Sydney startup Doarama has created customised 3D and GPS tracked map visualisations of endurance sporting events. The startup combines GPS tracking, animation, satellite imagery and interactivity tools to enable sporting fans to control how they view the route of any competitor in a 3D visualised world.
Coviu, with the help of Data61 has developed a platform from the ground up to target the next technology curve, being video conferencing technology.
The Queensland Government has made a number of announcements at the Advance Queensland Summit today, allocating funding for an innovation precinct in Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley and HotDeskQ, a program looking to draw interstate and international startups to Queensland.
Data61 has announced a collaboration with the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD), signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the organisation in a bid to ameliorate the cyber literacy of directors and boards around Australia.
As Geelong reels from the sacking of its entire council last week, Data61 has partnered with ICT Geelong to spur the growth of the city’s startup ecosystem by connecting businesses with students at a speed networking event as part of the Entrepreneurship Forum.
Data innovation group Data61 has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Cyber London, a cyber security accelerator and business incubator, that will look to accelerate innovation in the cyber security space in both Australia and the UK through the sharing of expertise, resources, and capital. The two organisations will, over the… Read more »
With traditional snail mail continuing its slow slide into irrelevance, Australia Post has partnered with the CSIRO’s data innovation group Data61 in a bid to innovate and secure its future.
Global tech giant Cisco has launched Innovation Central Sydney, a new innovation centre, to showcase the possibilities of, and inspire development in, the Internet of Things (IoT).
Data61, Australia’s largest data innovation group, has announced its key plans for 2016, outlining a strong focus on supporting the entrepreneur ecosystem and strengthening product management. To do this, the organisation today announced a new program called D61+, aiming to solve problems for startups and help them to create new technology industries.
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