of the first product to take advantage of this is Argo Navagation (www.argonav.com) with the FMS Mobile unit.

In a joint venture with DAL (Data Acquisitions Ltd www.datalogga.com) and Alpha Neutronics (www.alphaneutronics.com), LiveIris has developed a automated radiation source tracking system using Iridium's satellite short burst data (SBD). With tightening government regulations worldwide this is a worlds 1st.

Connectivity 06. Your chance to see and hear from Australasia's most exciting technology companies. 21st of November to 22nd of Novembern 2006 at the Christchurch Convention Centre. We will be demonstrating tracking and monitoring. On LiveIris you will see many reports on various I/O sensors and much more.

We has just completed a joint venture with Designline (developer of the world's first commercially available electric hybrid bus). This venture consisted of using DAL's data logger to collect data from the bus and send this data via GPRS back to LiveIris for the purposes of tracking and monitoring.

We have developed a flexible serial/ethernet interface that works with most RFID readers such as Alien and ID Innovations. Please contact us for a demonstration.

Well the GS1 conference was a roaring success as LiveIris in conjuction with DAL (Data Acquisitions Ltd) demonstrated the only fully functional RFID tracking system. Attendees were track around the conference and various demo product items were also tracked, all the data was provided on the demo link at LiveIris. Please go to the demo section to view more deatils.

GS1 conference is on the 27 and 28th of July. This conference is called "Connecting the Dots" and will feature RFID as the main topic. This conference is at the Langham Hotel in Auckland New Zealand. Please attend as we will be demonstrating.

We are putting on a RFID demostration with the data logger next month at the GS1 conference, make sure you attend to see RFID used in a new and more useful way. Details soon.

Today we have released a new communications package allowing packet switched communications such as GPRS and 1 X RTT. Compared to circuit switched data calls this will allow you to save on your communication costs.

We now have nodes available for the iDL301 called iDNs, this enables you to connect extra I/O channels at a lower cost, each iDN has 8 I/O channels and allows you to daisy chain them.

We have customers trialing a new feature called event logging, this allows the end user to configure a data logger to log only when an event happens and or while an event is happening. For example a user only wants to log during the time of 9am to 5pm work days only and when GPS speed is over 60 km/h, this is possible using event triggers in the iDL301 with LiveIris, you can configure the times you want to log along with extra events during that time such as a door opening.

A new feature is now available, we have enabled dynamic channels, this means a data logger can connect to any number of sensors, LiveIris in conjuction with the iDL301 can monitor a dynamic numbers of channels.

We have setup data loggers in Central and South America, they are tracking tour buses, ask our team for a demonstration now.

Sensor Showcase 3: Medical Applications
Date: Wednesday 30 November, 4-6 pm
Venue: Canterbury Innovation Incubator, 200 Armagh Street

From Connect Canterbury comes a series of seminars showcasing sensor technology and their applications. Sensors, be they for measurement or monitoring, are big business and globally they are a multi-billion dollar industry.

Currently in Canterbury there is a lot of sensor research and development being undertaken and our manufacturing sector is well suited to the needs of many sensor categories. This makes Canterbury well placed to increase its share of this large, rapidly growing market. Connect Canterbury’s Sensor Showcase Series will provide manufacturers, investors and the R&D community the opportunity for greater collaboration between research groups and between researchers and industry.

Sensor showcase at Christchurch New Zealand 16th November 2005, see the iDL301 in action with LiveIris, demo of humidity and temperature alarms.

This time, the focus is on Industrial and Environmental Sensor Applications. The presentations will describe devices for the non-invasive measurement of moisture in bulk materials, a nanotech-based hydrogen sensor for leak detection and process control, a sensor for rapid measurement of water quality and a new technique for tracking water movement through the natural environment or, potentially, through many other environments.

The showcase is to be held at the Canterbury Manufacturers' Association Offices and the presentations will start at 4pm. Attendance is free, and includes good food and wine during the networking session.

Sensor Showcase 2: Industrial and Environmental
Date: Wednesday 16 November, 4-6.00 pm
Venue: Canterbury Manufacturers' Association, Cnr Manchester Street & Cambridge Terrace

New reporting features are now available. These reports are user configurable, giving you flexibility. Contact LiveIris for a demonstration now.

Sensor showcase at Christchurch New Zealand 20th October 2005, see the iDL301 in action with LiveIris.

Aircraft Electronics Association South Pacific Regional Meeting on October 27-28. LiveIris will be present.

The maps have been expanded to cover the world completely and down to street address level. See exactly where your asset is located.

J1939 is now supported, contact Data Acquistions Ltd,
www.gooddog.co.nz, for a compatible data logger.
J1939 is the latest standard for monitoring Industrial vehicles
and gives more powerful features.

LiveIris is updating its servers hardware; therefore service will be suspended from NZ time 3am to 4am 9th July. Sorry for the inconvenience.

LiveIris will be hosted at a new secure data-centre in Christchurch, expect improved internet speed.

LiveIris has released a new feature "Exception reporting", now you can email, print and view reports based on alarm triggers, giving you filtered information.

LiveIris has lauched a very powerful updated map module which is now available for all clients.

LiveIris has launched a mapping service, you can do geo-fencing, zoom in or zoom out, and level of detail covers rail and main arterial routes. GPS coordinates processed by LiveIris which then presents a snail trial or bread crumb transposed onto the map.

LiveIris has started monitoring your equipment anywhere in the world.
It is online, keeping an eye on your business.
Enjoy.