Lloyd Jacob Lopez, the Founder and CEO of HEX20 Global, articulated the significance of this alliance, stating, "This partnership holds the key to securely transmitting sensitive, high-value data crucial for propelling advancements, be it in combatting climate change, advancing space exploration and defense technologies, or propelling the frontiers of human knowledge."
It's great to see not one but two Venture Catalyst Space graduates partnering up and promising "to catalyze transformative advancements in the intricate tapestry of satellite technology."
Ryan Williams told InDaily that economic value in Adelaide’s “shrinking middle market” could be unlocked with targeted support.
Williams sees Adelaide from a unique perspective. The international business leader has only lived in SA since late 2020, and his appointment as director of the AUCBG gives him broad oversight over the local scaleup sector.
ResearchSat last week were thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Ablano, marking a new era in space science and technology. This collaboration is not just a mission; it's a leap towards revolutionising the space economy in Australia.
The joint venture will send Ablano's advanced boron nitride nano-onion material into space to test its performance under space radiation and microgravity. This is more than science; it's about pioneering a path for future innovations and applications in space and on Earth.
The Andy Thomas Space Foundation is proudly presenting the First Australian Space Week. Held in early December, around the 16th Australian Space Forum, this week is designed to showcase some of the industries best technologies, innovations and educational developments through a range of events, workshops and experiences.
The ICC team will be at the 16th Australian Space Forum so if you're attending, make sure to pop by UniSA's booth (1&2) and say hi.
