Many of them have gone on to become companies.  K-Tig and Titomic are currently listed on the Australian Stock Exchanged (ASX), and the remainder are operating as privately held companies. 

Fornax Advanced Materials produces next generation, state of the art materials for extreme environments and applications where failure is not an option.

RapiCure Solutions is accelerating innovation in the manufacturing of advanced composites through increased performance and sustainability.

CoDeAc Solutions is bringing greater speed, accuracy, and peace of mind to on-site detection of uranium and plutonium.

The technology travels across the battery supply chain, from measuring cell quality during production to improving battery safety during operation to increasing reliability in batteries during reuse.

K-TIG is a revolutionary welding process that can weld thick metals, including exotics metals, up to 100 times faster and up to 94% cheaper than current competitor technology. Both General Electric & Bilfinger reported in excess of 92% cost savings and 90+% reduction in welding time when using K-TIG.

Titomic is the beginning of industrial scale additive manufacturing for metals (3D printing). The Titomic process is unique in that it can manufacture complex parts from metal (including titanium), alloy or composites, at speeds 30 times faster than the largest and fastest commercially available metal 3D printers. ​

XFrame is a recoverable and reusable framing system for the next generation of sustainable construction. The result is an inherently braced structural matrix formed from CNC milled engineered plywood components that can be assembled into structural panels without the need for nails, glues, or screws.

Bygen Pty Ltd has developed revolutionary new technology for the production of high-quality activated carbon. This approach requires significantly less energy and infrastructure than the traditional methods of activated carbon production.

Makers Empire is the most advanced tool for teaching 3D printing at an elementary school level. In their first full financial year Makers Empire have already sold their system to 111 schools and are well on track to exceeding their projected budget of 250 schools.

The unique PREP software application is used by brand owners and packaging designers to design recyclable packaging for the circular economy. PREP Design is a joint venture between GreenChip, Planet Ark and Innovyz Waste & Recycling and the company owns and manages the PREP.

EnyGy develops, manufactures and markets smaller, lighter, faster, and longer-life supercapacitors.

A new and very cost efficient process for recycling certain PVC products and Aluminium Laminated PE such as plastic foil medical trays. Although two other processes exist for the recycle of PVC banners and other similar products, they are expensive and not viable. Additionally, there is currently no process for the recycling of Aluminium Laminated PE.

The use of separation science will improve the availability and reduce the cost of pharmaceuticals; improve infant mortality with increased routine testing; improve food safety and quality, and; enable fast turn-around testing for athletes.

Clarity Aquatic provides a promising new technology that will significantly reduce the amount of urban storm water pollution reaching environmentally sensitive downstream ecosystems. Clarity Aquatic simulates the naturally occurring water treatment processes by allowing plant roots to grow directly into the water column, similar to a hydroponic system.

A filtration system that collects fine particles, plaster and sediment from waste water preventing them from entering the water system. The system does not use chemicals and comes in two figurations namely Bench mounted and a Wheelie Bin. The Wheelie Bin is able to recycle water through the normal 820mm door space and up to 30 floors.

TFM transforms metal powder, chips and swarf into billets, bar, plate and wire without remelting. By removing the high cost of melting, our technology enables the cost effective re-use of waste material to be re-circularised into the metal supply economy with significant savings.

Athena IR-Tech has developed a new technology to continuously monitor the surface temperature of plant canopies (leaves) based on non-contact infrared temperature sensing. Canopy temperatures are used in an algorithm developed by the Waite Institute to calculate a novel index of plant water status or stress.

The CelluAir technology allows nano-channels to be created in cellulose layers. This cellulose can be used to form a filtration layer in surgical masks, other face masks and filtration systems.

Fusion AM's products are corrosion resistant, able to take very high temperatures and are lightweight and have applications in defence and aerospace, sport and recreation, water supply and treatment, ocean engineering, automotive and chemical manufacturing amongst others.