ShareAbode: Solving Poverty and Isolation for Single Parents
This
idea from ShareAbode can make a significant difference in the social
and economic lives of single parents
and their children from all backgrounds. They offer a strategic solution
to the challenges that single-parent families currently face: high-cost
housing, increasing living expenses, challenges getting practical
everyday support, and high levels of social isolation.
It
is based on the simple principle that two single parents raising
children together can share resources, rent and living expenses and
achieve more
than one single parent can by going it alone.To know more visit https://readyfundgo.com/project/shareabodefunding/
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/
UNSW 10x Accelerator alumni Aerologix has just raised $4.2M in a recent funding round. This innovative Sydney-based drone tech company has claimed the title “Uber for drones” and works by connecting drone pilots to enterprises or individuals in search of drone imaging via its platform. Using a patented algorithm and geolocation they match clients with skilled and qualified drone pilots for any projects they might have. Founded in 2019 by ex-Qantas pilots the company has seen an expansion of over 10,000 signed pilots since it's conception. Read more about this innovative startup here: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/drone-tech-company-aerologix-flying-high-after-closi
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