Farmbot — Farmbot is an Australian AgTech company established in 2014, specializing in remote monitoring solutions for farm water systems. Their Internet of Things (IoT) devices collect real-time data on water levels, consumption trends, and infrastructure status, enabling farmers to manage their water resources more effectively. By providing timely alerts and comprehensive reporting, Farmbot assists farmers in making informed decisions, ultimately enhancing operational efficiency and sustainability.
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Product Launch · Oceania
Bound →Sydney-based startup Bound launched Looplock, a reusable roll-top bag seal device, which has gained international recognition including a Red Dot Award for Product Design approximately two years post-launch.
Product Launch · Oceania
Charles Sturt University →Charles Sturt University's School of Rural Medicine is piloting Visionflex telehealth technology at its Central West Clinical School in Parkes. The technology captures high-quality images, videos, and patient vital data for remote specialist consultation. The university is embedding this into its medical curriculum and conducting a qualitative study of clinical adoption across NSW.
Product Launch · Oceania
Dedalus →Dedalus completed proof of concept for next-generation cloud-enabled, web-based i.Pharmacy platform. Work underway to modernize architecture, enhance UI, and integrate AI capabilities. Collaboration with AWS and technical teams in Chennai to validate architectural assumptions and develop AI features.
Capital Raising · Oceania
Plenti →Plenti secured $660.5 million in automotive asset-backed securities (ABS), marking the company's largest deal to date amid strong investor demand.
Restructuring · Oceania
Alinta Energy →Alinta Energy scaled down its proposed Whitsundays wind farm project following community opposition and insufficient wind resource.
Ma Activity · Oceania
Arcadis →Dutch engineering consultancy Arcadis is in takeover discussions with multiple bidders including Canadian peer WSP Global, with sources indicating the company is viewed as undervalued