Briefcase: Business snippets from around SA

In this week’s briefcase, local space company Fleet wins a sizeable grant to develop its Internet of Things technology, Archer Materials enters the missile and guidance weapons arena and northern suburbs company AML3D is granted a patent for its 3D printing tech.

SA space race reaches North American markets

Local space data company Myriota has this week taken a leap into the US and Canadian markets as part of a “new era” for the South Australian space sector, which is working to connect remote sensors across the globe with the Internet of Things.

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SA companies part of lunar exploration mission

A collection of South Australian space, remote operation and mining companies are part of a national mission announced today to send nanosatellites and exploration sensors to the Moon in 2023 in a bid to find water and other resources.

Tiny satellites to monitor SA gas pipeline

Fleet Space has developed a cost-effective, 24/7 surveillance system using Internet of Things (IoT) technology to monitor gas pipelines.

Flavia is a space industry star on the rise

Flavia Tata Nardini is CEO and Cofounder of Adelaide-based Fleet Space Technologies, a space company connecting the internet of things across the world through a fleet of small, low-cost satellites. Last week, she was named First Among Equals at InDaily’s 40 Under 40 Awards.

Adelaide to host satellite mission control centre

South Australian taxpayers will contribute $500,000 to the establishment of an Adelaide mission control centre for nanosatellites.