Titomic, headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, is a leader in cold spray additive manufacturing technology, providing solutions for the aerospace and defense industries. They specialize in metal coating and the creation of solid structures using their proprietary Titomic Kinetic Fusion (TKF) process. Titomic partners with companies like Boeing and Airbus and research institutions to develop lightweight, high-performance components and materials for space applications, including thermal radiators for satellites. The company's technology aims to improve wear resistance, durability, and thermal efficiency of aerospace components.
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NASA and Titomic have reached a Space Act Agreement to conduct testing and evaluation of components produced using Titomic’s proprietary cold spray technology.
Titomic’s cold spray technology is positioned as suitable for space and aerospace applications where structural integrity and reliability are critical.
The Space Act Agreement provides Titomic an opportunity to demonstrate the capabilities of its advanced manufacturing technologies for potential defense, space, and industrial applications.
NASA will assess characteristics of Titomic-produced parts during the initial evaluation for potential use in aerospace applications.
The Space Act Agreement supports collaboration focused on technical assessment and information exchange between NASA and Titomic.
Titomic has an opportunity under the agreement to demonstrate the capabilities of advanced manufacturing processes in extreme environments.
Titomic’s cold spray technology produces high-performance, lightweight parts without the need for heat or melting.
Dr. Andreas Schwer is a board member and recently retired Non-Executive Chairman of Titomic Ltd, an ASX-listed Australia-based company.