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Six start-ups have been lauded at Singtel Group Future Makers 2023 for their innovative tech addressing societal challenges.

OMNIVISION unveils the OS08C10 sensor, offering high-performance 8MP imaging for security cameras and IoT devices.

JBL unveils the L100 Classic Mkll, an upgraded version of its iconic bookshelf loudspeaker, combining vintage style and modern sound quality.

Grimaldi Forum Monaco heightens security by leveraging AI-powered solutions from i-PRO for superior surveillance.

Adobe unveils next-gen Firefly Models, set to revolutionise the creative industry with advanced image, design, and vector capabilities.

Fingerprint biometrics continue to offer the most accurate, efficient and secure solution that addresses real-world challenges faced by enterprises today.

Users can now access Firefly through a stand-alone web app, Adobe Express and Adobe Creative Cloud applications like Photoshop and Illustrator.

Armis has released research on the riskiest connected assets facing global businesses, highlighting the need for comprehensive security strategies.

For the next phase of supercomputing, UQ will use advanced GPU technologies to provide a whole new capability of visual compute inside the supercomputer.

NVIDIA showcases updates to Omniverse and announces new GPUs at SIGGRAPH, while Shutterstock brings generative AI to 3D scene backgrounds.

The reference kits give millions of developers and data scientists an easy, performant and cost-effective way to build and scale their AI applications.

Fortinet announces over 300% ROI and new NGFW appliances for data centre security, including the FortiGate 3200F and FortiGate 900G.

The partnership aims to leverage its capabilities to provide imaging data for agriculture, mining sustainability and rehabilitation projects.

Trustwave has released comprehensive research shedding light on the distinctive cybersecurity risks encountered by the healthcare sector.

The tool adds to Detego's central analytical platform and AI to empower investigators and accelerate the analysis of vital evidence.

The stone analysis software market is estimated to reach a net worth of US$74.69 million by 2033, from the current valuation of US$53.46 million in 2023.

The market for AI in healthcare is likely to thrive as a result of the need to reduce rising healthcare costs and the growing shortage of care providers.

The high content screening market will register positive growth, with the overall valuation forecast to reach US$1.6 billion in 2022, according to FMI.

The robotic lung biopsy market is projected to be US$408.0 million in 2023, with a projected growth of 9.6% CAGR by 2033.

Health tech company, Ascertain, is investing AUD $18 million in Eyetelligence, a company that, through the power of AI, equips optometry for disease detection.