Next week QL Space will be presenting their experience of the Venture Catalyst Space program at the biggest space-related conference worldwide, the 74th IAC 2023 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
The company’s Chief Operating Officer, Ariane Platell says they are honoured to present on such a big platform.
“By showcasing QL Space's experience on the Venture Catalyst Space program, I hope others can see the benefits in refining accelerator models based on evidence, so that the space industry can remain competitive, adaptable, and at the forefront of innovation.”
A huge congratulations to Paladin Space, Robinson Aerospace Systems, AICRAFT and Team 3, the four SA based Venture Catalyst Space companies from this years cohort, for being recognised amongst the hottest startups of this year.
Meanwhile TCPinpoint (VC alum 2016), Val.Ai (VC alum 2019/2020) and eologix - ping (VCS alum 2018) have been recognised for the incredible work they have done in scaling the growth of their startups.
Congratulations to these amazing founders and their teams.
On September 21, Lux Robotics featured on Dragon's Den new season opener in Canada.
Lux joined the ICC in 2019 with their space-robotics company that specializes in the design, manufacturing and operation of high-altitude platforms for Earth observation.
Congratulations to ResearchSat who were semi-finalist in the 2023 Humans in Space Challenge by Boryung. They were the only Australian company who made it to the semi finals of this global event.
A huge congratulations to ANT61, Paladin Space and ResearchSat for being finalist in the Goldfish Tank with Wolfpack Space. They walked away with some great prizes from the competition. A real credit to the amazing work these companies are doing.
Venture Catalyst Space alums Grahaa Space and HEX20 were recognised for the collaborative work between South Australia and India in the space sector. These collaborative efforts between these space hubs is something that the ICC is proud to be a part of and continue to see grow.
