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Miroma Project Factory (MPF) is an Australian digital development studio founded in 2005 and operating as the digital development arm of the Miroma Group. Headquartered in Surry Hills with 11–50 employees, the studio delivers integrated design and technology services across 25 international markets, focused on behavior change, storytelling, and gamification methodologies applied to websites, apps, games, AI tools, and AR experiences. Its primary client base spans Australian and international enterprise brands (Subaru, Walt Disney, Sony, QANTAS, Johnson & Johnson, Blackmores), financial institutions (Rabo Bank), and government/healthcare organisations (CSIRO, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Griffith University, Westmead Fertility Centre, Cancer Council NSW).

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Miroma Project Factory is an Australian digital development studio and Miroma Group subsidiary that designs apps, AI tools, and platforms using behavior change, storytelling, and gamification for enterprise, government, and healthcare clients across 25 international markets.

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digital development services, behaviour change design, gamification services, digital health applications, human-centred design
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1API Development, Integration & Microservices Modernization
CodeBPAEAFADPrimaryYes
2Generative AI & LLM Solutions Services (RAG, Agents, Copilots)
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  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services54151
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  • Services-Computer Programming Services7371
  • Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc.7370
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Digital Development Services
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Miroma Project Factory is an integrated design and technology studio that creates bespoke digital products and experiences combining behaviour change science, storytelling, and gamification. The studio delivers websites, mobile apps, games, AI-powered tools, AR experiences, and full-stack development for clients in health and wellbeing, entertainment, government, brand, and innovation sectors across 25 international markets.

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  • Compass app trial showed increased engagement and positive behavioral changes among 300+ users
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Miroma Project Factory operates as a globally integrated digital development studio offering a portfolio of distinct digital products and creative services centered on behavior change, storytelling, and gamification. Their offerings include health-focused applications (ROBIN for brain injury recovery, Smoking Cessation Clinical App, Compass for diabetes prevention, StandingTall), AI-powered tools (HI for ethical finance decisions, Feya Virtual Assistant, AI Vaping Cessation chatbot), and specialized digital platforms (Avow for domestic violence prevention, Monarch Athletic Club platform). The studio also provides creative direction and design services such as the Navigator whisky launch project. The company applies full-stack development, human-centered design, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and gamification across health and wellbeing, entertainment, government, brand, and innovation sectors.

Product and service11 records
1Digital Development Services
CategoryDigital Development Services
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Bespoke design and development service offering covering story-led innovation, human-centred design, websites, mobile apps, games, full-stack development, AI integration, and augmented reality experiences for enterprise, government, and healthcare clients across 25 international markets.

2ROBIN
CategoryDigital Health App
Description

AI-enhanced smart device application co-developed with Griffith University to support individuals transitioning home after acquired brain injury. Features include therapy tracking, recovery goal setting, experience documentation, and access to support resources, designed through co-design with brain injury survivors, carers, and rehabilitation clinicians.

3Compass
CategoryDigital Health App
Description

Gamified health tracking and education platform developed in collaboration with government scientists to reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes among Australians. A trial with over 300 users showed increased engagement and positive behavioural changes.

4Avow
CategoryDigital Health App
Description

Digital app redesigned as a gender-neutral platform to support individuals who use violence in understanding Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVOs) and reflecting on their behaviour, with the goal of reducing reoffending. The platform achieved over 2,000 downloads with positive reports from frontline workers.

5AI Vaping Cessation Tool
CategoryDigital Health App
Description

AI-driven chatbot proof-of-concept designed for young Australians aged 14-25 to deliver personalised, peer-like support for quitting vaping, developed in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW with an emphasis on responsible AI use and user safety.

6Smoking Cessation Clinical App
CategoryDigital Health App
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Clinical-grade mobile application developed for one of Australia's largest smoking cessation trials, designed to support participants through the quitting process.

7Feya
CategoryDigital Health AI Tool
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AI-powered Virtual Assistant developed for Westmead Fertility Centre to support patient wellbeing and clinical excellence, with capabilities for patient support, clinical workflow optimisation, and referral process enhancement.

8HI
CategoryAI Prototype
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AI prototype developed with The Ethics Centre to support ethical decision-making in finance. Currently in R&D phase, the tool provides real-time, context-aware prompts to aid ethical reflection for finance professionals, particularly targeting young employees facing daily ethical dilemmas.

9Monarch Athletic Club Digital Platform
CategoryDigital Health Platform
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AI-powered digital platform developed for Monarch Athletic Club focused on personalised, preventative healthcare, including an AI-powered health index that integrates digital diagnostics with healthcare and wellness offerings.

10StandingTall
CategoryDigital Health Project
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Award-winning digital health project recognised at Australia's International Good Design Awards for excellence in design and innovation.

11Westmead Fertility Centre Digital Transformation
CategoryDigital Transformation Service
Description

Comprehensive digital transformation initiative for Westmead Fertility Centre in Sydney, including digital infrastructure audit, a rebuilt patient-focused website, clinical workflow enhancement, referral process optimisation, and Virtual Assistant 'Feya' implementation.

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Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-14
Description

Miroma Project Factory was appointed as supporting creative agency partner for the launch of Navigator, a limited-edition 16-year-old single malt whisky. MPF provided creative direction including release concept, box design, label design and supporting activations. The launch coincided with World Whisky Day 2026.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-02
Description

MPF was appointed by Griffith University to co-develop ROBIN, a smart device app designed to support individuals transitioning home after acquired brain injury (ABI). The AI-enhanced app allows users to track therapy, set recovery goals, document experiences, and access support resources through co-design with brain injury survivors, carers, and rehabilitation clinicians.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-01
Description

MPF completed a comprehensive digital transformation initiative for Westmead Fertility Centre in Sydney, including digital infrastructure audit and newly rebuilt patient-focused website. Next phases include enhancing clinical workflows, optimizing referral processes, and implementing Virtual Assistant 'Feya' to support patient wellbeing and clinical excellence.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-17
Description

MPF completed a technical assessment and proof of concept for an AI-driven vaping cessation tool aimed at young Australians aged 14-25, in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW. The project involves a chatbot designed to deliver personalized, peer-like support to help youths quit vaping.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-27
Description

MPF and The Ethics Centre developed HI, an AI prototype designed to support ethical decision-making in finance. Currently in R&D phase, the tool provides real-time, context-aware prompts to aid ethical reflection for finance professionals, particularly targeting young employees facing daily ethical dilemmas.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-14
Description

MPF developed the Compass app in collaboration with government scientists to reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes among Australians through a gamified health tracking and education platform. The app was tested in a trial with over 300 users showing increased engagement and positive behavioral changes.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-06-23
Description

Monarch Athletic Club, a Los Angeles-based wellness provider, partnered with MPF to develop a digital platform focused on personalized, preventative health care, including an AI-powered health index. The platform integrates digital diagnostics with healthcare and wellness offerings.

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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Australian digital health studio building clinical-grade behaviour-change and rehabilitation applications. Direct overlap in the health behaviour-change + gamification niche.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Global creative and digital transformation arm of Accenture that competes for enterprise digital product and experience work across health, government, and consumer brands.

TypeDirect peer
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Digital product and brand experience agency that builds apps, platforms, and connected products for enterprise clients, including health and consumer brands. Direct overlap in story-led innovation and full-stack digital delivery.

TypeRegional player
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Australian creative agency combining brand storytelling with measurable behaviour outcomes. Comparable in size, geography, and the storytelling-meets-outcomes proposition, though less tech-heavy.

TypeDirect peer
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Global design and innovation studio with deep work in behaviour change, brand storytelling, and digital product builds for enterprise and public-sector clients. Closest comparable in combining creative storytelling with technology delivery at scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Global digital experience and transformation practice within IBM Consulting; competes for large health and government digital contracts with broader AI and platform capabilities.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Large systems integrator with a creative digital practice that competes for the same government and enterprise digital transformation RFPs as MPF, though with vastly greater scale and a broader portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Digital experience practice within Cognizant covering design, build, and AI-driven product development for enterprise and health clients. Broader incumbent competing for the same RFPs.

TypeDirect peer
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Digital experience agency building products, platforms, and brand experiences for enterprise clients; comparable in combining design, technology, and behaviour-led product thinking.

TypeDirect peer
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Australian digital studio focused on meaningful, behaviour-change-led digital products for health, government, and cultural organisations. The closest Australian-based direct peer to MPF.

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Miroma Project Factory

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Miroma Project Factory is an Australian digital development studio and Miroma Group subsidiary that designs apps, AI tools, and platforms using behavior change, storytelling, and gamification for enterprise, government, and healthcare clients across 25 international markets.

What Miroma Project Factory does

Miroma Project Factory (MPF) is an Australian digital development studio founded in 2005 and operating as the digital development arm of the Miroma Group. Headquartered in Surry Hills with 11–50 employees, the studio delivers integrated design and technology services across 25 international markets, focused on behavior change, storytelling, and gamification methodologies applied to websites, apps, games, AI tools, and AR experiences. Its primary client base spans Australian and international enterprise brands (Subaru, Walt Disney, Sony, QANTAS, Johnson & Johnson, Blackmores), financial institutions (Rabo Bank), and government/healthcare organisations (CSIRO, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Griffith University, Westmead Fertility Centre, Cancer Council NSW).

Miroma Project Factory firmographics

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Name
Miroma Project Factory
Legal name
Miroma Project Factory
Website
https://theprojectfactory.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2005
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Miroma Project Factory is an Australian digital development studio and Miroma Group subsidiary that designs apps, AI tools, and platforms using behavior change, storytelling, and gamification for enterprise, government, and healthcare clients across 25 international markets.
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Miroma Project Factory industry classification

Industry
Product category
Digital Development Services
NAICS
Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151)
SIC
Services-Computer Programming Services (7371), Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370)
akta.pro primary industry
API Development, Integration & Microservices Modernization (BPAEAFAD)
akta.pro secondary industry
Generative AI & LLM Solutions Services (RAG, Agents, Copilots) (BPAEAHAG)

Keywords

  • Digital development services
  • Behaviour change design
  • Gamification services
  • Digital health applications
  • Human-centred design

Where Miroma Project Factory is headquartered

Location

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Surry Hills
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Australia
HQ region
Oceania

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Miroma Project Factory business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels7 records

Miroma Project Factory product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Miroma Project Factory is an integrated design and technology studio that creates bespoke digital products and experiences combining behaviour change science, storytelling, and gamification. The studio delivers websites, mobile apps, games, AI-powered tools, AR experiences, and full-stack development for clients in health and wellbeing, entertainment, government, brand, and innovation sectors across 25 international markets.

Product overview

Miroma Project Factory operates as a globally integrated digital development studio offering a portfolio of distinct digital products and creative services centered on behavior change, storytelling, and gamification. Their offerings include health-focused applications (ROBIN for brain injury recovery, Smoking Cessation Clinical App, Compass for diabetes prevention, StandingTall), AI-powered tools (HI for ethical finance decisions, Feya Virtual Assistant, AI Vaping Cessation chatbot), and specialized digital platforms (Avow for domestic violence prevention, Monarch Athletic Club platform). The studio also provides creative direction and design services such as the Navigator whisky launch project. The company applies full-stack development, human-centered design, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and gamification across health and wellbeing, entertainment, government, brand, and innovation sectors.

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Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Digital Development Services Bespoke design and development service offering covering story-led innovation, human-centred design, websites, mobile apps, games, full-stack development, AI integration, and augmented reality experiences for enterprise, government, and healthcare clients across 25 international markets.
  • ROBIN AI-enhanced smart device application co-developed with Griffith University to support individuals transitioning home after acquired brain injury. Features include therapy tracking, recovery goal setting, experience documentation, and access to support resources, designed through co-design with brain injury survivors, carers, and rehabilitation clinicians.
  • Compass Gamified health tracking and education platform developed in collaboration with government scientists to reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes among Australians. A trial with over 300 users showed increased engagement and positive behavioural changes.
  • Avow Digital app redesigned as a gender-neutral platform to support individuals who use violence in understanding Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVOs) and reflecting on their behaviour, with the goal of reducing reoffending. The platform achieved over 2,000 downloads with positive reports from frontline workers.
  • AI Vaping Cessation Tool AI-driven chatbot proof-of-concept designed for young Australians aged 14-25 to deliver personalised, peer-like support for quitting vaping, developed in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW with an emphasis on responsible AI use and user safety.
  • Smoking Cessation Clinical App Clinical-grade mobile application developed for one of Australia's largest smoking cessation trials, designed to support participants through the quitting process.
  • Feya AI-powered Virtual Assistant developed for Westmead Fertility Centre to support patient wellbeing and clinical excellence, with capabilities for patient support, clinical workflow optimisation, and referral process enhancement.
  • HI AI prototype developed with The Ethics Centre to support ethical decision-making in finance. Currently in R&D phase, the tool provides real-time, context-aware prompts to aid ethical reflection for finance professionals, particularly targeting young employees facing daily ethical dilemmas.
  • Monarch Athletic Club Digital Platform AI-powered digital platform developed for Monarch Athletic Club focused on personalised, preventative healthcare, including an AI-powered health index that integrates digital diagnostics with healthcare and wellness offerings.
  • StandingTall Award-winning digital health project recognised at Australia's International Good Design Awards for excellence in design and innovation.
  • Westmead Fertility Centre Digital Transformation Comprehensive digital transformation initiative for Westmead Fertility Centre in Sydney, including digital infrastructure audit, a rebuilt patient-focused website, clinical workflow enhancement, referral process optimisation, and Virtual Assistant 'Feya' implementation.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Compass app trial showed increased engagement and positive behavioral changes among 300+ users
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Miroma Project Factory

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Named customers18 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

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Miroma Project Factory partnerships and signals

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Seven partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • Sullivans Cove DistilleryminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 14 May 2026Miroma Project Factory was appointed as supporting creative agency partner for the launch of Navigator, a limited-edition 16-year-old single malt whisky. MPF provided creative direction including release concept, box design, label design and supporting activations. The launch coincided with World Whisky Day 2026.
  • Griffith UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 February 2026MPF was appointed by Griffith University to co-develop ROBIN, a smart device app designed to support individuals transitioning home after acquired brain injury (ABI). The AI-enhanced app allows users to track therapy, set recovery goals, document experiences, and access support resources through co-design with brain injury survivors, carers, and rehabilitation clinicians.
  • Westmead Fertility CentrecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 December 2025MPF completed a comprehensive digital transformation initiative for Westmead Fertility Centre in Sydney, including digital infrastructure audit and newly rebuilt patient-focused website. Next phases include enhancing clinical workflows, optimizing referral processes, and implementing Virtual Assistant 'Feya' to support patient wellbeing and clinical excellence.
  • Cancer Council NSWcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 17 November 2025MPF completed a technical assessment and proof of concept for an AI-driven vaping cessation tool aimed at young Australians aged 14-25, in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW. The project involves a chatbot designed to deliver personalized, peer-like support to help youths quit vaping.
  • The Ethics CentreminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 27 October 2025MPF and The Ethics Centre developed HI, an AI prototype designed to support ethical decision-making in finance. Currently in R&D phase, the tool provides real-time, context-aware prompts to aid ethical reflection for finance professionals, particularly targeting young employees facing daily ethical dilemmas.
  • Government ScientistscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 14 October 2025MPF developed the Compass app in collaboration with government scientists to reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes among Australians through a gamified health tracking and education platform. The app was tested in a trial with over 300 users showing increased engagement and positive behavioral changes.
  • Monarch Athletic ClubminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 23 June 2025Monarch Athletic Club, a Los Angeles-based wellness provider, partnered with MPF to develop a digital platform focused on personalized, preventative health care, including an AI-powered health index. The platform integrates digital diagnostics with healthcare and wellness offerings.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Miroma Project Factory competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Rehab Lab (Part of Webjet/Health): Australian digital health studio building clinical-grade behaviour-change and rehabilitation applications. Direct overlap in the health behaviour-change + gamification niche.

Broad incumbents

  • Accenture Song: Global creative and digital transformation arm of Accenture that competes for enterprise digital product and experience work across health, government, and consumer brands.
  • IBM iX (IBM Consulting): Global digital experience and transformation practice within IBM Consulting; competes for large health and government digital contracts with broader AI and platform capabilities.
  • Deloitte Digital: Large systems integrator with a creative digital practice that competes for the same government and enterprise digital transformation RFPs as MPF, though with vastly greater scale and a broader portfolio.
  • Cognizant Interactive: Digital experience practice within Cognizant covering design, build, and AI-driven product development for enterprise and health clients. Broader incumbent competing for the same RFPs.

Direct peers

  • R/GA: Digital product and brand experience agency that builds apps, platforms, and connected products for enterprise clients, including health and consumer brands. Direct overlap in story-led innovation and full-stack digital delivery.
  • AKQA: Global design and innovation studio with deep work in behaviour change, brand storytelling, and digital product builds for enterprise and public-sector clients. Closest comparable in combining creative storytelling with technology delivery at scale.
  • Huge (now part of IAA): Digital experience agency building products, platforms, and brand experiences for enterprise clients; comparable in combining design, technology, and behaviour-led product thinking.
  • Portable (now part of EREA): Australian digital studio focused on meaningful, behaviour-change-led digital products for health, government, and cultural organisations. The closest Australian-based direct peer to MPF.

Regional players

  • Thinkerbell: Australian creative agency combining brand storytelling with measurable behaviour outcomes. Comparable in size, geography, and the storytelling-meets-outcomes proposition, though less tech-heavy.

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Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Miroma Project Factory

What does Miroma Project Factory do?

Miroma Project Factory is an integrated design and technology studio that creates bespoke digital products and experiences combining behaviour change science, storytelling, and gamification. The studio delivers websites, mobile apps, games, AI-powered tools, AR experiences, and full-stack development for clients in health and wellbeing, entertainment, government, brand, and innovation sectors across 25 international markets.

Is Miroma Project Factory a public or private company?

Miroma Project Factory is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Miroma Project Factory founded?

Miroma Project Factory was founded in 2005. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Miroma Project Factory based?

Miroma Project Factory is headquartered in Surry Hills, Australia, in the Oceania region.

Who are Miroma Project Factory's main competitors?

Rehab Lab (Part of Webjet/Health) is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Accenture Song, IBM iX (IBM Consulting), Deloitte Digital and Cognizant Interactive. Direct peers are R/GA, AKQA, Huge (now part of IAA) and Portable (now part of EREA). Thinkerbell is listed as a regional player.

Does Miroma Project Factory have an API?

No public API is recorded for Miroma Project Factory.

What industry is Miroma Project Factory in?

Miroma Project Factory's product category is Digital Development Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAEAFAD, API Development, Integration & Microservices Modernization, with a secondary code of BPAEAHAG, Generative AI & LLM Solutions Services (RAG, Agents, Copilots). Its NAICS code is 54151 and its SIC code is 7371.

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PR NewswireMiroma Project Factory Supports Sullivans Cove With Launch Of New 'Navigator'Miroma Project Factory (MPF), an Australian digital product and design agency, has been appointed as a supporting creative agency partner for Sullivans Cove Distillery, one of Australia's most awarded whisky brands. The partnership launches with Navigator, a limited-edition 16-year-old single malt whisky with only 1,372 bottles released globally at $700 AUD, for which MPF provided creative direction including release concept, box design, label design and supporting activations. The launch coincides with World Whisky Day 2026 and follows Sullivans Cove's recent recognition among the world's best at the 2026 World Whiskies Awards.PR Newswire APACMiroma Project Factory Supports Sullivans Cove With Launch Of New 'Navigator'Miroma Project Factory was appointed as a creative partner for Sullivans Cove Distillery, launching Navigator, a limited-edition 16-year-old single malt whisky. The release, limited to 1,372 bottles worldwide, draws on maritime navigation themes and is available via Sullivanscove.com.PR Newswire APACMiroma Project Factory Builds Smart Recovery Companion to Support Life After Brain InjuryMiroma Project Factory (MPF) has been appointed by Griffith University to co-develop ROBIN, a smart device app designed to support individuals transitioning home after acquired brain injury (ABI). The AI-enhanced proof-of-concept app allows users to track therapy, set recovery goals, document experiences, and access support resources, developed through co-design with brain injury survivors, carers, and rehabilitation clinicians. The MVP represents a scalable starting point for broader digital health innovation, with potential for future Android integration, real-time data sharing, and wider clinical trials.PR Newswire APACBuilding Families with Innovation: Patient-First Vision Goes DigitalMiroma Project Factory has partnered with Westmead Fertility Centre to deliver a comprehensive digital transformation initiative, which includes a newly rebuilt brochure-style website and a strategic roadmap for future digital enhancements. The engagement began with a digital audit and patient-led research phase, and subsequent phases will focus on optimizing clinical workflows, referral processes, and the development of a Virtual Assistant called Feya. Westmead Fertility Centre, owned by The University of Sydney and located at Westmead Hospital in New South Wales, aims to redefine fertility care accessibility in Australia through technology-enabled, patient-centred services.YahooBuilding Families with Innovation: Patient-First Vision Goes DigitalMiroma Project Factory has completed a digital transformation initiative for Westmead Fertility Centre in Sydney, Australia, which included a comprehensive audit of digital infrastructure and the delivery of a newly rebuilt patient-focused website. The next phases of the engagement will focus on enhancing clinical workflows, optimizing referral processes for healthcare professionals, and implementing a Virtual Assistant called "Feya" to support patient wellbeing and clinical excellence. Westmead Fertility Centre, owned by The University of Sydney and operating since 1984 at Westmead Hospital, was selected by the NSW Government in 2020 to deliver their Affordable IVF Initiative.PR Newswire APACReaching Young People with Real-Time, Human-Centred Support: Cancer Council to Launch AI for Youth Vaping CessationMiroma Project Factory has completed a Technical Feasibility Assessment and Proof of Concept for an AI-powered vaping cessation chatbot for young Australians aged 14 to 25, developed in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW. The tool, co-designed with over 150 young Australians, would offer personalized, non-judgmental guidance via mobile, with 80% of surveyed youth indicating they would use such a service. The proof of concept sets the foundation for a potential national digital vaping cessation platform aimed at young people who may not engage with traditional support services.PR Newswire APACMiroma Project Factory's Avow App Leads the Way in Tech-Driven Domestic Violence PreventionMiroma Project Factory has re-launched an updated version of Avow, Australia's first digital tool designed to support individuals who use violence in understanding Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders and taking steps to avoid reoffending. The app was developed in partnership with the NSW Department of Communities and Justice and addresses the reality that more than a third of ADVO breaches occur within the first month of an order being issued. The 2024 Rapid Review of Prevention Approaches has highlighted Avow as an example of scalable, technology-enabled intervention, with the app downloaded over 2,000 times and a 39% returning user rate.PR Newswire APACMeet HI the AI Assistant That Could Change How Finance Thinks, Decides and LeadsThe Ethics Centre and Miroma Project Factory have developed HI (Human Intelligence), an AI prototype designed to help banking and finance professionals navigate ethical dilemmas through real-time, context-aware prompts embedded in their daily workflow. The tool, currently in R&D phase, offers a browser-based widget and Slack/Teams plugin with interactive ethical scenarios and gamification features. Early beta testing showed strong results, with 95% of users saying the tool helped them understand how their values influence decisions.PR Newswire APACCompass, the revolutionary application that aims to reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetesMiroma Project Factory (MPF) has launched Compass, a 12-week gamified health app developed in collaboration with Australian government scientists and researchers to help Australians at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. The app, which uses health tracking, cognitive behavioural change techniques, and Australian iconography, was tested in a closed trial with over 300 users who reported positive feedback on engagement and participation. The initiative targets a significant health concern, with approximately 1 million Australian adults currently living with Type 2 diabetes and over 2 million more at risk.