An innovative television and movie system for hotels and motels, designed and built by one of Springboard’s investments - Terrestrial Systems, is being marketed interstate and could find overseas customers.
Assistive Technologies, a Springboard company has received a grant from the Federal Government to sell its lifesaving device (Proxi-Mate) nationally and internationally.
Mike Austin from the Springboard company Solux conveys an important message about ‘green technology’ at the Tasmanian i-Cubed Green Technology seminar co-hosted by the Tasmanian Climate Change Office.
Solux, a Springboard investment has developed cutting-edge technology that is changing the face of many intersections throughout Australia.
The invention of the product ‘Proxi-mate’ by Springboard investment Assistive Technologies has significantly reduced the number of injuries resulting from falls of senior citizens.
All aged care facilities in the north of Tasmania currently use the Proxi-mate unit with around 500 operating aorund the state yielding very promising results.
A Springboard company, SConsulting, has developed an innovative new retail banking product called the Retail Banking eLearning System which increases customer product holding, service standards and market standing. The product is used in Asia by the world’s second largest insurance company, Allianz.
Springboard is helping Tasmania’s innovative companies turn their ideas and products into commercial success stories.
New Tassie traffic lights set to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions as well as reducing the voltage of regular traffic lights.
A new $2.4 million State Government facility at Hobart’s Technopark is helping Tasmania’s innovative science and technology companies turn their ideas and products into commercial success stories.