Fighting wine fraud makes a good Cellr
IoT startup Cellr won government backing to commercialise NFC bottle-cap anti-fraud tech for wine. Its team graduated from Founder Institute; Chris Braine recently attended SA's FOMENT program.
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IoT startup Cellr won government backing to commercialise NFC bottle-cap anti-fraud tech for wine. Its team graduated from Founder Institute; Chris Braine recently attended SA's FOMENT program.
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