Eyes on the C-Prize
Uri-Go wins Callaghan Innovation's 2017 C-prize (plus other interesting innovations)
A wearable bladder sensor for people who have difficulties telling if they need to use the restroom has won the 2017 edition of Callaghan Innovation's C-Prize. And there are plenty of other incredible innovations improving people's lives that also made it to the final round of judging.
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C-Prize Bootcamp #1: Buzz, brainstorming, buddies
With just over three months until the final awards night, the C-Prize finalists are busier than ever. We went behind the scenes of the first Bootcamp to see what they’ve been up to.
Wearables
Check out the Callaghan Innovation C-Prize Challenge finalists
Ten clever Kiwi companies have made it to the final round of Callaghan Innovation’s C-Prize competition. May the best wearable tech idea win.
Fabulous prizes await
Entries for the 2017 C-Prize are now open!
The next big thing in wearable technology could come from New Zealand’s premier challenge prize, launched by Callaghan Innovation.
Awards
Journey to the C-Prize: Behind the scenes with Vortec
The story of Vortec UAV Limited began with a one-word text message: “Beers?”.
Drones
Auckland-developed drone wins Callaghan’s $50,000 film-technology challenge
The award-winning team, VorTech, has won $50,000 and an expenses-paid trip to exhibit at the 2016 National Association of Broadcasters trade show in Las Vegas, the largest international trade show for media content and technology.
Innovation
Hollywood heavyweights get behind Kiwi drone-tech competition
Today’s launch of the C-Prize, a $50,000 innovation challenge run by Callaghan Innovation, has garnered the praise of A-list filmmaker James Cameron, who says the competition is a real opportunity to improve drone technology for the international screen industry.
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