Entity
  • ROBOTT-NET (Robot Technology Transfer Network)

    Created in 2016
  • BETA

    To investigate (B)
    Some signals may appear as inconsistent with a regular activity
  • Social networks

    1,201 966
  • Entity types

  • Location

    Forskerparken, 5230 Odense, Denmark

    Odense

    Denmark

  • Employees

    Scale: 11-50

  • Engaged corporates

    1
    0 1
  • Added in Motherbase

    1 year, 5 months ago
Description
  • Value proposition

    ROBOTT-NET exists to help make the best ideas in industrial robotics a reality for the benefit of technology developers

    ROBOTT-NET exists to help make the best ideas in industrial robotics a reality; for the benefit of technology developers and European manufacturing.

    We offer free consulting to European companies that develop or deploy robot technology in industrial production.

    Our mission is to collect and share the latest knowledge about robot technology that can improve production, bring new ideas to market and ensure economic competitiveness.

    ROBOTT-NET is driven by four Research Technology Organisations in Denmark, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom. Through hands-on consulting, business plan development and communication with investors, we help companies of all sizes bring their ideas to market and optimise production.

    ROBOTT-NET works with technology developers, startups, SMEs and established manufacturers as well as academics and investors.

    ROBOTT-NET has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 688217

  • THIS IS ROBOTT-NET

    ROBOTT-NET exists to help make the best ideas in industrial robotics a reality for the benefit of technology developers and European manufacturing.

  • https://www.robott-net.eu/
Corporate interactions BETA
Corporate TypeTweets Articles
Renault Group
Renault Group
Automobile, Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
Renault Group
Automobile, Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
Other

8 Feb 2018


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