QuantumTX grows emerging businesses and capability by facilitating collaboration across critical downstream space sector roadmaps from technology innovators in the Mining, Energy, Agri and Defence industries. Maximising the opportunity for Australia to fully leverage it's competitive advantages in cross cutting technologies in automation, robotics, remote operations, data sciences, simulation and digital communications.

It facilitates the exchange of knowledge, innovation and technology focusing on multisector challenges in three streams of activity;

Sector and cross-sector ecosystem startup and SME leadership education and outreach activities in converging technology streams for priority sectors,
StartUp acceleration and incubation into the space sector that builds capability and provides access to industry Prime operators and their challenges,
Providing learning access to technology thought leaders and providers as potential collaborators, pilot sites or channels for emerging innovation.

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QTX was Founded by Adjunct Professor Peter Rossdeutscher and Atomic Sky Pty Ltd. It is powered by experienced business facilitators, together with support from a range of corporate and government partners providing trial sites, specialist sector expertise, technical mentors and networks.

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“Australia’s ambitions to lead the next decade and beyond of technology innovation to support the global space industry should be limitless. Our journey towards this future starts by leveraging our world-leader capabilities in remote operations, robotics, automation and artificial intelligence – all of which have been developed through our energy resources sector. By supporting programs like QuantumTX, we can position Australia as a future hub and exporter of the world-leading technology solutions for space, while reinvesting the cross-sector exchange of ideas and innovative into future prosperity for our industries here at home.” Miranda Taylor: CEO, NERA (National Energy Resources Australia)