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iVolve Provides Wireless Capabilities for Tankhouse Management

iVolve has worked with MIPAC to provide wireless capabilities for their Cellview product for wireless cell monitoring. MIPAC, experts in major industrial process control, have introduced Cellview, a new wireless technology for tankhouse management that significantly improves copper and other electrolytic process operations. Cellview was developed in Xstrata’s Townsville refinery with installations in Europe. www.mipac.com.au/cellview


Nexis MX2 released

We are happy to announce the release of the highly anticipated Nexis MX2 and new look Nexis enclosure. The new release of the MX2, introduces the versatility and power of a dual-radio device. The MX2 holds two modular radio slots supporting a variety of radio options, which allows a single unit to be used for

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iVolve Present at Wireless Conference

On December 6, iVolve presented a paper at The Industrial Wireless and Ethernet Conference 2007 in Sydney, hosted by IDC Technologies. Our senior engineer Matthew Lee’s presentation covered “Refining Wireless – A Case Study of Wireless Technology for Improved Metals Refining”. The conference contained a cross-section of both end-users and vendors, and was largely concerned

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Mining Trade Mission to China

iVolve participated in the Mining Trade Mission to China, organised by the Queensland Government. Beijing was host to the China Coal and Mining Expo, which gave iVolve the perfect opportunity to further explore the potential of the Chinese market. While in Beijing, we met with a number of potential customers and partners to promote Nexis

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Oxfam Trailwalker 2008

iVolve are taking part in Oxfam TRAILWALKER Melbourne 2008, the world’s greatest, and toughest team challenge. The challenge is to complete 100km of rugged bush trail in 48 hours as a team of four. And it’s not just physically demanding – Oxfam TRAILWALKER is also a fundraising challenge. We have committed to raising at least

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