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| Amethon Solutions has developed leading edge software in the area of mobile content and service analytics, which with the convergence of mobile phones and the internet, will assist the service providers in their efforts to track and monetize their content. |
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Content Fingerprinting tracks and analyses mobile content as it is forwarded and shared via mobile Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS). |
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Mobile Analytics provides specialised web analytics and reporting for mobile internet browsing. |
| Amethon has recently signed its first significant carrier contract with Hutchison 3G and has opportunities with a number of international 3G networks. |
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Based in Adelaide, Cohda Wireless has developed a patented wireless network system that can maintain broadband links to vehicles travelling at high speed, where standard networking technologies do not work.
The company is initially targeting the emergency services and disaster relief markets and has identified high growth opportunities in motor vehicle Telematics, providing driver services such as remote diagnostics and vehicle tracking, utilising GPS and cellular technologies.
The company has signed a license agreement with Motorola to deliver an integrated product and is in discussion with one of the world’s largest semi-conductor companies to develop a chip-based version of the product. |
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Edentiti provides on-line identification services for individuals by keeping track of an individual's electronic relationships with organisations that subscribe to the service and cross referencing with various information databases.
Individuals can also record their voice print to enable them to identify themselves in the future and this can be used to electronically sign documents.
Significant contracts have been signed with two Australian on-line betting organisations. Money laundering and terrorism are seen as additional market drivers for the service. |
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GPS Sports provides wireless technology which monitors the performance of elite sportsmen and women in outdoor sports, providing data on distance, heart rate and other vital signs in real time.
The company’s products are used by 13 of the 16 AFL clubs, in Rugby Union by the All Blacks, Wallabies, Crusaders, Auckland Blues and England and by a growing number of English Premier and European football teams, including Chelsea and Aston Villa.
GPS Sports now has fourteen staff and has recently customized its technology for the racing industry, which offers further significant growth opportunities. |
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Hatrix specialises in the development and implementation of electronic medication management systems for a range of health services, including acute care, aged care and community health.
The flagship software solutions are MedChart, a web based electronic medication management system and Reference Viewer, which combines local knowledge, medication data and guidelines with the latest reference material to reduce the number of adverse medication events thereby improving patient safety and reducing healthcare costs.
The company’s products are installed across Australia and New Zealand including the Northern Territory Department of Health and Community Services, Auckland, Waikato, Northland and Otago Hospital Boards in New Zealand and St Vincents Hospital Sydney. |
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Locata has developed new radio-location technology which provides highly precise positioning in areas (such as urban canyons) where GPS cannot, either because of the weakness of the GPS signal or an inability to “see” a sufficient number of satellites in the GPS constellation.
The technology has been granted 32 patents to date, with many more pending and has been validated by industry through partnership agreements with Leica Geosystems, for the open cast mining sector, and the Trimble/Caterpillar joint venture for the construction industry.
The technology is also deployed by the US Air Force’s 746th Test Squadron at Holloman Air Force Base, the pre-eminent GPS test group for the US military. |
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Simmersion has developed software that can provide highly accurate and 3D simulation models of unlimited scope and scale with widespread application across a number of market segments including urban planning, military simulation and entertainment.
Simmersion has gained initial commercial success, penetrating the Urban Planning sector in the provision of 3D simulation products and services via its Simurban software suite which includes introduced its “Simulated City” business concept, which is able to deliver real-time 3D simulation models of major cities and urban areas across the world.
Following this success, Simmersion has raised A$2m of additional capital from leading global high-tech investors to launch a new virtual worlds social network and technology platform, Mycosm. Mycosm allows anyone to create their own unique 3D world for free by using intuitive tools and importing high quality 3D content. The worlds can be shared online to play games, share media, make money and socialize with friends. |
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Windlab Systems was formed to commercialise a suite of modelling tools that had been developed by the Wind Energy Research Unit of CSIRO to predict wind flow over topography, and for regional wind mapping.
The Company is generally recognised as being a world-leader in the development and application of atmospheric modelling systems used to locate and develop wind energy sites. A joint venture agreement with Investec has resulted in a number of successful projects in Australasia and South Africa.
Windlab recently closed a $A5 million investment round, led by Innovation Capital, which will provide the resources needed to implement their aggressive growth plans, with particular emphasis on developments underway in North America. |
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