OneWiFi deployed a high performance Commscope Wi-Fi solution at the iconic Capitol Square Shopping Centre, under a fully managed service arrangement. The Wi-Fi service is available at the Ground Level restaurants, the ‘Games and Arcade’ area, and also around ‘TechnoCity’.

In order to enrich the Wi-Fi user experience and enhance digital engagement, OneWiFi has deployed our flagship OneIAP platform to enable centre management to capture visitor data and promote initiatives over the Wi-Fi network.

OneWiFi was engaged by the Woollahra Municipal Council to design, deploy, and manage a high speed Public Wi-Fi network at Double Bay, NSW. We delivered a Commscope-powered solution across the entire Double Bay retail precinct with close to 20 outdoor and indoor Wi-Fi access points.

OneWiFi has since extended the Public Wi-Fi service to the recently completed Kiaora Lands development and the vibrant retail precinct of Oxford Street, Paddington.

OneWiFi initially deployed a renewable Smart Lighting and CCTV system at Sturt Park, Patton Park and the Council Administration Centre to improve public safety and also increase energy efficiency. The project has subsequently expanded to other areas and other applications such as Smart Waste and Smart BBQ, to deliver cost savings and efficiency to Council operations.

All Smart City applications provided by OneWiFi and third parties are integrated into the Smart City Intelligent Platform for monitoring and embedded into operational workflows.

The Googong Smart Community project aim to increase local liveability, sustainability, amenity and safety by embedding digital technology into the township. The Smart Community project, sponsored by PEET Limited, Mirvac, and the Queanbeyan-Palerang Shire Council, showcased how smart technology is making Googong a better place to live, work, and play.

It is one of Australia’s first greenfield property developments to fully embrace Smart City and the winner of the MAV Technology Award 2021 for Strategy and Planning.

OneWiFi was engaged by Maribyrnong City Council in partnership with Victoria University to design and implement Smart City technologies that measure the movement of pedestrians, vehicular traffic and active transport. The project enabled the Council to improve the amenity and utility of public spaces, monitor environmental outcomes, drive innovation and make informed decisions leveraging data.