In front of a packed crowd at a gala event the winners of this year’s Australian Technologies Competition (ATC) were announced.
In front of a packed crowd at a gala event the winners of this year’s Australian Technologies Competition (ATC) were announced.
With close to 100 applications, the judges faced a challenging task in choosing the 10 winners, who pitched their ground-breaking innovations to the judging panel on Thursday. The winners have been selected for their unwavering dedication to creating innovative solutions that not only address global challenges but also promote sustainability and improve quality of life.
The full list of winners is as follows:
Advanced Manufacturing
Cybersecurity & Critical Tech (Web 3.0)
Brauz : technology connecting customers to retail staff in-store to reserve, find in-store, click and collect, and book appointments.
Fintech & Regtech
CXEX Pty Ltd : leveraging the latest advances in AI and machine learning to help businesses to better understand their customer base, through conversational analytic solutions designed to extract insights and drive data-driven decisions.
MedTech & Pharma
Aria Research : glasses which deliver a sense of vision to people who are blind via technologically enhanced human echolocation.
Social Impact
MentorKey : offering world-class mentoring, sponsorship, and coaching programs for large corporate powerhouses via a digital platform that delivers real impact for employees.
Space & Defence
Hypersonix Launch Systems : an aerospace engineering design and build company specialising in hydrogen-powered reusable scramjet engines and hypersonic flyers that have no CO2 emissions.
Water, Food & Agribusiness
Zondii Pty Ltd : global technology that instantly verifies and validates food and fibre through a smartphone to transform supply chain traceability and product verification globally.
Alumni Achievement Award
Coviu : an all-in-one virtual care engagement platform dedicated to measurement-based care providing integrated customisable forms & standardised assessments with automated scoring.
Overall Technology Company of the Year
Aria research
The winners of this year’s Australian Technologies Competition were announced at the National Finals & Awards night in Sydney on the 28th of September, following the Cleantech Finals & Awards ceremony in Melbourne earlier this month.
The winners of the Cleantech Finals & Awards include:
Cleantech
ON VOL Pty Ltd : turning movement into electricity to supply endless power, solving the problem of battery dependency and powering IoT and wireless sensors.
Sustainable Cities, Communities & Transport
Adiona Tech : converging technological advances to provide real time, dynamic decision support for mobility, transportation and logistics whilst lowering the impact that transport and logistics has on cities and its people.
Victorian Cleantech Alumni Award Winner
RayGen : combining hi-tech solar with thermal storage for proven, reliable, and flexible energy. Their innovations across solar and storage hardware, operating software, manufacturing, and process optimisation offer a new capability for the fight against climate change.
Andy Curtis is an award-winning security consultant, researcher and public speaker. He has been working in the computer security industry since the early 1990s, having been employed by state and federal government, leading healthcare and banking providers across three continents. He has given talks about computer security for some of the world’s largest companies, worked with law enforcement agencies on investigations into hacking groups, and is a regular voice on TV and radio explaining IT security threats.
