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Students were presented with their awards at CeBIT by India’s Minister of State in the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Sachin Pilot, and the chairman of NASSCOM Australia, Anu Agrawal, said the content and quality of the presentations to judges was excellent and demonstrated “many fine examples of originality.”
The four winning entries were:
• University of Wollongong - Compressed Sensing Imager which can see through walls and opaque structures and can be used in surveillance and rescue missions
• University of NSW – Confufish provides a ‘lite’ logistics solution fore NGO’s who provide critical aide in quite difficult logistical areas
• University of Sydney – MyPower Energy Management Platform gives consumers a complete view of their power consumption that can be deployed quickly and easily
• University of Western Sydney – STEP ON IT PROGRAM is an eHealth solution that provides real time feedback on key health measurements
The patron of Nasscom Australia, Neville Roach, said the awards were an excellent platform for international exposure for Australian students, especially in India, this year’s Partner Country at CeBIT.”
