To track their environmental sustainability, Stahmann Webster wanted to fully quantify and report on carbon emissions associated with fertiliser use across their Queensland orchards. This required extracting raw data from thousands of paper fertilizer invoices from each of their fertilizer suppliers, across multiple locations. The challenge of collecting and calculating emissions data stemmed from the diversity of each data source/format, which made manual processing extremely inefficient and inaccurate.

• Clevvi Technology created Fridge Brain a brand-new invention, which detects temperature issues in pharmacy fridges that hold vaccines in real time, across Australia. FridgeBrain, can revolutionise how pharmacies keep vaccines cold.
  The technology, which has taken the company years to develop, detects issues in temperature, sends alerts out and logs information about the temperature with $100,000 trial, funded through the State Government's Ignite Ideas fund, would prove Fridge Brain was essential for pharmacies to prevent them from possibly administering tainted vaccines or having to throw out thousands of dollars in stock 
  "Fridge Brain is a vaccine fridge that uses temperature and door-opening sensors to report real-time problems with it and then it uploads them to an online portal," he said. 
  "It has a couple of advantages — it gives you any real-time issues with the fridge. 
  "You get a notification after-hours and then can go online to see what's wrong with the fridge. 
  "Our technology is making it a lot easier for them to comply with guidelines and take a lot of the risk away from losing vaccines and also the safeguard against vaccines used being compromised." 
  Vaccines must be kept between 2degreesC and 8degreesC. 

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  Innovation Minister Leeanne Enoch visited the company. Ms Enoch said several Toowoomba small businesses had benefited from government funding to kick-start new projects. 

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  "This (FridgeBrain) idea is absolutely incredible," she said. 

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