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According to a new research report from specialist IoT analyst firm Berg Insight, the global satellite IoT communications market is growing at a good...

Moonshot founder and chief Troy McCann with Amir Blachman, chief business officer of Axiom Space. Richard Branson has become the first billionaire in space, marking a milestone in the global space sector and opening the door to a new era of growth. And Australian space-tech entrepreneurs are ready to ride the rocket ship. That’s according to Troy McCann, founder of the Moonshot space tech accelerator, which has just secured $500,000 in funding from the federal government and private investors to fuel the next generation of high-flying Aussie tech. Half of that funding has come from the fede...

Three Australian space startups are shooting for the moon and beyond MENUMENU September 6, 2020 June 25, 2021 Three Australian space startups are shooting for the moon and beyond Tijana Birdjan - July 4, 2021 2 MIN READ Dr Flavia Tata Nardini, founder of Fleet Space Technologies Three South Australian startups have furthered their plans to support the international space industry. All based in Adelaide,  the companies include Fleet Space Technologies, Inovor Technologies and Southern Launch. Southern Launch has been approved to conduct three rocket test launches from it...

Spiral Blue’s ground-breaking image computer for satellites is now in space Simon Thomsen - July 2, 2021 2 MIN READ An artist's impression of the Stork satellite in orbit with the SEZ computer aboard Sydney spacetech startup Spiral Blue has launched its first prototype computers, called Space Edge Zero (SEZ), into orbit aboard Virgin Orbit’s LauncherOne rocket. Spiral Blue’s SEZ computer will introduce in-space processing of satellite images, currently unavailable to Earth observation satellites. Traditionally, Earth observation data is downloaded into a raw format from Earth ob...

Quasar’s ground station service will communicate with hundreds of satellites simultaneously. Source: CSIRO CSIRO and the Office of the NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer have launched a new startup that hopes to enable satellite ground stations to communicate with hundreds of space satellites at once. On Tuesday CSIRO announced that startup Quasar Satellite Technologies would build space communications technology using an Australian-based team, with expertise and research support from CSIRO. “CSIRO’s technology breakthrough enabled the world to connect without wires using fast WiFi, and now...