Each venture is a focused business with its own products, customers and model. All of them reuse the group’s trusted AI infrastructure, Physical SI layer and delivery network, so new ventures can be added without rebuilding the foundations.
Ventures that productise the group’s trusted, open AI infrastructure.
An open-core AI platform, model-agnostic, security-isolated and private-deployment capable, paired with an application discovery engine that turns verified news into audited open-source application directions.
On DNY infrastructure: The platform is the product form of the group’s Trusted & Open AI Infrastructure; every application direction is recorded with its sources, reasoning and decisions.
View ventureA rights-verified data service giving AI agents reliable access to Australian pricing, index and trade data, with every figure traceable to its source, governed by an oracle council rather than a single commercial operator.
On DNY infrastructure: A public-interest data service built directly on the group’s trusted data and verification foundation.
View ventureVentures that bring trusted AI to drones, robots and physical operations.
Commercial aircraft and components for construction, agriculture and inspection. Equipment sourcing and sales enquiries are reviewed by model, configuration and destination.
On DNY infrastructure: Aircraft and components are sourced on a multi-vendor basis. Connecting aerial data to trusted records is a long-term direction under Physical SI, not a current service.
View ventureEmbodied and autonomous systems for Australian industrial, logistics and service environments, including the Robotics Experience & Innovation Centre for demonstration, validation and market entry.
On DNY infrastructure: Robots connect through the physical intelligence layer: models and agents decide, robots act, and every action is bound to an identity, a permission and an audit record.
View ventureA robotics-driven fulfilment warehouse for cross-border small-goods e-commerce: WMS, OMS and TMS with AI vision quality checks and robotics-assisted picking.
On DNY infrastructure: Combines warehouse robotics and vision with enterprise integration and agents; operational data is governed as trusted records.
View ventureIndustry businesses that apply the infrastructure in a specific market.
AI agents for import and export businesses: content, quoting, customer service, translation and trade data, across Australia, New Zealand, ASEAN and Oceania.
On DNY infrastructure: Runs trade agents on the open model layer, with product, document and trade records kept verifiable.
View ventureA building-materials and supply-chain business connecting suppliers, manufacturers, builders and trade partners, with a showroom and warehouse in Sydney.
On DNY infrastructure: Product records, certifications and test reports feed the group’s open built-environment data model.
View ventureAI facade intelligence for residential property: a photo of a home’s exterior returns a materials report and a budget estimate instead of a manual quantity take-off.
On DNY infrastructure: Estimates draw on verified product and standards data, so every figure can be traced to its sources.
View ventureAI room restyling: upload one photo of a room and receive a professionally restyled interior concept with category-level “shop this look” suggestions.
On DNY infrastructure: Uses a model-agnostic AI layer with provider adapters and privacy-first image handling, consistent with the group’s open, vendor-neutral approach.
View ventureFitted accessories for electric vehicles, supplied to dealers, retailers, detailers and fleets. Now taking trade orders at evsider.com.
On DNY infrastructure: One shared vehicle-fitment and product data set serves every trade buyer; products are developed and customised with manufacturing partners through the OPC + FDE network.
View ventureA cross-border venture that helps living cultural heritage and traditional craft, from anywhere, reach new audiences around the world. DNY takes no profit from the base work; revenue sharing starts only if a project later earns commercial income.
On DNY infrastructure: Provenance, rights and permission records are kept as trusted data. OPC members connect venues, partners and channels; FDE members build digital exhibitions, multilingual content and agent tools.
View ventureThese initiatives are not part of the group’s current core focus.