UQ SmartCampus
Select University of Queensland student project
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UV Index
Real-time sun impact on St Lucia campus
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Smart-Ping Pong
A table tennis machine
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Cheeky-Bin
A talking waste bin that disseminates useful information in an entertaining way
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Smart-Mint
A valuable coin detecting machine
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Smart-Brewery
A digital twin of a brewery
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Smart-Fashion
A connected fashion accessory
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Smart-Asset
Asset maintenance via QR code
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Smart-Tracker
A smart asset tracker for valuable items
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Smart-Irrigation
A sport field irrigation system monitor
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Smart-Mower
A ride-on mower performance monitor
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Smart-Beachmat
A beachmat that tells you the UV Index
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Smart-Wormfarm
Campus kindy worm farm monitor
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Smart-Glutton
Commercial street vacuum cleaner instrumentation
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Smart-Parking
Parking Solution for PWD and Contractor Bays
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Smart-Licenseplates
Prevent Parking Fines due to incorrectly registered Plate Numbers
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Smart-Busstop
Prevent Passenger crowding at Bus Stops
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Smart-Assistant
Get help with Study and Campus Life
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Smart-Bin
A smart waste bin that improves waste collection
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Sani-Bin
A sanitary bin that reports fill level and abnormal usage
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Coffee-Bin
A recycling bin that separates coffee cups from other items
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The Helmet Doctor
Detect faults in Motorcycle Helmets
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SmartHome Projects
Convenience with privacy
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Feral Animal Trapping
Status of Feral Animal Traps
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Mail Van Telemetry
Location and engine performance data of mail delivery vehicles
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Odour Classification
Waste monitoring stations
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Pedestrian Movements
History of people travelling on campus
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Machine Sensor
Industrial machine health monitor
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Smart Electronic Gym
An interactive playground that keeps you fit
UQ SmartCampus
The UQ SmartCampus is an initiative created by several final year students of the School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (ITEE) under supervision of Dr Alex Pudmenzky (Senior lecturer, UQ School of ITEE). It is a demonstration of the possibilities that have become available through the creative use of the Internet of Things (IoT) together with long range wide area network (LoRaWAN) technology to provide UQ students, staff and visitors with an enhanced campus experience.
Under the mentorship of a subject expert from UQ Properties and Facilities, each student independently designed and implemented the hardware and software that forms the individual UQ SmartCampus IoT installations shown here.
These thesis projects have provided the students with an opportunity to prepare themselves for their working lives by sharpening their professional skills while experiencing working for a client to create a real world installation.
