11 more startups join Macquarie Uni's Incubator

Macquarie University has admitted another 11 NSW-founded companies into its startup accelerator program, the Incubator.

The 11 startup and scaleup cohort companies will call the Incubator building home during their commercialisation journey. The purpose-built Incubator building has been established exclusively at the Macquarie University campus.

The 11 companies admitted to the 2023 program include WorkNet, a company aiming to solve international student employment issues by helping with visa issues and communications skills, and Procurement Marketplace, a global gig economy marketplace aiming to close the skills gap seen across Australia in professional services areas.

Meanwhile, ZymeDyme Therapeutics aims to use non-opioid-based treatments to deliver pain relief without the addiction and other detrimental side effects of opioid medicines, while ChainTix is an NFT ticketing company to provide secure ticketing solutions for events such as concerts and festivals.

The 2023 cohort also includes Attest, a platform for individuals and organisations to identify, appraise and manage conflicts of interest in their organisations, and Ox Debt, a debt market exchange initially targeting wholesale debt markets.

Spread creates a grocery cart based on personalised food preferences, while Videmia is a platform that aims to connect academia with the community to spread knowledge further. Ancient Rome In Motion is seeking major content distributors for a series of short films about Roman history.

Finally, DataEco Lab offers innovative solutions and technologies for enterprise data ecosystem management, Xenobrush aims to help people of all abilities brush their teeth and Stopfalls Physio aims to eliminate the risk of falls for elderly and disabled people.