The Australian Sports Technologies Network (ASTN) is a not-for-profit, industry-led membership organisation providing leadership in the commercialisation, development and promotion of Australian-inspired sports technologies.
Established in 2012, ASTN supports the growth of Australia's $5.65 billion sportstech sector that employs almost 18,000 people nationally.
With more than 200+ members, ASTN is an innovation ecosystem of organisations with a vested interest in sports technology development. This includes leading sports technologies businesses, national sporting organisations, research institutions, sports distributors & retailers, government agencies, service providers and investors.
Queenslanders working and volunteering in community sport are set to access free training, with new CQUniversity pathways to level up game day, development and club operations. Delivered online and available across Queensland, the micro-credentials will improve capabilities and capacity across: Volunteer Leadership and Club Governance, Inclusive and Child Safe Sport ...
Minimis have combined your smart watch and phone, and put it in your sunglasses, to streamline athletic performance. There’s no more cocking your wrist to check your numbers, or taking your eyes off the road to tap on your phone. Ideal for running and biking, it’s a product created by ...
A series of workshops will be hosted by Austrade's Trade and Investment Commission supported by key partners, including Investment NSW, Global Victoria, the Department of State Development for South Australia and Trade and Investment Queensland, as well as industry partners, Fintech Australia, Australian Sports Technology Network and Tech Council of ...
Victoria Zorin, CEO & co-founder of Nola, was recognised in the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for B2B enterprise technology in 2023. Founded in 2020 and launched in late 2022, Nola was born from Zorin’s first-hand frustration with long queues at musical festivals, and her drive to improve those experiences. ...
The Australia France Sports Summit in Paris highlighted a clear strategic shift in how Olympic and Paralympic Games are evolving - from short-term global events into platforms for long-term economic, technological and social transformation.
ASTN’s fifth annual Sports Innovation Report reveals a thriving sector now worth A$7.11 billion, with growth accelerating to its highest level in recent years.
Australia is home to one of the most mature and interconnected sportstech industries in the world. After consultation with our members, the ASTN team has prioritised ten (10) major strategic opportunities for the Australian Sports Technology industry to embrace our 5-year strategy from 2022-2026.