Tekt Industries' product design process is a proven methodology for turning innovative concepts into scalable and profitable products using agile development techniques.
INDUSTRY SECTOR: TELECOMMUNICATIONS After months of development, we have completed the next generation of CAT-M1 enabled cellular development kits for Telstra’s 2018 Innovation Challenge. Tekt Industries helped to build two sophisticated development boards which will assist both the University and Public streams of the challenge in bringing new and novel IoT solutions into the world […]
INDUSTRY SECTOR: WATERCRAFT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS We are helping to bring an amazing Australian innovation to life in partnership with two great Australian companies, Fliteboard and Katapult Design. This is a world-leading electric surfboard that glides across the water on a hydrofoil wing. The project is a technical feat of engineering and Fliteboard are pushing the boundaries […]
INDUSTRY SECTOR: HEALTH Tekt Industries is proud to be supporting the 2018 Telstra Innovation Challenge alongside the likes of Qualcomm, Ericsson, and Muru-D. We have assisted in the development of key hardware and software platforms which will be utilised by the challengers to generate future solutions to current technical challenges in the Health sector. This […]
Tekt Industries is very excited to be offering a number of new services in 2018 which will help fill the gap in the commercialisation process for complex electronic products. We have started to develop a mobile framework for integration with IoT class solutions that uses some great technologies from Adobe, Xamarin, Realm, GraphQL, and AWS. […]
We are looking forward to a year of development with the next generation of MIPI enabled microcontrollers and FPGAs which will allow for rich graphical interfaces on the products we develop. The quality of a display is often the first touchpoint of a brand and the technology which drives these displays is advancing at a […]
INDUSTRY SECTOR: IOT SuperHack 2017 is bringing together girls in year 10 and 11 from all across Victoria to solve a real-world engineering challenge and bring home prizes for their schools. In Australia, only 12.4% of the engineering workforce are women. Various factors are thought to contribute to this, most significantly engineering culture and the […]