| Name | TripGo Sydney | Community Pro Tag | Passengers |
| Placing | Winner | First runner up | Second runner up |
| Developer | Daniel Grech | Zakaria Bouguettaya | Oliver O’Neill |
| University | University of Western Sydney School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics | Australian National University | Australian National University |
| Description | TripGo provides detailed information about how to travel between a starting and ending location in the Greater Sydney area using a wide range of transport methods (train, bus, car, ferry, motorbike, taxi, pushbike).
TripGo users can track the carbon footprint generated by their trip, whilst also tailor their movements according to cost, duration, environmental impact and hassle. |
Community ProTag lets people report problems in the local area using their mobile phone cameras (for example road damage, burst water mains).
Their reports are automatically geo-tagged using the phone’s GPS capabilities and pushed to a central Facebook group, where users can share or like the problems. |
Passengers helps notify people on the status of buses on their bus route. It collects GPS locations of others intending to catch the bus and shows these locations.
Passengers lets you know where the bus and passengers are. |
| Availability | Google Play store and the iTunes App store | In Beta release | Early Beta |
| Prizes won | $5000 cash prize and Samsung Galaxy Note Android smartphone on Optus network. Mentoring session and workshop at Optus. App stands chance to be featured on Optus App Store. | $1000 cash prize and Samsung Galaxy Note Android smartphone on the Optus network; Mentoring session and workshop at Optus. | $500 cash prize and Samsung Galaxy Note Android smartphone on the Optus network; Mentoring session and workshop at Optus. |