Startups stories - Page 19

The C-Prize aimed to encourage people to push the boundaries of what’s possible through technology, and solve real-world challenges.

Still Testing is the second of three test launches planned from Launch Complex 1 ahead of commercial operations.

The business has rapidly exceeded expectations hitting $5 mil invested through the platform and has had over 8,400 customers sign up to the service.

Interactive conducted a case study that delves into the digital transformation experiences of thought leaders from across AU's business landscape.

Together, WeVisit and Mycare aim to address some of the most essential, personal challenges facing New Zealanders.

.com or .co.za allows for a blank slate when it comes to marketing and can be used and understood in any language across the globe.

A large concentration of Taiwanese startups are in the hardware sector, integrating IoT and smart technologies into their innovation.

The event aims to provide a platform where entrepreneurs and VCs alike can build together a shared startup ecosystem.

The startup plans to use the funding to continue driving growth in New Zealand while also expanding into the UK market.

Earlier this year, Apple gave a sneak peek of AirPower, an Apple-designed wireless charging accessory coming in 2018.

Amy was created out of a vision for children everywhere to have access to quality education, no matter where they live.

Redback Technologies secures AUD $7 million in funding to enhance smart solar solutions, backed by the Clean Energy Innovation Fund and Right Click Capital.

The platform lets owners, entrepreneurs, showcase their full line of local services, images, and descriptions on business profiles.

Organisations seek to apply AI for shareholder value, partnering with startups at national innovation event Tech23.

For small businesses, there isn’t always enough work needed to warrant hiring a full-time employee for admin work.

Six homegrown cybersecurity startups are gearing up to head for San Francisco as part of the Turnbull Government’s Landing Pad Program.

Sydney's Cozitrip collaborates with Alibaba Cloud to revolutionise booking for Chinese tourists, aiming to bolster Aussie hotel market share.

InstaREM’s service differentiates itself in two ways: it’s transparent about the cost, and doesn’t take a cut of the money transferred as fees.

Alongside the six company categories, which are segmented into Innovation Leaders and Hot Start Ups, there was one special award.

New Zealand's Sharesies partners with Pathfinder Asset Management to offer low-cost, socially responsible investment funds to the public for the first time.