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Three Perth tech firms are creating their own deep tech to attract investors and create world-first innovations.

Perth startup Formalytics is one of six tech businesses globally to be selected for an accelerator programme backed by the European football association.

A survivor of the tech wreck, Andrew Hall tasted success in the venture capital space before launching his own new startup, Formalytics.

OPINION: Due to the shortage of funding options, many Perth startups adopt the low-risk ‘lean startup' approach.

Norwood Systems, Fastbrick Robotics and Balconi Telecommunications were among the winners at this year's WAITTA INCITE awards for the ICT sector.

Formalytics enables soccer players with a smartphone to film their kicks and become better players through the feedback received. The technology allows users to master a knuckleball, dip ball, curl ball and penalty strike.

Fastbrick Robotics was Techboard's highest ranking company for December, after the recently ASX-listed robotic bricklayer won the Mitsubishi Corporation WA Innovator of the Year award, and also completed an $8 million capital raising from Hunter Hall Investment Management.

Now in its sixth year, the annual OzApp Awards concluded last night announcing the 2016 winner as Townsville-based Safety Culture, selected from five grand finalists which included Perth-based Formalytics, Melbourne's Law Advisor and Reword, and Shippit (Sydney).

Seventeen Perth-based startup organisations have been selected to participate in the KPMG Energise and OzAPP Awards accelerator programs to help grow their businesses.