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
NOTE: These stories were filmed prior to the coronavirus pandemic. Great Big Story encourages everyone to stay safe and continue to social distance.
This Great Big Story was made possible by Singapore Tourism Board: www.visitsingapore.com/mice, Enterprise Singapore: https://www.enterprisesg.gov.sg/, and the Singapore Economic Development Board: www.edb.gov.sg
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Too bad you guys shut down
Was always looking forward to ur vids
I want to visit Singapore
so basically a propaganda video.
Great country…diversity in religion and innovation
Singapore is a terrible place to use for start ups. No one ever makes and profit, and the regulator will eventually kick out the innovators and insert the local crony. It's a place to park money, but it has never produced businesses that can be competitive globally (except their oil companies which are paying bribes to get market share).