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Now in its second year, the report welcomes three additional companies that have achieved significant milestones and have demonstrated outstanding innovation, joining the 16 celebrated last year.

Introducing Basis NZ We’re all using more electricity than ever before.

Introducing Fabrum Hydrogen is widely regarded as a key pillar in a future clean energy ecosystem.

The term Deep Tech refers to advanced technologies that are based on significant scientific or engineering innovation.

Opportunity We need more cutting-edge medical breakthroughs to produce medical devices and treatments that can improve health outcomes for everyone.

Opportunity Manufacturers need faster and more convenient ways to prototype products to increase innovation and speed to market.

Opportunity Green hydrogen can help decarbonise the global economy but technical barriers currently make it expensive and energy-intensive to produce.

Opportunity Surgeons all over the world face the challenge of tediously hand-sewing micro arteries to re-establish blood flow to transplanted tissues.

Opportunity The world needs more intelligent decision making and problem solving to detect disease, ensure our food and water is safe to consume, and our air is safe to breath.

Minister for Science, Innovation and Technology, Judith Collins announced the Ārohia Trailblazer grant recipients at the New Zealand Aerospace Summit today in Christchurch.

Kitmap is an online directory and database of scientific infrastructure and equipment owned by publicly funded institutes and is the first of its kind for Aotearoa New Zealand.