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READER'S CHOICE: SA'S TOP BUSINESS MINDS UNDER 40 REVEALED
16 of the top business minds in South Australia under 40, referencing Paladin Space CEO, Harrison Box.
WORLD-FIRST REUSABLE SPACE DEBRIS COLLECTOR SET TO REVOLUTIONISE SECTOR
University of South Australia based startup Paladin Space has demonstrated the world’s first space payload capable of capturing debris from multiple targets and storing it on satellites for recycling, reducing the cost of space debris removal and making the process more sustainable.
REUSABLE DEBRIS COLLECTOR PROMISES LEAP FORWARD IN SUSTAINABLE SPACE CLEANUP
Paladin Space, a startup incubated at the University of South Australia's Innovation and Collaboration Centre, has introduced Triton, the first reusable space payload designed to capture and store multiple pieces of orbital debris for potential recycling. This breakthrough technology was demonstrated at a private event hosted by the ICC.
MEET FIVE OF THE MOST INNOVATIVE SPACE STARTUPS TO WATCH IN 2025
Inspired by founder Harrison Box’s Masters thesis on reusable concepts for space debris removal, Adelaide-based startup Paladin Space is developing the world’s first reusable, in-orbit space debris remover. Commercial satellite owners, defence industry, and government space agencies are all poised to benefit from the technology.
LOCAL STARTUP TACKLING THE GROWING PROBLEM OF SPACE DEBRIS WITH SA GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
Local company Paladin Space will use a $100,000 State Government grant to progress its work into reducing the risk posed to spacecraft by space debris floating in the Earth’s orbit.
PALADIN SPACE AWARDED $100,000 TO PURSUE SPACE DEBRIS RISK REDUCTION
The South Australian Government has awarded Paladin Space a $100,000 grant to develop new image processing techniques to identify space junk and mature a design to capture it. It will also allow the company to build a prototype of the design.
AUSTRALIA'S SPACE RACE: FROM RED DIRT TO THE STARS
Adelaide-based startup Paladin Space. Paladin Space has engineered a satellite payload that can “hoover up” multiple fragments of small space junk in a single mission.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA'S HIGH FLYING ENTREPRENEURS: 19 RISING BUSINESS STARS TO WATCH
From exploring the frontiers of space, to making South Australia the industrial hemp capital of the country, to tackling important societal issues through social enterprise, these are the 19 business stars to watch.
