Ten years in the making, UTS Startups Central will show one million people each year what tech-enabled entrepreneurs are doing, how they're doing it, who is doing it, and how the public can take their first steps as entrepreneurs by joining or streaming events in the space.
Located on the busiest street corner in Sydney (cnr Harris and Broadway in Ultimo), entrepreneurs inside will be able to engage directly with potential customers and partners, and the public will be able to see entrepreneurship as normal, desirable, accessible, and receive help in taking their first steps as entrepreneurs.
We all know that Covid-19 dominated the past few years, which resulted in the aviation and travel industries hit the hardest, but it was also a time of introspection, improvements, and progress by the aviation, and most certainly, the airports industry.So what ideas then does the startup-scaleup nation (Israel) offer in terms of customer experience to increase thoroughfare, make sure their rented retail spaces are profitable, and that you want to return to that airport as your preferred travel destination time and time again?See for yourself!https://israeltrade.org.au/2022/07/12/some-israeli-ideas-about-the-future-of-airports/
Big news for Woolies shoppers as it’s announced that AI tech company Tiliters Artificially Intelligent (AI) Scales are finally launching across all Woolies stores in Australia. Launched in Sydney in 2017 the company promises to make everyday shoppers' life easier and cheaper with the use of their Artificially Intelligent (AI) Scales in the Woolworths product aisle. Having previously been trialled in around 20 Woolies stores, the scales are now being rolled out in about 1000 stores.
Shoppers simply have to place their produce on the Tiliter AI Scale which will display the accurate weight of the product.
Read more: https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/woolwor
In the Israel of the 1980’s, policymakers recognized and accepted that space related activities had the potential to contribute, not only to the Israeli economy and the country’s international standing, but also to the advancement of humanity in terms of research, agriculture, communications and the monitoring of environmental pollution. As a result, The Israel Space Agency was founded by government in 1983 under the auspices of the Ministry of Science and Technology, and given a mandate to initiate and coordinate all activities of a civilian space program. See some of the great Israeli solutions and companies that have arisen: https://israeltrade.org.au/2022/06/10/israel-small-on-earth-large-in-space-tech/
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