 Since it’s establishment in 1978, Benelec Pty. Ltd. has been supplying Transmission Components and Devices and Radio Communication Antennas Systems to the Professional Radio Communication, Marine, Auto Vehicle Location (AVL), Wireless and Broadcast Industries. Benelec provides the UNSW SRT with the necessary equipment to ensure the team is constantly in communication during testing runs and races. |
 The Weather Company is Australia’s leading commercial weather bureau and is sponsoring the team by providing data during the 2011 World Solar Challenge. |
 SEIKO is celebrating its 130th anniversary in 2011. They have been dedicated to perfection since 1881. As part of this incredible milestone, they are supporting Sunswift as a Silver Sponsor as the team faces the fiercest competition yet in the World Solar Challenge. |
 Altium Limited provides electronics design solutions that help designers create the next generation of electronic products. Altium has assisted the UNSW SRT by providing software and vital training for our electrical team. |
 Gurit develops and produces high-end composite materials that offer unparalleled features in terms of weight, stability, stiffness and design properties that make them our materials supplier of choice. They provide the team with valuable technical advice, along with discounts on their products. |
 The School of Photvoltaics and Renewable Energy Engineering is the first organisation in the world to provide undergraduate training in the area of Photovoltaics and Solar Energy. The School provides the team with support and guidance in it’s endeavours. |
 Mo Milling provide high end CNC machining for an array applications. They have supported the team for many years affording us design solutions that would otherwise be out of our reach. |
 The School of Computer Science and Engineering is a generous financial supporter of the UNSW SRT and we are delighted to have a partnership with this prestigious engineering institution. |
 Addcom’s rock-solid satellite communications powers Sunswift live and keeps us safe in the outback with satellite phones. |
The Faculty of Engineering of the University of NSW provides the UNSW SRT with a monetary grant, use of a range of facilities as well as valuable advice and support. The UNSW SRT helps promote the faculty at events such as UNSW Open Day and Sunsprint (model solar car challenge).
NICTA is Australia’s Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Centre of Excellence. They are an independent company in the business of research, commercialisation and research training and have supported the UNSW SRT for some years. The team is very happy to have them on board formally assisting with access to their hardware labs as well as financial contributions.
FleetPartners has been a provider of lease vehicles to the corporate business market since 1996. Currently 54,000 drivers in Australia and New Zealand drive vehicles provided by FleetPartners, who provide the team with support vehicles and fuel during the World Solar Challenge.
RS is one of the largest distributors of technical components in Australia and have provided the team with numerous components free of charge
Mirvac Group is one of Australia’s leading property developers and has supplied the UNSW SRT with safety equipment and OH&S expertise.
Fiberglass International is Australia’s leading supplier of composite materials. They offer the widest product range and the most extensive network of strategically located distribution centres spanning from Cairns in Northern Queensland to Canning Vale in Western Australia.
The U-committee has been supporting the UNSW SRT (and many other student groups) for many years, their main event is the Bookfair in April each year.
Tritium provided the team with discounts on their wavesculptor motor controllers and software updates. The team is very privledged to be using this world leading motor controler.
Gochermann Solar Technology is a world leader in the encapsultion of high preformance solar racing arrays. They have been a long time contra sponsor of the UNSW SRT.
