ASTN 2023 Member Event in Melbourne

Held at Launchpad in Cremorne, the event was emceed by Sarah Duffy, with speakers from ASTN, along with Connie Crisafi from the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions to unpack the report findings which included a detailed market sizing and economic impact analysis on Australia’s sportstech industry with a spotlight on Victoria, key trends and future opportunities for Australia’s sportstech ecosystem.

The event provided an excellent opportunity for Victoria’s leading sportstech companies to network with other industry leaders – working together to take the local sportstech sector into its new era of growth.

“We’d like to take the opportunity to thank our loyal member network. We pride ourselves on being an industry-led ecosystem of organisations with a vested interest in sports technology and innovation. And the turnout of our Melbourne member event is a true testament to how passionate this community is about working together to grow the sportstech sector,” said Dr Martin Schlegel, Executive Chair, ASTN.

ASTN was also honoured to have a cutting-edge server robot by Kennon Robotics serving at the event. ST Solutions Australia (Platinum member) – the experts in Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things and Robotics – also brought along Peppa the friendly humanoid robot to interact with guests.

A special thank you to our guests, ASTN members, the ASICE Advisory Council, the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions, Dominic O'Brien and Troy Toohey from Global Victoria, LaunchVic, Bianca K. and the team from Sportradar, Greg Wiggill and Jane Wiggill from MultiBall Australia and representatives of various universities who attended.

To view the 2023 Sports Innovation Report visit: New report reveals Australia’s sportstech Sector is now worth a $4.25 billion

Highlights from the event below.