Startup Arena Singapore 2014

This year’s Startup Asia Singapore 2014 is probably the biggest that we’ve ever had, and it has been such a meaningful and exciting one for us here at Tech in

The soon-to-launch App Virality is “a growth-hacking toolkit” for app developers, says Laxman Papineni as he pitches onstage at Startup Asia Singapore 2014.

Asli Goli wants to help customers find out which medicines are fake and which ones are genuine with unique codes put inside each medicine box.

Thailand-based startup MergePay took the stage today at Startup Asia Singapore 2014 to introduce its bookkeeping platform to investors.

Using proprietary facial and signal tracking technology, the FaceRecog module can track real-time footfall at a given location, while at the same time ensuring full compliance with privacy regulations.

With one foot in Hong Kong and the other in New York, retail point of sales startup Bindo moved out of its usual stomping grounds today as it pitched to

This startup wants to fill space with garbage collector satellites. Its goal is to make space travel safe for all.

Money motivates us to do a variety of things, but can as little as one dollar a week motivate people to buckle down and study? Tobias Hoenisch, founder of StudyPact,

Singapore-based Haystakt has taken yet another angle on crowdfunding with Projects, which they claim to be the world’s first crowd-pricing platform. Haystakt is one of ten teams pitching at Startup Arena here at our Singapore event.

Former real estate agent wants to make marketing easier for real estate professionals by coming up with a suite of apps that specifically the issues parties face when completing a sale.