A Sunshine Coast-based firm that specialises in bushfire detection has been named a finalist in the Australian Space awards. Fireball.International is in the running for

Finalists for the second annual Australian Space Awards have been revealed today, following deliberation from the Australian Space Awards adjudicators. The finalists represent the best

On 14 October last year, the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service was alerted to an illegal camp fire on K’gari—Fraser Island. This fire went on

Fireball International is planning to launch a prototype satellite in 2022 to demonstrate its bushfire detection software and improved image capture and refresh time. This

Australian in-space transportation provider, Space Machines Company, has signed an  agreement to deploy a Sunshine Coast firm’s innovative bushfire detection satellite. The satellite, developed by

 A satellite used to detect bushfires will be the first payload on a new Australian “space taxi”. The Space Machines Company has signed a deal

A satellite-based bushfire detection system will reach for the stars, literally, next year. Peregian-based Fireball.International has secured a satellite launch in next year, thanks to

Three Australian space companies will unite to launch a bushfire detection satellite into orbit in a major milestone for building sovereignty capability in the local space

A satellite used to detect bushfires will be the first payload on a new Australian “space taxi”. The Space Machines Company has signed a deal

WASHINGTON — Amazon Web Services is keeping its sights on the space sector. The cloud computing giant provides ground infrastructure for companies to process and

Australian rocket company Gilmour Space Technologies has ushered in the New Year with a successful hotfire of the world’s largest single-port hybrid rocket engine.  “We

THE CUTTING EDGE AUSTRALIAN DEVELOPED TECHNOLOGY LEADING THE WAY IN FIRETECH Three trailblazing Sunshine Coast-based companies are changing the way bushfires are detected, fought and

Australian space intelligence company Fireball.International is using real-time satellite images, ground cameras, sensors and powerful artificial intelligence to find bushfires within minutes, dramatically cutting emergency

Queensland-based rocket developer Gilmour Space Technologies has welcomed the new year with a successful hot-fire of the world’s largest single-port hybrid rocket engine. In a milestone achievement

The Sunshine Coast companies have collaborated to produce what is widely considered to be the most advanced technology designed to detect, report, and extinguish bushfires.

Paris, 20 January 2021. – South Australia prepares its first space mission, SASAT1, the space and defence company Inovor Technologies said yesterday. Photo: Gilmour Space Inovor