Smart bins to clean up Tasmanian city
This Smart City Strategy will definitely help in cleaning up the city. This initiative will be able to forecast where the bins are, pinpointing the locations that needed more bins and those that do not.
New Zealand to digitalise monitoring of fisheries
Fisheries New Zealand can make more informed and faster decisions about managing the fisheries to maximise their recreational, cultural, commercial and environmental value. The upgrade to electronic reporting will reduce human error and make reporting easier and more efficient.
Biotech start-up chooses Hong Kong over Silicon Valley as a launch pad for its global ambitions
The new biotech start-up chose Hong Kong as it believes the city presents the most compelling business opportunities. The company also aims to commercialise a patented sample preparation methodology that improves the accuracy of biological diagnostic tests by concentrating and purifying target molecules.
Philippine local government unit and agency undergo digitalisation
The 3-in-1 ATM card serves as the company ID of the employees, a timekeeping card for attendance, and an ATM card. The digitalisation of the process at the Registry of Deeds will record every step of the transaction, including the officer who will handle the transaction for easy tracking.
Australia to hold its first space incubator program
Five start-up companies have been chosen to participate in the program. Venture Catalyst Space a part of the A$ 4 million Space Innovation Fund of the State Government and will run over the next 4 years.
Indian Cabinet approves MoU on Blockchain technology by the Export-Import Bank of India
The framework of the Memorandum of Understanding was originally proposed at the 10th International BRICS Summit held in Johannesburg in July. Blockchain technology has the potential to create effective solutions to solve a number of financial problems that BRICS nations’ face.
How can Malaysia unlock its full tech potential?
The report, entitled ‘Malaysia’s Digital Economy: A New Driver of Development,’ underscores the importance of maximizing the benefits of the digital economy for all Malaysians and for minimizing any adverse effects on equal access to digital services.
