Creating quality IoT products is a very technical process and we wanted to give our backers an in depth view of the different aspects of production involved in our business. As we move towards getting our Modpacks out on the market and we wanted to give our followers (the Modsquad) some deeper insight into what is going behind the scenes here at Moduware.
Melbourne is quickly becoming a central hub for innovative ideas and startups in Australia. Home to more than half of Australia’s top 20 technology companies, Victoria’s industry has over 8,000 companies including many international firms such as Telstra, IBM, Microsoft and Intel.
Over the past 3 months, Moduware has been working closely with third year Marketing Students at RMIT University in Melbourne’s CBD campus. Their subject ‘sales strategy and skills’ focused on the IoT and technology marketing environment, with the central theme of the subject revolving around Moduware’s phone case and battery pack devices.
It stands to reason that people involved in outdoor pursuits such as camping and hiking want their equipment to be versatile and multifunctional. Most outdoor equipment needs to be compact and easily transportable. Items that serve more than one purpose are preferable to single use items in terms of portability and sustainability. Outdoor wear has long adopted this ethos with items such as modular gloves and trousers popular to wear. Advances in design (including the materials goods are made from) and technology simultaneously result in interesting ways to maximise outdoor potential. Moduware is involved in a number interesting modules targeting the outdoor enthusiast. Here’s some other designs that have captured our imagination.
