Gastrointestinal diseases, such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) are extremely common, affecting up to 20% of people in western countries. Symptoms include pain, bloating and altered bowel habits. It can be debilitating, embarrassing, and have a huge impact on quality of life. Current methods for diagnosing IBS typically include invasive tests, such as a colonoscopy. The Noisy Guts Project is developing an acoustic belt that records gut noises over time so doctors can accurately screen, diagnose and monitor gut disorders and diseases. Their Fitbit for the gut helps patients identify triggers and symptoms. www.marshallcentre.uwa.edu.au/research/the-noisy-guts-project

BlyncSync's patent pending technology predicts when drivers can expect to feel fatigued. Before a drive begins, drivers can see their personal energy level on their phone. This helps optimize drive & rest times to reduce the risk of accidents. www.blyncsync.com

Why can't we introduce anti-gravity theory and technology in mobile phones? The benefit would be not worrying about our phones falling and breaking.

Since the energy price has increased dramatically in recent years, more and more people in Australia are keen to look for more energy efficient properties to rent. We do have organizations such as NaTHERs that certify residential properties regarding their energy efficiency level now. Nonetheless, such information is not accessible publicly. Hence, GreenRenter comes to the rescue. We aim to create a platform that allows people to locate and promote energy-efficient properties for rentals. With the platform, tenants can find a place that is good for themselves and the environment. Here is the link to our platform: https://greenrenter.com.au/.

A two day conference in Chatswood to bring together all those interested in innovation between Australia and China, including investors, startups looking for markets, manufacturers and those interested in learning.