Team Name:
A Starlit Company
Team Members:
A Starlit Company
Starlit(TM) is a solar powered WiFi fence post light that combines smart lighting with wireless connectivity.
Each lantern extends coverage 300m to 1km along a fenceline, creating a modular backbone for connectivity in remote and regional areas.
Our GovHack agent prototype expands the StarLit(TM) platform to include trustworthy AI chatbots for data analysis. Agencies and communities can ask natural language questions of complex datasets, with transparent audit trails, ensuring social accountability.
lighting the way for safety, connectivity and community on country, for country.
Remote Australia faces two barriers to health and resislience:
distance and digital exclusion. By combining solar-powered hardware (StarLit(TM) Lanterns) with AI-driven data tools, we can onboard community with goverment, councils and community:
- Extend Wi-Fi and mobile coverage along existing and future infrastructure such as fences and roads.
-Enable regional people to access telehealth, education and emergency services.
-Provide a trustworthy AI assistant that can interrogate goverment datasets (ABS, health, environment) while keeping answers auditable and transparent.
- Open opportuities for remote communities and First Nations designers and businesses to use laser cutting, signage and fabrication tools in a digital network.
Our Story is about equity, journey and place: giving remote Australians the same access to data as those in major cities.
Description of Use Using this dataset, we can promote the consensus that medical locum resources will be met with attendance and make a definitive improvement in onboarding trust that people with cancer must receive regular hospital support, attendance and stays. Of anywhere in the Nation the 108 Cancer Jan 23 data set notes under D 1.08.15NT that since 2006 to 2019 there has only been a 7.7% increase in hospitalisation for confirmed cancer cases, compared to other states. This makes it the lowest in the nation according to the Indigenous health performance framework. Regional Communication will change this with mesh connectivity between satellite service like Starlink, people with cancer can now have access to telehealth, medical locums on a more frequent basis and secure data. These stats can improve with the Starlit infrastructure in place and improve all our lives in the NT and nationally.
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