The SmartBlade video laryngoscope uses advanced smartphone technology and its patented sleek design to present a low-cost alternative to expensive video laryngoscopes. For more information on SmartBlade, please click here....
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Crime continues to be one of the country’s biggest concerns and statistics released in the latter part of 2017 show that a record-high of 20,680 armed robberies were recorded for...
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Savant held its second Demo Day during June 2018. Demo Days happen once a quarter at Savant and foster a greater sense of community among inventors, investors and other industry...
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Read more about 5 incredible startups, hand-picked by Ventureburn, as biotechnology companies to watch in 2018. Starting a biotech business, like any other startup, is not an easy undertaking. If...
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Time is a luxury for most but more so for those committed to finding a cure for diseases like TB and HIV. Loretta Magagula, one of those committed ones, has...
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The team at Savant applauds incubatee, Signal Bioscience, for successfully completing its seed fund project. It has established a solid proof of concept for its ASIS-2 fat-burning product. Signal founder...
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Students make money in many ways, but a student-run business venture as successful as this is unheard of. Masters students in Rhodes University’s Biotechnology department, Charles Faul and Lucas Lӧtter,...
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Cape Town doctor and Smartblade company co-founder Caroline Corbett has won the prestigious WFSA-Fresenius Innovation Award 2017 for her team’s creation of the SmartBlade device. Dr Caroline Corbett developed the...
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Meet Dineo Lioma, Incitech co-founder and a recent Queens' graduate who wants to make HIV testing more accessible in South Africa. Dineo Lioma matriculated in 2015, hailing from South Africa,...
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Two Rhodes University Masters students won the prize for the best prototype at the Innovation Bridge awards held in Midrand, 2017. The event sponsored by the Department of Science and...
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