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How the R&D Tax Incentive has helped other companies
Agriculture
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The R&DTI has helped LLEAF cultivate university research into a groundbreaking ag-tech startup.
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The R&DTI helps Bugs for Bugs survive its long-term R&D projects before it gets financial returns.
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Biotechnology
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Medical startup has used the R&DTI to develop world-first technology that allows voice-loss patients to be heard.
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The R&DTI has helped Alcolizer Technology develop their product range, allowing them to break into new markets.
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Vaxxas is working on a new, less invasive vaccine delivery technology that creates a more potent immune response.
Built Environment
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The R&DTI has helped BOSS Fire and Safety lead the way in innovating passive fire protection products.
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Under the R&DTI, Heuch delivered refrigeration, heating and off-grid power solutions to remote Australia.
Energy
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LAVO has used the R&DTI to collaborate with researchers to pioneer clean energy storage systems.
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The R&DTI has helped Lithium Battery Systems develop customisable batteries that are more powerful, advanced and safer compared to imports.
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Under the R&DTI, RayGen is developing more efficient solar power technologies that can be manufactured more cheaply.
Manufacturing
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The R&D Tax Incentive has helped Quantum Brilliance commercialise synthetic diamond research which could make quantum computing an everyday technology.
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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.
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Materials technology company leverages the R&DTI to bring new capabilities to modern technology.
Mining
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Arafuna Resources is using Australia's natural resources to create clean energy.
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The R&DTI supports Latrobe Magnesium while it turns waste into a valuable resource.
Software Development
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Ping Services used the R&DTI to create world-first intelligent listening technology aimed at protecting industrial wind farms from damage.
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Perth-based robotics company Chironix used the R&DTI to help create robots for humans, increasing productivity and safety.
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BAE Systems Australia uses the R&DTI to invest in effective defence technologies.
Other sectors
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The R&DTI helps CBG Systems design and install cost-effective safety technology.
While some customer stories may refer to AusIndustry, the R&D Tax Incentive is co-administered by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources (on behalf of Industry Innovation and Science Australia) and the Australian Taxation Office.