Robustel Joins iDataNet at All Energy Australia 2026 in Melbourne

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28 – 29.10.2026 // Melbourne, Australia

Robustel will join our Australian partner iDataNet at All Energy Australia 2026, taking place on 28–29 October at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC). Visitors can meet the iDataNet and Robustel teams at Stand C137, with Marketing Director, James Mack and Sales Manager, Joe Xu from Robustel on hand throughout the event.

All Energy Australia is the country’s largest B2B renewable energy exhibition and conference, bringing together organisations working across solar, battery energy storage, electric vehicle infrastructure, energy management, grid modernisation, and distributed energy resources. The 2026 show includes dedicated areas for EV Tech & Infrastructure, Energy Management, and Grid & Network solutions, reflecting the growing importance of connected, data-driven infrastructure across Australia’s energy transition.

For Robustel and iDataNet, the focus is on the communications and data infrastructure that sits behind those systems. Smart meters, EV chargers, solar installations, battery systems and remote energy assets all need reliable ways to collect data, communicate with central platforms and remain accessible once deployed in the field.

Visitors will be able to discuss Robustel solutions across industrial cellular routing, LoRaWAN, edge computing and remote device management. This includes industrial 4G and 5G routers for remote sites, LoRaWAN gateways for wireless metering and sensor networks, EG series Edge Computing Gateways for local data collection and processing, and RCMS for managing distributed communications equipment remotely.

These technologies are particularly relevant to Australian energy applications such as:

  • Smart metering and sub-metering across commercial, industrial and utility environments
  • EV charging infrastructure requiring reliable cellular backhaul and remote access
  • Solar and battery energy storage sites where equipment may be geographically distributed
  • LoRaWAN energy and environmental monitoring where cabling is impractical
  • Remote telemetry and utility assets requiring dependable communications across regional Australia
  • OT data integration, where information from meters, controllers and field equipment needs to reach operational or cloud platforms

iDataNet already works across Australia with industrial routers, gateways, sensors and LoRaWAN infrastructure, including solutions that use Robustel gateways to collect field data and return it over cellular networks. Its LoRaWAN offering supports applications including metering, environmental monitoring and sensor fleets, with data delivered into customer systems or operational platforms.

With Australia’s energy infrastructure becoming more distributed, the challenge is increasingly not simply generating or storing energy, but connecting thousands of assets reliably and turning field data into something operators can actually use. All Energy Australia provides an ideal opportunity to discuss how industrial IoT connectivity, edge computing and remote management can support that transition.

We look forward to joining iDataNet at Stand C137 and meeting customers, integrators, utilities and energy technology providers from across Australia.

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