Swinburne University of Technology made a significant impact at the Avalon Australian International Airshow 2025, showcasing its expertise in aerospace, advanced manufacturing, and space technology. The week-long event featured demonstrations from Swinburne's Aerostructures Innovation Research Hub, the National Industry 4.0 Testlab, and the Space Technology and Industry Institute. Swinburne's partnership with CAE allowed for the display of aircraft used for aviation training, highlighting the university's unique aviation programs. One of the key highlights was Swinburne's involvement in supporting Australia's first lunar rover mission, providing essential technology for lunar dust mitigation and radiation testing. The university's innovation was further demonstrated with the launch of EntroMat, which will deliver high-performance powders for advanced manufacturing applications such as aerospace and medical technology. Swinburne also received recognition at Avalon 2025 with the Innovation Award for their collaboration with Skyportz on a modular vertipad design for air taxis. Additionally, Swinburne's participation in the event emphasized the importance of digital integration and 3D printing in manufacturing, showcasing their cutting-edge capabilities in these areas.