Startups 


Springrose designs adaptive intimate apparel that improves quality of life for women with limited mobility.

Squidly helps allied health providers deliver accessible, consistent therapy for people with disability through telehealth built around diverse communication and access needs.

StepAhead uses AI to give parents early insights into their baby's motor development, enabling earlier identification of potential developmental concerns.

Stomal Sponge provides a novel medical device for managing stomas that reduces complications and simplifies daily care for ostomates.

SupportNote AI helps independent NDIS support workers turn spoken shift summaries into NDIS-compliant progress notes in minutes, reducing administrative burden.

Testa-Seat uses 3D printing to create custom seating solutions for people with disabilities, making them more affordable, supportive, and user-friendly.

The Ask Grandma Project gives Indigenous caregivers a trusted, culturally grounded voice for child development questions, blending developmental science with Indigenous wisdom and storytelling.

The KOBE Robot is a tethered ventilator-carrying device that empowers paediatric patients to move independently without being confined to a stationary ventilator.

The Shapes United makes fashionable adaptive and sensory-friendly clothing from Melbourne, with soft, seamless, tagless designs that help people get dressed and get out with ease.

The Static connects people with Cerebral Palsy for peer mentoring, community, and mutual support, built by and for people who live it.

To create a flatter world

Umps empowers people to live independently at home. Our non-intrusive technology identifies declines in health, and raises an alert before an incident occurs.