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Writing the script for billion dollar industries
Tech23 this week saw Lucy Cooke present her startup, Spacedraft. With film studios, Amazon, Netflix and Apple spending billions annually producing new titles and the Gaming industry continuing to grow, bringing complex visions to life accurately and without delay is a serious business. Every creative endeavour faces friction, loss and frustration when it tries to deliver with nothing but a paper script and sticky notes, whether it be film, game or VR/AR production. Spacedraft solves for these issues, connecting the vision to production and producers, sharing updates and edits with the entire team. Quite literally, watch this space. https://spacedraft.com.au/
25 October 2019 by Tim Lovitt

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DNA as a living USB.
Could your next USB actually need watering and sunlight and yet last for a millennium? Yes, if Twist Bioscience have anything to do with it. Although not technically a start-up at six years in and listed, one of their developments is worth a look, as the sector is seeing the same reduction in costs that saw computing power boom As Twist put it, “If there was an opportunity where you could put a copy of your DNA in a hard drive that would last for 1000 years for $50, that would really be the ultimate backup for your data.” https://twistbioscience.com/products/storage
11 October 2019 by Tim Lovitt

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Removing plastic from the home, one bottle at a time
Zero Co help households decrease their use of single use plastics. For every item bought, Zero will wash and refill the empties, significantly decreasing the amount of plastics a household sends to landfill as a result. Well worth watching as they commence a Kickstarter round to support initial production. www.zeroco.com.au
1 October 2019 by Tim Lovitt

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Empowering independent interactions
Nous™ is a wearable device for people with severe physical disabilities, giving them access to a switch controlled by their own blinks. With software to map to each individual's own 'blink style', Nous discards all other motions, enabling communication and control from the individual's perspective. Nous™ was developed by Thought Wired, a New Zealand based collective aiming to "to make the world accessible to everyone". Here's to that, Nous, and their next release. https://getnous.app/
24 September 2019 by Tim Lovitt

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Delivering lifesaving medicine to remote regions
Having developed drones able to deliver medical supplies to far flung regions, Swoop Aero look not just interesting but downright
29 August 2019 by Tim Lovitt

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Helping with bill payments
What happens when you combine modern day lay-buy payments, ethics, and a strong customer focus? Deferit. Deferit pays bills. Fo
14 August 2019 by Tim Lovitt