Smart Waste Bin IoT Solution in Malta — and Why It Works for Malaysia
How Milesight EM310-UDL LoRaWAN sensors are transforming waste management in Malta — and how the same solution can address Malaysia’s urban waste challenges.
Real-Time Flood Monitoring with LoRaWAN: Lessons from Austria and Why Malaysia Needs This Now
How an Austrian engineering firm deployed Milesight LoRaWAN sensors to monitor a remote Alpine dam in real time — and why the same technology is urgently needed across Malaysia’s flood-prone rivers, retention ponds, and urban drainage systems.
Non-Invasive Electricity Monitoring for Factories: A Proven European Blueprint for Malaysian Industry
How European manufacturers cut energy costs by 21% and unplanned downtime by 17% using Milesight CT10x current transformers — and why the same approach is overdue for Malaysian factories, industrial parks, and energy-intensive facilities.
Real-Time Air Quality Monitoring for Airports: How Turkish Airports Did It and Why Malaysia Needs It
How TAV Airports deployed 106 Milesight AM308L IAQ sensors across İzmir, Ankara, and Bodrum airports to transform passenger comfort — and why MAHB, Senai, and regional airports in Malaysia should follow suit.
IoT Smart Waste Management: Lessons from Germany and What Malaysia Can Learn
How the City of Hürth, Germany reduced waste collection kilometres by 21% and complaints by 61% using Milesight LoRaWAN® sensors and AI — and how Malaysian municipalities and industrial estates can do the same.
New Product Launch – Gill Launches New Optical Rain Gauge
We are delighted to announce the launch of TruMet PW100, our first infrared Optical Rain Gauge. For decades, rainfall measurement has relied on mechanical tipping bucket gauges. While trusted, these systems are prone to clogging, mechanical drift (requiring frequent calibration for reliable data), and under-counting during high-intensity rainfall, leading to maintenance demands and data uncertainty…
One Billion Joules – Lightning Capital of The World
From storm chasers to a rocket scientist and even an orchestra conductor, find out how the citizens of the lightning capital of the world, Singapore co-exist with nature’s most spectacular light show. About the Show They call themselves the SG Stormtrackers. A daring group of men and women who hunt down lightning strikes during the…
WMO Lightning Love
No matter who or what makes your heart race faster, remember to take a moment today and show some love to our wondrous skies and precious planet. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/g6qrjQLqpo — World Meteorological Organization (@WMO) February 14, 2023
Bryon Allen Says He Bought The Weather Channel to Save Your Life
“People don’t truly understand that climate change and global warming is the greatest threat to human beings on planet Earth,” Allen warned Tuesday. Byron Allen considers his stewardship of the Weather Channel, which he acquired nearly three years ago to the surprise of many, a life-saving endeavor. Quite literally, in fact. “It’s become…
Reducing Lightning Hazards When Working Outdoors
Introduction Lightning. A natural weather condition is always seen through the gloomy rainy sky however deadly if encountered. Lightning is a brutal and fatal force of nature. In fact, in the United states, the cloud-to-ground lightning strike occurs over 20 to 25 million times per annum and more than 300 people have fallen to its…
