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ACTMOST
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Area of relevance:
Production
Duration:
1 September 2010 - 28 February 2013 Affiliation:
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Funded by:
European Commission under FP7 Capacities Programme Abstract:
Technology-driven innovation requires top-experts and expensive technology supply chains to turn novel concepts into practical products. Companies however – and in particular small- and medium-sized enterprises – often do not have direct access to such infrastructure. In addition the highly-skilled people that can operate these technology platforms are hard to find. In such cases high-technology becomes a show-stopper rather than a catalyst for product innovation, economic growth, and job creation. ACTMOST, a platform that facilitates industrial access to photonics experts and micro-photonic technologies, can work as a new model to support companies that want to innovate with micro-photonic technologies.
Read more at www.old.myeos.org/system/files/ACTMOST%20Industry%20workshop%20KIT%20.pdf
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