Tag: Hypersonix

‘NRF is a financial mechanism, not an industry policy’

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
Australia is at risk of being left out of global supply chains without an industrial policy framework tailored to the energy transition, according to innovation specialist Professor Roy Green,...

Hypersonix and the scramjet making (shock) waves

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
Earlier this year, a homegrown Australian company beat out more than 60 global competitors to win a major US government contract. Hypersonix Launch Systems was selected for the Hypersonic...

Voting opens for People’s Choice Award 2023

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Voting is now open for the prestigious People’s Choice Award at the InnovationAus Awards for Excellence with some of Australia’s most innovative and fastest-growing companies vying for the honour....

Awards: Defence, Dual-Use Tech and Space finalists

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
The Defence sector has long been one of the main driving forces in developing new industrial capability in Australia, with many products and services adapted and commercialised successfully. The...

Hypersonix selected by key US defence accelerator

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Australian aerospace startup Hypersonix Launch Systems has been drafted into the US Defense Innovation Unit’s accelerator program, having been selected to provide hypersonic vehicles for testing. The Defense Innovation...

Hypersonix lands $8m as part of latest MMI cash splash

Posted on   |  by Denham Sadler
Aerospace engineering company Hypersonix has scored an $8 million Commonwealth grant for its hypersonic target drone as part of a $45 million manufacturing grants cash splash on Queensland companies...

Hypersonix’ test success for prototype scramjet engine and fuel

Posted on   |  by Peter Roberts
Hypersonix Launch Systems has announced successfully completed benchtop testing of an additively manufactured prototype scramjet engine and its hydrogen fuel system. Announcing the completed tests – conducted at Bulwer...

Dutton drops $14m hypersonic research precinct on Brisbane

Posted on   |  by Brandon How
A $14 million Defence research precinct has opened in Brisbane to facilitate collaborative research on hypersonic technology between industry, universities, and international partners. The precinct can accommodate more than...

Carbon neutral ‘spaceplane’ parts to be built in Sydney

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Aerospace engineering startup Hypersonix Launch Systems has signed a deal with the University of Sydney to research and build parts for its zero-emissions “hypersonic spaceplane” expected to launch early...