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Mawson Rovers is thrilled to announce that today we delivered custom space hardware to the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS), for testing ahead of their upcoming satellite mission.

Mawson Rovers was proud today to showcase a fully assembled R1 rover at the Southern Space conference in Canberra. The rover was on display for all attendees, including potential customers and partners, and CEO Matt Ryall is available during the conference to discuss how R1 or another vehicle could be fitted out to meet your needs in space and on Earth.

Mawson Rovers is proud to share that today, less than two weeks after signing the contract, we have delivered custom hardware to Australian robotics company ANT61 ready for qualification testing for their upcoming space mission.

Mawson Rovers is delighted to announce we are supporting Australian robotics company ANT61 with the development of an aluminium satellite payload enclosure.

We have just published a new video on our YouTube channel which will be shown at the Australian Space Agency booth at IAC 2022 in Paris. Mawson Rovers will be part of the official Australian delegation selected by Austrade to attend the event.

Mawson Rovers has been selected by the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) to join the Australian delegation to the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) 2022 in Paris this September. As part of the delegation, our team will be travelling to Paris to attend the event and have a company display at the Australian Space Agency booth.

Mawson Rovers is pleased to share today that we have completed assembly of the first version of payload electronics for the UTS Resilient Space Computing Initiative, under the partnership announced in March.

Mawson Rovers is thrilled to announce we are supporting the University of Technology, Sydney with the development and launch of an experimental satellite payload mission, planned to launch on an Australian cubesat as early as 2023.

Mawson Rovers has submitted a bid for the Australian Space Agency’s Moon to Mars Initiative: Trailblazer Stage 1 grant program. The project proposal is called Yanada-1, and is supported by project partners Australian National University Institute for Space (ANU InSpace), Romar Engineering and Saber Astronautics.