As the world battles the coronavirus pandemic, G Medical (ASX: GMV) has secured authorisation from the Food and Drug Administration to sell their Prizma smartphone attachment direct to customers without the need for a prescription, rocketing the company’s share price. Prizma, a smartphone attachment which can monitor a user’s vital signs, can play a vital
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Despite trading on the ASX as a microcap, renewable energy company MPower (ASX: MPR) continues to execute a solid pipeline of construction contracts, today announcing the $4 million contract with Astronergy to build a 5MW solar farm in South Australia. The contract will see MPower execute the engineering, procurement and construction of the solar farm
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As coronavirus fears continue to grip the global economy, send markets deep into the red and see a global shutdown of mass gatherings, technology will play a vital role in keeping the world interconnected, whilst in isolation. Panic buying has sent demand for healthcare products rocketing, leading to strong gains from medical product manufacturers but
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Education tech company Family Zone (ASX: FZO) is well prepared in the United States in the event there is a mass shutdown of schools to prevent the spread of coronavirus which has already seen cancellations of mass gathering across various States. Offering technology which supports and protects children through their digital journey, Family Zone’s software
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Progressive tech company Dragontail Systems (ASX: DTS) has continued its penetration of the fast food industry with 100 Pizza Hut stores in Belgium to adopt their Algo Platform which has already been adopted by global chains around the world. The first-of-a-kind Algo Platform can be installed by fast food operators where a series of cameras,
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Communications tech company Norwood Systems (ASX: NOR) has earmarked a substantial rise in future revenue following the successful launch of their voicemail app with partner Spark NZ (ASX: SPK), the largest telecommunications provider in New Zealand. The process of rolling out the Spark Voicemail app has been a prompt one, with Norwood and Spark having
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