About
The Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN) is a national collaborative network focussed on developing Australia’s sports technologies industry. We are a not-for-profit member-based organisation comprising leaders across the entire ‘sports eco-system’ in Australia, including sports tech firms, national sporting organisations, sports retailers and marketers, universities, researchers, and investors. The ASTN plays a leadership role in assisting Australian organizations involved in sports technologies to develop research and commercial opportunities, both nationally and globally.
Funded projects
Projects backed by Meshpoints
 Australian Sports Technologies Network | Accelerating Sportstech Innovation & Entrepreneurship in WA | Catalyst Create | Mar 2025 | $90,000 |
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MTPConnect
Not for profit
MTPConnect is a not-for-profit organisation aiming to accelerate the rate of growth of the medical technologies, biotechnologies and pharmaceuticals sector to increase commercialisation, collaboration and establish Australia as an Asia-Pacific hub for MTP companies. Formed in December 2015 as part of the Federal Government’s Industry Growth Centres Initiative, MTPConnect is an independent and trusted voice, calling for change to support the sector. MTPConnect raises awareness, fosters collaboration and competition, aggregates existing knowledge and shares it with the broader sector. It also jointly funds projects that address the Sector Growth Priorities and the constraints and gaps identified in the sector. MTPConnect's mandate as an Industry Growth Centre is focused on four key areas: Increasing collaboration and commercialisation across the sector Improving management and workforce skills Improving access to global supply chains and international markets Optimising the regulatory environment In WA, the State Government, through the New Industries Fund, committed $1.2 million over four years to establish a medical technology, biotechnologies and pharmaceuticals innovation hub, MTP(Med Tech Pharma)Connect WA Life Sciences Innovation Hub (WALSIH), to grow Western Australia's life sciences sector and support local jobs. Two full time appointments will support this activity - Professor Kevin Pfleger as Director of the WALSIH; and Dr Kate Brooks recently appointed as Director, Stakeholder Engagement. The WA MTPConnect Hub is a partnership between the WA Government, MTPConnect and The University of Western Australia, and will focus on: digitally enabled MTP solutions – particularly rural and remote applications; the development of medical devices; precision medicine and regenerative medicine products and services including utilising the State's internationally recognised capability in phenomics; clinical trials and development of pre-clinical expertise and capability; skills development in product translation and commercialisation; and investment attraction
Amygdala Consulting Pty Ltd
Advisory · Claremont, Western Australia
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Brightwater Care Group
Not for profit · Inglewood, Western Australia
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Chorus
Not for profit
Chorus is an Australian not-for-profit organisation providing community-based care and support services including aged care, disability services (NDIS provider), mental health support, and volunteering opportunities. Their mission is to empower and connect people through local, flexible care delivered by teams rooted in the community. Chorus engages volunteers and staff to deliver practical, genuine support to people seeking to stay independent, improve wellbeing, or participate in meaningful activities.
Curve Tomorrow
Small business · Parkville, Victoria
Curve Tomorrow is a digital health technology company that designs, develops, and implements software solutions to improve health and research outcomes. With over 13 years of experience exclusively in the healthcare sector, Curve Tomorrow collaborates with partners including hospitals and research institutes to create digital products, platforms, and mobile applications focused on patient care, research, and clinical processes. Their services also cover grant writing support, regulatory compliance, and commercialisation assistance.
Department of Health, Western Australia (WA Health)
Government Agency · Western Australia
The WA Department of Health is the state government agency responsible for overseeing public health services and guiding health policy, planning, and regulation across Western Australia. It provides health information, manages public health initiatives, supports hospitals, and coordinates programs for health professionals and the public to improve healthcare outcomes for the state.