aubot (formerly 2Mar Robotics) brings robots to the world that help people in their everyday lives.

Aipoly sees and speaks in real-time to help the blind navigate.

Founded Robogals Global in 2008. Description below under other heading.Now sit on the Board and mentor my successor, the Robogals Global CEO.

I'm the director of a non-profit called Robogals, which has 17 chapters in 4 countries. Our aims are to increase the number of girls studying science, engineering and technology disciplines at a tertiary level, and to provide leadership opportunities for female engineering students. - We train university students in robotics and then send them to primary schools to teach primary school girls. - We speak at high schools to let girls know about possible career paths.- We hold community events to raise awareness.- We hold a yearly conference in each of our regions to foster a Robogals community.Current projects include:- Robogals Rural and Regional programme, which brings our cause to rural and regional areas using female engineering students in those areas to raise awareness. (launched March 2011)- Robogals Science Challenge, an online science fair with heaps of great prizes. http://www.sciencechallenge.com.au/ (launched July 2011)Past events held:Largest Robot Dance Guinness World Record Attempt (Melbourne Sep 2009)Science and Engineering Expo (Melbourne Aug 2010) The Robots Are Coming art exhibition (Sydney Sep 2010)Robogals Girls in Robotics Day (Brisbane Sep, Dec 2010)As well, we have participated in Sci-Tech Science Awareness Week (Mar 2010, Mar 2011, May 2011) and the Women in Mining Forum (May 2010) in Kalgoorlie and Geraldton, Western Australia.Conferences:Robogals Bootcamp (Melbourne Sep-Oct 2009)Robogals Bootcamp UK (London Apr 2010)Robogals Asia Pacific Conference 2010 (Sydney Sep 2010)Robogals SINE EU/UK 2011 (Manchester Feb 2011)Robogals SINE AU/NZ 2011 (Adelaide Sep 2011)Robogals SINE UK 2012 (Bristol Jan 2012)Robogals SINE USA 2012 (Pasadena Feb 2012)Robogals SINE Asia Pacific 2012 (Brisbane Sep 2012)Robogals SINE UK 2013 (Manchester Feb 2013)Robogals SINE USA 2013 (Pasadena & New York City Mar 2013) (I attended in Pasadena)

The Innovation Expert Panel will analyse and provide advice to the Government about new models for innovation, emerging trends and issues, disruptive technologies and their potential to impact business growth across all industry sectors.

The Foundation for Young Australians (FYA) is a national, independent, non-profit organisation dedicated solely to young people.FYA provides a national platform of respect and opportunity for the best ideas and actions that young Australians have to offer. In 2011, FYA launched its five-year strategy and vision for change. We believe that all young people have the courage, imagination and will to shape their education and create social change.

Australia's first investment fund focused on funding and mentoring student-led ventures.

I co-host a radio show about entrepreneurship, in particularly to encourage young people to start up their own companies or organisations. Each week, we interview a different young entrepreneur to share their story and their challenges with starting up enterprises at such an early age.In season 1, we were called, "It's Business Time". Now in our second season, we have renamed ourselves to "Screw it, just do it!". Become a fan on Facebook to receive all our latest updates, or listen to our podcasts! http://syn.org.au/program/screwit

Female entrepreneurs of Melbourne meet for breakfast once a month with a guest female entrepreneur speaker to get inspired and to network!

Nudge is an automated SMS and phone call reminder service for patients taking prescription medication. The service is sold in the pharmacy alongside the medication purchase. I created this business together with two of my university colleagues, initially as an entry in the Melbourne University Entrepreneurs Challenge, in which we won the undergraduates section among a field of 15 entries. We developed the software and got it up and running as a trial in five Melbourne pharmacies across various demographics - Camberwell, Moonee Ponds, Parkville, Caulfield and Cranbourne. Unfortunately, after trying various different ways to market and sell the service to end users at the pharmacy, we weren't able to get enough interest to make the business viable and closed about a year after the system went live.

Undergraduates robot-building community. Began at the University of Melbourne. Currently still in operation at Imperial College London.