TECHNOLOGY

State spurs on local inventors

THE State Government of Western Australia has doled out nearly $100,000 to eight local innovators to propel a bunch of location-based solutions set to disrupt the agricultural, mining and information technology sectors.

 Landgate's own location-based data maps WA sites

Landgate's own location-based data maps WA sites

The grants are through Spur; a location technology hub run by WA's statutory authority for property and land information, Landgate. Grant applicants must be based in WA and have a product or service that...

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