Is your surface genuine OmniGrip?
OmniGrip Direct will now advise Councils, asset managers and developers whether their contractors have purchased genuine OmniGrip Direct materials to use on their projects. When a Council, asset manager or developer’s architect or designer specifies one of OmniGrip Direct‘s products on its project, it’s because…
Road Safety Professionals Dazzled with Innovation
In May 2021, SmarterLite Group’s Chief Technology Officer Zoran Ovuka, was one of only four invited speakers on the topic of innovation in road safety at Roads Australia’s Spotlight on Safety forum in Brisbane, Queensland. With presentations by Neil Scales OBE, Director General, Department of…
Fix Blackspots in Federal Government ‘use it or lose it’ road funding
Victoria’s first allocation from the Federal Government’s $2 billion national road safety fund is set to run out in June 2021 in a ‘use it or lose it’ funding model. The funding – offered in three tranches over 18 months – puts a premium on…
Buying an emergency light monitoring system? Think again.
Safety Path exit signs continue to improve safety while reducing costs, emissions and disruption for building managers and owners. This includes enabling building managers to eliminate costly emergency light monitoring systems that are used to monitor a building’s electric-battery exit signs. With nearly 70 Bunnings…
Officeworks reduces emissions & improves safety with new exit signs
Leading Australian office supply retailer Officeworks has converted its first store from electric-battery exit signs to battery-free Safety Path exit signs, to reduce emissions, reduce costs, and increase reliability and safety. Officeworks is part of the Wesfarmers group, as is major hardware retailer Bunnings which…
Zoran Ovuka, SmarterLite’s CTO, interviewed by Entrepreneur Martin North
Martin North, a successful financial analyst and entrepreneur, interviewed SmarterLite’s CTO, Zoran Ovuka, in the latest episode of Walk the World. Walk the World has over 48,000 subscribers, and provides an independent data-driven view on finance, property and innovation. During the interview Zoran spoke about…
Melbourne heritage building installs Safety Path Exit Signs
Safety Path LED Exit Signs have been installed in Milton House, a heritage building in Melbourne, by the Australian arm of the worlds largest real estate company, CBRE, to reduce costs, reduce risks and increase safety. Art Nouveau Milton House was constructed in 1901 as…
Premium Retail Centre Converts to Safety Path Exit Signs
Landmark premium retail and office building, the Como Centre in South Yarra, has installed Safety Path’s LED Exit Signs in its retail areas. The Como Centre is home to Australian TV network Channel 10. Safety Path LED Exit Signs replace the failure-prone batteries found in…
Grosvenor, Manager of 12,000 Buildings, Adopts Safety Path Exit Signs
A new alliance between Safety Path, a division of SmarterLite Group, and one of the nation’s biggest building technology providers, Grosvenor Engineering Group (Grosvenor), will cut carbon emissions and eWaste, and eliminate ongoing costs. The alliance will see people and property owners benefit from reliable…
Guide to reducing road crashes and injuries with HFST
There’s something missing from the toolbox of road managers and road safety practitioners in Australia. A quick and easily applied solution that will keep all types of vehicles on the road, reducing crashes, injuries and deaths in high risk and Black Spot locations. It’s widely…