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Advanced Navigation trialled technology that tracks commuters' phones inside underground stations at Castle Hill in Sydney, aiming to help people with vision impairment navigate transport interchanges where GPS performs poorly.
Sydney EV charging startup Jolt has borrowed C$194m from the Canada Infrastructure Bank to deploy 1,500 kerbside chargers across Canada, having previously raised $100m from BlackRock Real Assets in 2021.
Australia's renewable energy agency conditionally allocates up to $143 million to twenty named recipients for a national rollout of as many as 370 community batteries, with a second grant round flagged.
Roundup of Australian manufacturing news: OncoSil Medical's capital raising, an NT grant for a water monitoring project, GoZero's preferred supplier appointment, Micro-X's first Argus order, Aurora Labs' defence work, and Monash waste-recycling research.
Roundup of Australian manufacturing news: government grants for Wide Open Agriculture, FYI Resources and female founder programs, an XTEK armour order, Oventus Medical's wind-up, an Osteopore board appointment, and Monash's new venture program.
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Melbourne e-cargo bike subscription firm Lug+Carrie has landed $5 million in bridge financing ahead of planned Brisbane and Canberra launches and a US push, with Ecotone Partners helping arrange the deal.
Workforce analytics firm Reejig has raised a further fifteen million dollars, four months on from its October Series A, taking total funding to twenty-one million as backers double down ahead of US expansion.
Brian Hartzer, previously Westpac's chief executive, becomes Reejig's chairman. The article also recalls the workforce-intelligence startup's $6 million series A, led by Skip Capital, raised shortly before the appointment.