News
13/08/2019
Time to meet another of our amazing team members, Sarah Tedesco. Sarah started as our Operations Director in February 2019, bringing with her a breadth of experience in commercialisation of IP, strategy and business design, organisational development, change management and governance.
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08/08/2019
We’re proud to be playing a role in Monash University’s RISE program, which aims to improve public health outcomes in informal settlements by implementing modern and sustainable sanitation infrastructure in Fiji and Indonesia.
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07/08/2019
Join our CEO Daniel Sullivan at the Australian Water Association's SA Symposium in Adelaide this September to learn about some of the exciting things South East Water and Iota are working on.
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06/08/2019
Our Advanced BlokAid® solution can monitor sewer levels, derive flow and detect H2S gases. Find out how this IoT-enabled solution, invented and proven by South East Water, is helping to keep the Mornington Peninsula’s beautiful beaches clean by detecting sewer blockages before they become an issue.
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01/08/2019
Iota General Manager and AWA Director, Daniel Sullivan presented at the Australian Water Association Tasmania 'Where the Waters Meet' Conference in Hobart yesterday on South East Water’s #aquarevo development.
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15/07/2019
Knowledge sharing and collaboration are both very important to us at Iota. We're looking forward to Australian Water Association's upcoming Where the Waters Meet conference.
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09/07/2019
How do you undergo a major sewer upgrade in an environmentally sensitive area like the Dandenong Ranges? Iota and Yarra Valley Water are working together to upgrade the ageing septic system in the region to Iota’s patented OneBox® pressure sewers.
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03/07/2019
We’re thrilled to be partnering with Melbourne Water in an Australian first project where they are trialing near real-time monitoring of an industrial stormwater catchment to address industrial pollution flowing in to Dandenong Creek.
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“We need to understand what is happening in our stormwater drains, so we can identify what is part of our expected flow patterns – and what isn’t.”
Heath Baker
Senior Planning Engineer, Melbourne Water
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