Tag: InnovationAus Awards 2023

Computer vision keeps rangers safe at night

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
Bayside Council in Sydney had tried every available solution to try to curb dangerous driving along the waterfront. But nothing had worked, and dangerous and illegal driving, and anti-social...

IoT tech helping to keep this Sydney park cool

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
It may sound like something from a science fiction movie, but the use of Internet of Things and artificial intelligence to effectively air condition city parks is now a...

V2food takes alt-meat mainstream

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
Using cutting-edge technology and Australia’s best researchers, V2food has created what it has dubbed Version 2 of meat. The Australian company spun out of CSIRO now supplies its meat-free,...

SmarterSoft delivers low-code, no-code tech for NGOs

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
For many non-profits and non-government organisations, technology issues can get in the way of delivering services to the people who need it most. The need to have effective tech...

Cybermerc: From govt to sovereign threat-sharing

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
Cybersecurity has become a dinner table discussion point in Australia in the last year. The high-profile and devastating data breaches that have impacted some of the country’s largest companies...

The home-grown IoT tech combating food waste

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
Every year in Australia about 5 million tonnes of food goes to waste and has to be thrown out. This amount of wasted food is worth $20 billion. And...

BluGlass takes aim at semiconductor manufacturing

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
For Australian semiconductor developer BluGlass, the launch of its full set of product earlier this year was nearly two decades in the making. The company is commercialising its semiconductor...