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How the R&D Tax Incentive has helped other companies
Agriculture
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LLEAF – Optimising sunlight to build a food-secure future
The R&DTI has helped LLEAF cultivate university research into a groundbreaking ag-tech startup.
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Bugs for Bugs – Creating biological alternatives to chemical pesticides
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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Alcolizer Technology – Developing new alcohol, drug and COVID-19 testing devices
The R&DTI has helped Alcolizer Technology develop their product range, allowing them to break into new markets.
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Biotome – Developing new methods of cancer screening
Perth-based biotechnology company, Biotome, develops next generation antibody diagnostic tools.
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Admedus Immunotherapies – Saving lives, improving health and enhancing the quality of life
Admedus Immunotherapies is a global leader in developing life-saving vaccines and treatments for the human papilloma virus (HPV).
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CathRx – Heart electrophysiology transformed
CathRx have used the R&DTI to develop a life-saving and cost-effective medical device.
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LBT Innovations – Using AI to automate microbiology and clinical microbiology for faster diagnoses
The R&DTI helps LBT Innovations invest more into its R&D of revolutionary medical technology.
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Vaxxas – Needle-Free Vaccines
Vaxxas is working on a new, less invasive vaccine delivery technology that creates a more potent immune response.
Built Environment
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BOSS Fire and Safety – Changing the way passive fire protection is delivered to the market
The R&DTI has helped BOSS Fire and Safety lead the way in innovating passive fire protection products.
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Heuch – Empowering businesses and communities to be self-sufficient and economically sustainable
Under the R&DTI, Heuch delivered refrigeration, heating and off-grid power solutions to remote Australia.
Energy
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LAVO – Fuelling Australia’s clean energy transition
LAVO has used the R&DTI to collaborate with researchers to pioneer clean energy storage systems.
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Lithium Battery Systems – Making batteries in Australia
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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Rainbow Bee Eater – Using 21st century thinking to turn agricultural waste into clean energy
Rainbow Bee Eater has developed a system that uses easily-available biomass to produce clean, commercial quantities of energy.
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RayGen – World first solar technology
Under the R&DTI, RayGen is developing more efficient solar power technologies that can be manufactured more cheaply.
Manufacturing
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Quantum Brilliance – Making quantum computing an everyday technology
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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BluGlass – A leading light in global laser manufacturing
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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Archer Materials – Australia’s quantum leap to the future
Materials technology company leverages the R&DTI to bring new capabilities to modern technology.
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Textor Technologies – Textile technology to improve patient confidence
Textor Technologies manufactures absorbent fabrics for healthcare and personal care.
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Zedelef – Transducing technology enables a new generation of optical sensor networks
Zedelef is transducing technology enables a new generation of optical sensor networks.
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Micro-X Limited – Leveraging carbon nano-tube technology to save lives
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.
Mining
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Arafura Resources – Using Australia's natural resources to create clean energy
Arafuna Resources is using Australia's natural resources to create clean energy.
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Latrobe Magnesium – Extracting magnesium from Australia's brown coal waste
The R&DTI supports Latrobe Magnesium while it turns waste into a valuable resource.
Software Development
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Ping Services – Keeping an ear out for wind farms
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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Chironix – Delivering robots for humans
Perth-based robotics company Chironix used the R&DTI to help create robots for humans, increasing productivity and safety.
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intelliHR – Intelligent people management software
intelliHR created a people management and data analytics software as a service designed to deliver tailored solutions for companies.
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BAE Systems Australia – Providing cutting-edge defence capabilities for Australia’s security
BAE Systems Australia uses the R&DTI to invest in effective defence technologies.
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Biarri Networks – Making high-speed internet a global reality
Biarri Networks is making high-speed internet a global reality.
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Dysrupt Labs – Improving event prediction using collective intelligence
Dysrupt Labs has built a platform to develop unique datasets and improve forecasting accuracy.
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Liquid Instruments – Finding commercial applications from gravitational wave discovery
Liquid Instruments is a start-up that manufactures gravitational wave equipment.
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Nura – Tailored headphones for unique hearing
Nura uses the R&DTI to leverage local knowledge to best develop and innovate.
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OCIUS Technology – A revolutionary wave in ocean monitoring
OCIUS Technology has used the R&DTI to become a leader in advanced ocean technologies.
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Voxon Photonics – Commercial disruption in holographic displays
How two mates from Adelaide managed to take the fiction out of science fiction and sell it to the world.
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Other sectors
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CBG Systems – Large-scale life-saving technology from Hobart
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.