City of Marion (S.A.) recently celebrated the official reopening of their first smart park at Shamrock Road Reserve playground. One of the new features is our all-access cabinet and the first IoT public barbecues connected by retro-fitting our Smart Barbecue sensor, courtesy of Federal Smart City funding.
Here, Mayor Kris Hanna talks about the features of this fantastic new community space.
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