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Q-CTRL founder Michael Biercuk. Source: Supplied. Four Australian space companies have secured a share of just under $14 million in federal government funding through the Modern Manufacturing Initiative: Q-CTRL, EffusionTech, Romar Engineering and Titomic. The grants fall under the translation and integration streams of the $1.3 billion program, and will be used by the companies to scale and increase supply capacity to provide to domestic and international markets, and commercialise technology. Australia’s domestic space goals have a heavy focus on advanced manufacturing, with the startups producing varied products from liquid-fueled rockets, remote sensing payloads, to green titanium. The largest grant went to Romar Engineering, awarded $5.8 million to manufacture and deploy space fluid and motion control products for future space missions.

New south walesJeff langMichael biercukManufacturing initiativeTechnology christian porterAustralian space agencyUniversity of sydneyModern manufacturing initiativeBromar engineeringபுதியது தெற்கு வேல்ஸ்ஜெஃப் லாங்உற்பத்தி முயற்சிபல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் சிட்னிநவீன உற்பத்தி முயற்சிரோமர் பொறியியல்