Ever been outsmarted by a kid with a smartphone? Marvel at the way a toddler uses an iPad like it’s second nature while you occasionally fumble with it? Well, the kids of today would graduate into a world so technologically advanced that we probably can’t even imagine. And, with Autodesk’s recent announcement, I’d say your…
In the age of impatience and progressive technologies that make life easier, another competition arises. SAP recently announced its first Australian innovation competition, SAP InnoJam, from 30 – 31 July 2011.
At the University of Technology, Sydney, Professor Hung Nguyen and his research team are developing a system operates a wheelchair with nothing but brain waves. The tech can be revolutionary for people with severe disabilities. It earned position No. 3 in this year’s Anthill SMART 100.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd last week named the first 21 Australian ideas to receive Commercialisation Australia support totalling $9.6 million. The first 21 ideas consisted of a diverse range of innovative projects from around the country, including treatments for disease, advanced materials, cutting-edge electronics, new online services, and a host of other innovations in agriculture, the media, manufacturing and beyond.
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