Droning on through lockdown
Canterbury drone racing club moves online to meet lockdown-inspired demand.
Decision on Christchurch e-scooters delayed
E-scooter operators are required to renew their licenses annually, each August, but lockdown has brought challenges.
Link hits the gas with tech award nomination
A Christchurch engineering company has been nominated for the Hi-Tech company of the year award for work in their field.
UC invention could reinvent high speed 3D printers
A UC Mechanical Engineer is working on a prototype 3D printer that uses hybrid laser beams to speed up printing without reducing accuracy.
Kiwi ingenuity at its best: Blister Twister
The Blister Twister is a device that people with arthritic or sore hands can use to open Medico Paks.
Small businesses able to sell online for free
New startup, Swiftly.nz, is providing free online storefronts for businesses who must move their sales to a digital platform in level 3
Nelson inventor changes more lives
From the original milk bottle opener Milk Mate to the Nitrolingual spray pump, 75-year-old Pete Chapman has created it all
World first: fully carbon fibre pleasure boat
The build for the first-ever carbon-infused foiling pleasure Power Cat is underway
SPCA: 'video chat' with your potential pet
The Nelson SPCA has come up with some creative ways to introduce potential pet owners to animals using modern technology.
2000 teams competed in VF48HOUR: LOCKDOWN
Over 2000 teams participated in this weekend's VF48HOUR: LOCKDOWN film challenge.