Improved cancer detection, autonomous atmospheric satellites, comfy couches – our Class 13 startups are among the most innovative we’ve ever seen!
A new tech start-up is helping farmers take the guess work out of predicting the flowering and fruiting of their crops.
The home for startups and entrepreneurs at the University of Sydney.
The quality of cancer treatment is set to improve thanks to a new technology developed by an Australian medical start-up, Opus Medical, that initially started out as a university research project and participated in INCUBATE Class 4.
EARTH AI is an AI-powered mineral exploration platform. It passes a variety of data from geological maps, satellite imagery, geophysical and geochemical datasets through a neural net and auto-generates suggested locations for likely mineral deposits.
Iconic startup hub to attract startups across Australia and New Zealand
Reza Keshavarzi has developed an environmentally friendly way to wash a car.
“We’ve developed a waterless technology which allows us to wash cars anywhere, anytime. We started off with a product and we turned it into an online tech platform which allows to make this product accessible.”
The business, WipeHero, is like an Uber for carwashing.
Share via Email
Share on Google Plus
Post on facebook wall
Share on twitter
Post to Linkedin
Share on Reddit
Read more: http://www.afr.com/lifestyle/fashion/accessories/silicon-valley-gets-behind-australian-students-unloseable-specs-20170303-gupxtd#ixzz4gYzDZwMc
Follow us: @FinancialReview on Twitter | financialreview on Facebook