InnovationAus 2022 Awards: Creative Tech finalists


Denham Sadler
Senior Reporter

Australia is a naturally creative country. Creative technology provides an opportunity to combine this natural creativity with cutting-edge technology to create efficient, productive and fun solutions and services across a wide range of industries.

The Creative Tech award at the 2022 InnovationAus Awards for Excellence celebrates the intersection between technology and the arts, design, media, entertainment, games and education.

The Creative Tech sector is rapidly growing in Australia, and it’s about much more than just NFTs. Australia has a world-renowned digital gaming sector which recently landed a refundable tax offset from the federal government.

For example, the Australian digital games industry contributed $226.5 million in revenue in 2021, up more than 20 per cent from the previous year. It’s also an exporting-based industry, with 83 per cent of revenue coming from overseas markets.

The finalists in this category are:

The InnovationAus Awards for Excellence winners and finalists will be celebrated at a gala dinner on Thursday November 17 at The Cutaway venue at Barangaroo in Sydney. You can book your tickets here.

Behind the finalists:

AbilityMap is a Sydney-based tech firm offering next-generation human assessment technology, with a goal of improving human productivity and the satisfaction of all workers.

Its software helps a company to objectively evaluate their workplace capability requirements and how individuals inherently fit with them, utilising powerful modelling and analytics to drive this decision-making process.

Ai-Media is based in New South Wales with a focus on improving accessibility through captioning, transcription and translation.

Its tech is driven by artificial intelligence in combination with human workers, and delivers automated live captioning and transcripts for meetings, events and broadcasts. The company was founded nearly 20 years ago, and in recent months has landed deals with the likes of Google and the Seven Network.

Holovision is a Queensland startup helping customers to visualise their designs in the real world before actually making them. The company offers aerial mapping, aerial surveying and remote asset inspections using its drones, spatial and digital design solutions.

These 3D-solutions can be used across multiple industry sectors to help customers remove mistakes on projects and detect and resolve clashes in construction.

The InnovationAus 2022 Awards for Excellence are supported by: Investment NSW, AusIndustry, Australian Computer Society, Technology Council of Australia, Verizon, Mimecast, Microsoft Australia, Digital Health CRC (DHCRC), Agile Digital, METS Ignited, Innovation Manufacturing CRC (IMCRC) CSIRO, and Q-CTRL.

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