
Creart Digital Media Named Startup of the Year Winner in
the Stevie® Awards for Women in Business
From Adelaide, Creart is building globally relevant AI-XR innovation withapplications across education, research, industry and digital wellbeing.
AugmenThink, a Human-AI platform designed to transform how people interact with complex knowledge;
Mirror XR, an award-winning AI-hosted XR Storyliving platform and AI-XR EdTech; and
RaiseWisely, a research-informed initiative helping families, educators and communities navigate increasingly digitaland AI-shaped lives.
RaiseWisely will launch this October as Creart hosts its inaugural eMental Health International Symposium in Adelaide, bringing together Australian and internationalexpertise across research, government, mental health, education, technology andlived experience.
“Our ambition is to build globally significant technology from South Australia without losing sight of who that technology must serve,” said Christel Cherryadi, Founder and Director of Creart Digital Media. “As AI and immersive technologies become more powerful, responsibility and human value must advance with them.
This recognition reinforces our commitment to building innovation that strengthens human capability, creates new opportunities and contributes to a better future.”
Mirror XR Wins Stevie® Award in
2026 Stevie Awards for Women in Business
Australia’s First AI-XR Storyliving Edutainment Mirror XR
Wins Two Stevie® Awards for Women in Business
Developed in South Australia, Mirror XR is Australia’s first AI-hosted XR Storyliving platform and AI-XR EdTech, created by Creart Digital Media to translate research into immersive capability building for schools, educators, organisations and communities.
Through immersive storytelling, interactive environments and its AI VTuber host,Mira, Mirror XR helps young people explore complex issues affecting theirwellbeing, identity, relationships and help-seeking within the digital worlds they increasingly inhabit.
Its non-clinical prevention model extends beyond student engagement through a whole-of-school approach incorporating educator professional development, parent learning and community participation.
