Chief · Founder, Ping

Matthew Stead

Roles

Role	Organisation	Sources
Chief · Founder	Ping	@AuManufacturing (Tue 1 Sep 2020), SmartCompany (Tue 1 Sep 2020), SmartCompany (Thu 16 Jul 2020), RenewEconomy (Tue 14 Jul 2020), @AuManufacturing (Wed 4 Sep 2019), RenewEconomy (Wed 4 Sep 2019), SmartCompany (Wed 17 Jul 2019), RenewEconomy (Tue 16 Jul 2019), @AuManufacturing (Tue 16 Jul 2019), SmartCompany (Wed 1 May 2019), @AuManufacturing (Thu 7 Mar 2019), SmartCompany (Wed 6 Mar 2019), @AuManufacturing (Tue 5 Mar 2019), RenewEconomy (Mon 4 Mar 2019)

Coverage

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Seed $1.3m

Australian start-up raises $1.3m for ‘stethoscope’ for wind turbines

Australian startup Ping raised $1.3 million in seed funding from investors including Artesian to develop and commercialise its acoustic fault-detection device for wind turbines, having earlier received South Australian government backing.

RenewEconomy Tue 14 Jul 2020 Ping South Australian Government Artesian VC David Pisoni Matthew Stead

Also SmartCompany·SmartCompany·RenewEconomy·@AuManufacturing

2 deals

Funding windfall for windfarm listening device

Adelaide startup Ping Services closed a seed round and earlier received government funding for its turbine-listening device, with a new version launching soon.

@AuManufacturing Tue 16 Jul 2019 Ping Myriota University of South Australia Matthew Stead

Also RenewEconomy·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·RenewEconomy·@AuManufacturing

4 deals

Wind, water and Australian sun: Five startups making waves in renewable energy

Profile of five Australian renewable-energy startups covering wave power, wind forecasting, turbine monitoring, solar payment plans and battery materials, along with their recent grants and raises from ARENA, government programs, AirTree, NAB and others.

Also SmartCompany·Australian FinTech·Techboard

2 deals

Australian wind turbine listening device prepares for commercial launch

Adelaide startup Ping receives a government commercialisation grant to launch its acoustic wind-turbine blade monitor, while satellite communications firm Myriota's earlier Series A backing and South Australia's space sector are recapped.

RenewEconomy Mon 4 Mar 2019 Myriota Ping Australian Space Agency Fleet Space Technologies Southern Launch Spaceflight University of South Australia Australian Government Boeing HorizonX Matthew Stead

Also @AuManufacturing·SmartCompany·@AuManufacturing·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·@AuManufacturing·RenewEconomy·RenewEconomy·@AuManufacturing

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