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Software. Hardware. Automation.

Turn possibility
into practical progress.

Technology should open up what people can do. We understand your world, bring the right disciplines together and turn worthwhile ideas into working systems.

Possibility in practice

A SlashTech engineer working inside a solar-powered flood monitoring cabinet

Connected hardware & data

A clearer picture of the field.

Different device formats brought into one consistent feed for the wider flood warning system.

Explore the flood network

Built in Brisbane. Working Australia-wide.

How we get there

Understand the work.
Then make it work better.

  1. Understand.

    Start with the people, the environment and the problem worth solving.

  2. Build.

    Combine the right disciplines. Test the system in practice.

  3. Own.

    Put a working system, documentation and the means to run it in your hands.

How we work

What we build

Different disciplines.
More possibilities.

Build one part, or connect the whole system.

Custom software

A clearer way to work.

Bring your workflows, people and data together in software shaped around the way your team works.

An engineer working on the equipment inside a solar-powered flood monitoring cabinetSolar powerOn-site installation
Real fieldwork · Flood monitoring hardware

Connected hardware & IoT

Make the field visible.

Devices, connectivity and hands-on commissioning, built around the environment.

Explore hardware & IoT

Automation

Keep the expertise.
Automate the repetition.

In Air Environment’s modelling workflow, consultants configure the work and review the results.

Explore automation

Air Environment · Ongoing work

ConfigureConsultant judgement
Repeatable work
  1. Prepare inputs
  2. Run model
  3. Assemble outputs
ReviewConsultant judgement
Input preparation and output assembly are automated. Configuration and review stay with the consultants.
See the ongoing modelling work

Possibility, put to work

All projects

Flood Intelligence Network

Different sensors.
One clearer picture.

We brought different device formats into one usable stream, giving the wider flood warning system a consistent feed to build on.

Explore the flood network

How the flood data connects

LoRaWAN
Cellular
Legacy serial
One consistent feedSlashTech’s data layerNormalise formats → broker the stream
The wider warning systemOther project teams build on a consistent feed.
Simplified project architecture. SlashTech built the data layer within a larger system delivered with other teams.
SlashFlowA Slash Group venture

Early access waitlist open.

Work should move. Not wait.

Built for our work.
Taking shape for yours.

We built a workspace for our own operations, learned by using it and kept improving it. Now it’s becoming SlashFlow, a product for other teams.

Register your interest on SlashFlow’s website. Access will be offered progressively.

SlashTech Workspace interface showing project phases and delivery records with demonstration data

The workspace behind SlashFlow’s origin

Internal Workspace interface, shown with demo data. SlashFlow is still in development.

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The internal Workspace that led to SlashFlow. Genuine interface, shown with demo data; the product is still in development.

A conversation is a good start

What would you
like to make possible?

Bring your idea or the problem you’re working through. A free 25-minute Fit Call helps us find a useful next step.

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