Taiwanese startup, Numbers Protocol is providing tools to curb the proliferation of tampered images, fake news and disinformation.
In The Field
Empathy tech: Phoria’s augmented reality
Could VR and AR tech provide the anecdote to a lonely and divided social media world amid the era of COVID social distancing?
What is martech? Unlock revenue potential
How to ensure your company navigates the marketing tech hype, to cut out the mess and deliver returns in the rapidly evolving martech space.
Voicing the voiceless
Open-source video technology is empowering isolated communities to spark-up life-changing dialogue with the outside world.
Algorithm unveils shopping for blind
The BindiMaps algorithm transforms shopping and events for blind and visually impaired, while increasing customer base for venues.
Digital journeys: cutting paper clutter
AI startup, EasySend, which transforms manual paper processes into digital journeys, says $US16 million in VC funding bolsters the global push to help businesses digitize in the post-COVID economy.
Medetective: Employee health on an app
Medetective allows corporations to remotely manage employees’ physical and mental wellbeing, in a bid to boost productivity and safeguard workers.
Augur: Blockchain assassination markets?
The Blockchain platform for betting on real world outcomes – including politician assassinations – trading on Nasdaq index.
Don’t scalp tickets, FlipTix instead
What if those awkward early audience concert departures could earn venues and event sponsors additional revenue That’s the goal of event tech company FlipTix.
Education technology solutions?
Can educational technology ‘solutions’ live up to the hype? While market growth predictions surge, educational experts say EdTech’s classroom results need much improvement.
Esports Mogul: gaming industry’s next level
First Australian listed Esports company, Mogul continues its advance into billion dollar global market future, with Age of Empires II Asia Cup.
COVID, traditional TV’s final death blow?
US streaming service Brightcove says mobile is dominating the Asia Pacific market, as global consumption of its content surges 40% amid COVID-19 lockdowns.