26Mar `25
2021 NSW Winners and Merit Recipients
Chief Judge Innovation Award
Bheem Health
Business & Industry Solution of the Year
DroneShield & University of Technology Sydney
DroneOptID is the result of a collaboration between DroneShield and the University of Technology, Sydney. It is a multimodal system which combines a cutting-edged deep learning algorithm with sensor fusion to reliably detect, track and classify drones up to a kilometre away using commercial off-the-shelf, Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) cameras.
Sponsored by Deloitte
Startup of the Year
Theratrak
Theratrak is a data driven therapy management platform. They have developed a way to connect care teams around people living with a disability, support them to integrate clinical strategies at home and improve productivity for clinicians.
Sponsored by Deloitte
Not For Profit and Community Solution of the Year
Car Next Door with the BRYK Group
Car Next Door is a peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace who have implemented Liveness Technology via the BRYK Group. This technology enhances the platform’s identity verification process allowing all users to feel safer and more supported.
Sponsored by Telstra
Education & Student Solution of the Year
Full STEAM Ahead – The Munday Family Home School
Auslan is the natural native language of the Australian Deaf Community. Their solution, the Artificial Intelligence Interpreter of Auslan (AIIA), is a real-time Auslan translator. Individuals can sign their side of the conversation, then the AIIA product will translate these signs into text which will then be conveyed as a verbal message.
Sponsored by Telstra
Government & Public Sector Solution of the Year
CSIRO
CSIRO’s cryogenic phased array technology will be able to link to hundreds of satellites simultaneously. This technology has the potential to transform the Australian and global ground station industry and create immense economic value for Australia.
Sponsored by Lenovo
Technology Platform Solution of the Year
DroneShield & University of Technology Sydney
DroneOptID is the result of a collaboration between DroneShield and the University of Technology, Sydney. It is a multimodal system which combines a cutting-edged deep learning algorithm with sensor fusion to reliably detect, track and classify drones up to a kilometre away using commercial off-the-shelf, Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) cameras.
Sponsored by Arrow
Startup of the Year
Backup365 PTY LTD
Startup of the Year
Compass IoT
Business & Industry Solution of the Year
Village Infrastructure Angels Australia PTY LTD
Not For Profit and Community Solution of the Year
ThoughtWorks & Hitnet
Education & Student Solution of the Year
FIRST Robotics Team 3132 (Thunder Down Under)
Technology Platform Solution of the Year
REDSIX
Business & Industry Solution of the Year
Deloitte
Startup of the Year
Deloitte
Not For Profit and Community Solution of the Year
Telstra
Education & Student Solution of the Year
Telstra
Government & Public Sector Solution of the Year
Lenovo
Technology Platform Solution of the Year
Arrow
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