SGInnovate to work with 17 VCs for co-investing in early-stage deep tech startups under Startup SG Equity scheme
The total value for investments that would be made alongside
these co-investors could potentially reach up to S$80 million over the next
four years.
Researchers from University of Melbourne using machine learning to find fake news on Twitter
The framework analyses details of a tweet, including georeference
in the metadata, text and images, to determine whether it is a eyewitness account.
New technology enabling the delivery of Financial Services to everyone.
The commonality behind both the fourth industrial revolution and the revolution in currency and payments is the widespread adoption of the new technology that is both agile and that can affordably scale.
New 3D printing initiatives in Dubai- pedestrian bridges and bus stops, aircraft parts
The ‘Dubai 3D Printing Strategy’ aims to make Dubai a
leading hub of 3D printing technology by 2030.
EXCLUSIVE – Keynote address at the WA OpenGov Leadership Forum 2017 – The future of digital government services in Western Australia
Mr. Nunis talked about focusing on the service, not the process
(being customer centric), focusing on the information, not the technology (being
data centric) and focusing on the community, not the agency (being client
centric).
China formulates Action Plan for the development of 3D printing industry
By 2020, more than 100 pilot demonstration projects will be
conducted to promote the application of additive manufacturing in 10 key
manufacturing industries.
Applied Research Network for 3D printing being established in Adelaide
The new facility will enable many advanced manufacturing projects in defence, medical devices, dental prostheses and injection moulding to be undertaken in Adelaide.
CSIRO partnership leads to first successful implantation of 3D printed titanium and polymer sternum and rib cage
3D printing allows for advanced personalisation of implants so they uniquely fit their recipients, as well as rapid manufacture.
New National University of Singapore Centre for Additive Manufacturing to focus on biomedical technology
AM.NUS also signed MOUs with 4 industry partners to develop and transfer AM technologies for biomedical applications.
How 3D printing is transforming biomedical research and healthcare
In areas such as dental implants and hearing aids 3D-printing is displacing traditional methods of production.
