How the R&D Tax Incentive has helped other companies

The R&DTI has helped LLEAF cultivate university research into a groundbreaking ag-tech startup.

The R&DTI helps Bugs for Bugs survive its long-term R&D projects before it gets financial returns.

Chobani uses R&DTI to develop their award winning yogurt.

The R&DTI has helped Alcolizer Technology develop their product range, allowing them to break into new markets.

Perth-based biotechnology company, Biotome, develops next generation antibody diagnostic tools.

Admedus Immunotherapies is a global leader in developing life-saving vaccines and treatments for the human papilloma virus (HPV).

CathRx have used the R&DTI to develop a life-saving and cost-effective medical device.

The R&DTI helps LBT Innovations invest more into its R&D of revolutionary medical technology.

Vaxxas is working on a new, less invasive vaccine delivery technology that creates a more potent immune response.

The R&DTI has helped BOSS Fire and Safety lead the way in innovating passive fire protection products.

Under the R&DTI, Heuch delivered refrigeration, heating and off-grid power solutions to remote Australia.

LAVO has used the R&DTI to collaborate with researchers to pioneer clean energy storage systems.

The R&DTI has helped Lithium Battery Systems develop customisable batteries that are more powerful, advanced and safer compared to imports.

Rainbow Bee Eater has developed a system that uses easily-available biomass to produce clean, commercial quantities of energy.

Under the R&DTI, RayGen is developing more efficient solar power technologies that can be manufactured more cheaply.

The R&D Tax Incentive has helped Quantum Brilliance commercialise synthetic diamond research which could make quantum computing an everyday technology.

With the support of the R&D Tax Incentive, BluGlass is increasing the capacity of Australia’s advanced electronics and manufacturing sectors and taking on global markets.

Materials technology company leverages the R&DTI to bring new capabilities to modern technology.

HeiQ is changing the way we have thought about textiles.

Textor Technologies manufactures absorbent fabrics for healthcare and personal care.

Zedelef is transducing technology enables a new generation of optical sensor networks.

Under the R&DTI, Micro-X Limited saw the opportunity to use carbon nano-tube technology in mobile X-ray carts to improve the portability.

Arafuna Resources is using Australia's natural resources to create clean energy.

The R&DTI supports Latrobe Magnesium while it turns waste into a valuable resource.

Ping Services used the R&DTI to create world-first intelligent listening technology aimed at protecting industrial wind farms from damage.

Perth-based robotics company Chironix used the R&DTI to help create robots for humans, increasing productivity and safety.

intelliHR created a people management and data analytics software as a service designed to deliver tailored solutions for companies.

BAE Systems Australia uses the R&DTI to invest in effective defence technologies.

Biarri Networks is making high-speed internet a global reality.

Dysrupt Labs has built a platform to develop unique datasets and improve forecasting accuracy.

Liquid Instruments is a start-up that manufactures gravitational wave equipment.

Nura uses the R&DTI to leverage local knowledge to best develop and innovate.

OCIUS Technology has used the R&DTI to become a leader in advanced ocean technologies.

How two mates from Adelaide managed to take the fiction out of science fiction and sell it to the world.

Moodle continually develops new online learning software.

The R&DTI helps CBG Systems design and install cost-effective safety technology.