Intrinsically safe devices are designed for hazardous areas just like these. They prevent explosions and provide peace of mind by keeping workers safe. Whether it’s a phone, tablet, or laptop, these tools can help you manage operations and stay in touch while withstanding even the toughest of conditions.

Beneath the skies of the world's challenging mining territories, GPS technology is quietly transforming raw landscapes into smart, navigable mazes of high efficiency and safety.

With most staff needing to use some form of technology, organisations should also consider their technology's impact on the environment. Employees working in the field often use rugged technology, but is it better or worse for the environment?

There’s a wide range of Australian industries looking for the best quality rugged laptops but some of the biggest buyers of the technology include mining, oil & gas, defence and field service workers.

In the fast-paced world of technology, staying connected is more crucial than ever. The latest iteration in wireless technology, Wi-Fi 6, is transforming the way we experience connectivity. Let's delve into what Wi-Fi 6 is, its benefits, and how it's impacting field workers and the Australian technology landscape.

There is a rugged Android tablet suited to every worker in every industry. Check out the features of these Android tablets that are essential for getting the job done.

Electrical equipment including rugged devices are sold with certifications so they’re instantly recognisable as being safe in hazardous environments. The two certifications ATEX and IECEx are similar but there are important differences that rugged device users should be aware of.   

Rugged devices have evolved in a number of ways but improving on-site safety for workers has been the catalyst for many of the new features. 

The long-awaited Android 13 update is here. Like other Android updates its list of customisations, security upgrades and new features has impressed Android users worldwide.