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

Since 2011 KiwiNet has been investing into new ideas and innovations in New Zealand with the aim to facilitate commercial success.More

Dr Deborah Crittenden has been named as a finalist for her efforts in research behind an 'infinitely' rechargeable battery.More

Massey University researcher Matthew Miller has received a $25,000 boost to develop e-bike feedback sensors.More

Winners of the KiwiNet Awards 2017 will be announced at an evening reception on 13 July in Auckland.More

“Seeing children who have difficulty in social interaction experience the joy of connecting with others is an absolute highlight of my work."More

Partnership aimed at turning more clever ideas and research discoveries into new products and services through out New Zealand.More

Discoveries from New Zealand’s publicly funded research will be turned into commercial reality under a new allocation of government investment.More

KiwiNet and CSIRO sign agreement to co-operate on tech projects.More