5 Singapore Startups Taking Innovation to the Next Level

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In Singapore, it’s hardly business as usual. Startups are pushing the boundaries of technology to improve the quality of life for everyone. Join us as we visit five companies making everything from sponges that can soak up oil spills in the ocean, to robotic hands for people with neurological disorders, to laser communication devices designed to bring the internet to everyone: https://bit.ly/33EFDRo

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Date: August 14, 2020
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35 thoughts on “5 Singapore Startups Taking Innovation to the Next Level”

  3. i see virtually zero singaporean companies – CECA and CCP powered.
    The government hands out PR to these people like free. They utilise these resources and just leave when they have a finished product that singaporeans pay with their taxes and have zero benefits.

  7. Killing the mosquitos sounds like a bad idea. Some mosquitos carry disease, but mosquitos also have important functions in the ecosystem: they're "food for many species, help filter detritus for plant life to thrive, pollinate flowers, and even affect the herding paths of caribou in the tundra." The effect of killing off an inconvenient species for humans, to the overall ecosystem, is hard to predict.

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