The Australia tech industry offers U.S. firms a range of opportunities as it evolves in response to post COVID-19 pandemic challenges and opportunities.

Australian businesses are increasingly implementing AI to achieve business goals and enhance data management. 

The agricultural robotics sector in Australia is experiencing significant growth, driven by the need to enhance productivity and efficiency in farming.

Australia’s recreational marine market offers opportunities for a broad range of U.S. recreational marine products and services suppliers.

Australian industries, from construction, mining, and energy to shipbuilding are seek to productivity with automation solutions, including welding robots.  

Australia’s water management utilities are exploring potable and non-potable purified recycled water to address water scarcity and ensure long-term resilience.

Despite competition, the Australian oral health market offers promise for U.S. firms due to population growth, aging population, and rising disposable incomes.

The Australian Strategic Defense set the agenda for ambitious reform and a blueprint for policy, defense planning and resourcing for the coming decades. 

U.S. cosmetic companies are advised to review Australian regulatory practices in order to take advantage of the US$3 billion market.

The Australian Government is fostering a robust biotechnology industry that attracts recognition, promotes research and commercializes new therapeutic products.

The full-size truck market in Australia is expanding, providing opportunities for U.S. companies. 

The Australian Government has been actively promoting the development and adoption of robotics and automation technologies.  

In March 2023, Australia’s parliament passed the country’s most significant emissions reduction legislation in more than a decade. 

Rooftop solar is poised to overtake coal as Australia’s biggest source of generation capacity, as new installations accelerate the decline of fossil fuel. 

U.S. companies offering waste management and recycling solutions may find new opportunities in NSW after the state government banned single-use plastic.