Micromaker3D creates detailed submillimetre structures for applications such as sensors, wearables, point-of-care diagnostics, and micro-robotics.More

Eight New Zealand start-ups will be selected to join the six-month accelerator, which provides business coaching, mentoring, network access and courses.More

The Kiwi startup founders, recent graduates of ecentre’s Sprint Global programme, will join around 10,000 people interested in the startup and technology world at the TechCrunch Disrupt event.More

Callaghan Innovation says that New Zealand businesses still have time to snap up valuable R&D talent before the window of opportunity closes on September 6.More

Successful incubators will help to develop technical and scientific research in New Zealand, and ensure technology translates to successful commercial outcomes.More

“Technology-driven business disruption is creating virtually unlimited opportunities for our best and boldest entrepreneurs."More

‘Hundreds’ of New Zealand companies have the chance to recruit new skills and fresh thinking into their businesses.More

Ultimately the key to ongoing success in this fast-moving arena is speed. Of course, there are many common pitfalls with software development and delivery that make this difficult.More

The Zero Carbon Challenge is a programme bringing together business, social enterprise, and local government to promote the low carbon economy.More

New Zealand ‘unicorns’ behind some of New Zealand’s most successful innovation businesses like Rocket Lab, Xero, and LanzaTech have helped to create more than $34 billion in value to the country.More

"We envisage that the enhancements we can make to the product will help us grow sales in both the United States and UK, enabling us to expand our teams in each country."More

Callaghan Innovation is welcoming property mogul Angela Bull and the reappointment of tech futurist Frances Valintine and to its board this week. More

“More iwi investors need to recognise that these sectors will provide the high-value jobs our children need."More

Callaghan Innovation has awarded a $318,000 R&D grant to Auckland-based firm SingleSource, a company that applies risk scoring to digital identity.More

Imagine 3D printing things thinner and smaller than a human hair, and how they could be used in everything from sensors, electronics, wearables and meshes.More

Callaghan Innovation has placed $330,000 into a local cryptocurrency savings and trading startup now called Vimba.More

“We can't compete with Silicon Valley money. We have to be smarter and more focused."More

Thirty of New Zealand’s agritech innovators have finally landed in Silicon Valley this week as they get ready to put their innovations to the test.More

“We’ve always had a number 8 wire culture in farming but it is crucial we power that up with science and technology," says Hemi Rolleston.More

"Technology has huge potential to solve many problems we face in business, in society and in our economy."More

“The startups this year are a step up again from the ventures involved in the inaugural accelerator."More

Radfords has been collaborating across the NZ kiwifruit industry to help it scale into the position it is in today.More

Cobots are robots that work alongside their human colleagues without the need for safety guarding.More

Kiwi firms spent $1.8 billion on R&D in 2017, a substantial 14% increase on 2016.More