11 December 2018 from NOTED (Republished by Stuff)
The man Scott Sambell (and his dog) making predator-free NZ possible
Sick of walking the line to find and clear predator traps, Scott Sambell added technology – and a rat-detecting dog Milly – to his arsenal. The more strategic approach is raising hopes Predator-Free NZ could be a reality earlier than 2050. <Read more>
09 April 2018 from ComputerWorld NZ
New Zealand IoT community showcases Agritech solutions
Better use of the Internet of Things by dairy farmers could potentially generate $448 million net economic benefit for New Zealand. That’s according to Lauren Salisbury, from Momenta Partners, a company that is investing in early stage IoT applications globally. Econode is one of Agritech applications in showcases <Read more>
15 November 2017 from ESRI
New Zealand’s War on Predators
Here we has been at the forefront of this fight with our sensor-equipped traps. Econode makes sensors for each of the proven traps so that this remote sensing solution can be deployed to catch any animal. Check out the story and see the live map on ArcGIS <Read more>
04 September 2017 from PredatorFreeNZ
Traps, technology and lizard tales on the Kapiti Coast
Conservation volunteers, other community members and innovative technology companies from Paekakariki and as far away as Great Barrier Island have all contributed time and expertise. <Read more>
27 August 2017 from PredatorFreeNZ
Robot in garage assembles Econode circuit boards
Have you checked out the video of SmartTrap node is born in the hand of a robot? Here is a story behind it <Read more>
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24 June 2017 from PredatorFreeNZ
Windy Hill restoration brings employment for community
Econode New Zealand is proudly to be one of current innovations being trialled on Windy Hill Sanctuary, Great Barrier Island. <Read more>
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20 September 2016 from Semtech, California, USA
Semtech LoRa® Technology Selected for New IoT Network in New Zealand
Econode, a New Zealand-based company using IoT technology for conservation efforts, uses the LoRaWAN-based network to notify workers when predators threatening native species are caught in traps, eliminating the labor-intensive routine of manually inspecting these devices. <Read more>
