Melbourne Accelerator Program
Cube, which is like Shazam for color, launches on Kickstarter
Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) graduate SwatchMate has made a color detector gadget called Cube, a portable device that allows users to detect colors even while on the move. When a
MAP 2013 sees more hardware startups and research technologies from Melbourne University
Yesterday evening, the Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) officially graduates its six startups from its 2013 intake, which include SwatchMate, Cortera Neurotechnologies, 2Mar Robotics, The Price Geek, Ebla, and Client Catalysts.
Melbourne Accelerator Program Hands $110,000 to 6 Promising Australian Startups
Today, Melbourne Accelerator Program officially unveils the six teams who have been selected for its 2013 intake.
Startup From University of Sydney Incubate Program Raises $1.13M Before Launch
The entrepreneurship scene seems to be heating up down under, especially at the top universities in the country. Last week, we wrote about university-run Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) launching its
Melbourne Accelerator Program Set to Build Startup Scene in Australia, Opens Applications for 2013
Following the success of its first ever batch of startups, Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) has opened applications for its 2013 intake. A total of six startups will be shortlisted to
Melbourne Accelerator Program: It’s a Success!
Australia’s first and only university-run startup accelerator, Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP), has officially graduated its startups. Two out of four startups have successfully raised a total of AUD$700,000 (US$740,000), with
After Acquisition by Groupon Australia, Crowdmass Co-founders Embark on New Venture, Venuemob
We’ve mentioned Venuemob a lot in our Australia startup news, but never got a chance to really delve in deeper. Venuemob is a Melbourne-based startup that provides a platform to
Melbourne Accelerator Program: The First University-Run Accelerator in Australia
The Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) is Australia’s first and only startup accelerator run by The University of Melbourne, and is an initiative offered by the Melbourne School of Engineering. It
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