Fleet Space Technologies has constructed a new global headquarters (GHQ) and hyper factory for next-gen space and climate technologies at Adelaide Airport. This facility will enable Fleet Space to accelerate the production of its space technologies and scale its end-to-end exploration platform, powered by space and AI, ExoSphere.
“Today marks a significant leap into the future for Fleet Space and Australian innovation, as we continue our mission to build revolutionary frontier technologies that address the dual challenges of climate change and space exploration, from the heart of South Australia. What began as a bold vision ten years ago when we founded Fleet Space has grown into a global force transforming the future of exploration on Earth and beyond,” stated Co-Founder & CEO, Flavia Tata Nardini.
The new GHQ will possess advanced manufacturing and data center technologies, enabling a larger production capacity for Fleet Space’s patented smart sensors and satellites annually. GHQ will also form the basis for Fleet Space’s exploration-focused AI supercomputer, ExoCore - which will work to make the discovery of energy transition minerals faster and more sustainable.
"GHQ is the forerunner for the next-gen manufacturing model needed to unlock and scale the space, climate, and AI-powered technologies our planet needs to get back on track for net-zero,” said Chief Exploration Officer, Matt Pearson.
The GHQ will be used by over 40 exploration companies - like Rio Tinto, Barrick, Gold Fields, and Ma’aden - to discover energy transition minerals across five continents.