From an interview on RNZ Afternoons on 26 March 2024. Often getting healthcare to remote residents means long trips to bigger centres or delays in diagnoses. Greg Mirams from Techion talks to Jesse about their FecpakG2 device and how it can assist in healthcare.

Techion's FECPAKG2 was created to help farmers and is now being developed for human biotech. When technology works for farm animals in remote parts of New Zealand, will it work for humans?

We're pleased to be working with Awanui Group and Microsoft to trial remote analysis of microscope-based tests from regional clinics and hospitals. This could radically reduce geographical inequities for health services.

Farmers Weekly reports on the news that agricultural testing company Techion has turned its expertise to human health analysis, announcing a deal with Awanui Labs to enable remote analysis of microscope-based tests from regional clinics and hospitals.

Managing Director Greg Mirams talks to the AM Show about all things FECPAKG2, Techions collaboration with Awanui Labs & Aware Group and the emergence of Techion's technology into human health.

Techion’s partnership with Awanui Group aims to radically change the way healthcare is delivered. This could reduce cost, staffing and remote accessibility issues facing the health industry.

Techion says the inking of an agreement with Awanui Labs has the potential to make New Zealand a global leader in medical diagnostics and "revolutionise" human healthcare.

Kiwi AgTech firm teams up with Microsoft AI. Agricultural testing company Techion has announced a partnership with Microsoft AI and Awanui Labs with the aim of becoming a global leader in healthcare.

‘It’s a rain gauge for disease’ : An Otago-based company’s AI-assisted technology has a trove of applications

Could AI and digital microscopes change the game? A thesis by Dunedin-based laboratory technician Josh Donn is using AI to find practical solutions to real diagnostic problems.

Techion collaborates with AI developer, Aware to boost production, savings and sustainability on farm.