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The focus of the AMTCE is to address the skills needs in the high value manufacturing and technology sectors, provide more modular and flexible training courses that can be used to upskill and reskill the existing workforce.
BIA Innovator Campus is Ireland’s leading food incubation and innovation campus supporting ambitious food businesses through state-of-the-art food production facilities coupled with the technological and business supports needed to promote innovation and scaling.
This project provides access to a suite of state-of-the-art digital fabrication hardware and software co-located with a thriving enterprise centre.
This project meets industry needs by offering solutions and employing methodologies to deliver impact for industry companies, employing new technologies, automation and increasing operational efficiencies in manufacturing processes in an ever-changing global market.
The aim of this project is to establish a transport testbed for Ireland, harnessing data to inform new mobility innovations.
The Shared Kitchen facility is an open-plan kitchen space designed to support 10-12 incubating, early-stage startups and scaling food businesses simultaneously. The management team offers business support, mentoring, training, workshops, and networking opportunities within a vibrant food community. Additionally, The Shared Kitchen supports marginalised groups by providing the facility for training and cooking for charitable purposes.
The aim of this Innovation Tech Hub is to create high value tech sustainable jobs (especially indigenous tech) in the west of Ireland. They are also big supporters of welcoming multinational companies to use the PorterShed office spaces as landing bases. They want companies to use the space to start their ideas, grow, and scale.
The aim of this project was to create an innovation ecosystem in Inishowen, Co. Donegal, by delivering an enterprise capacity building programme, based on cross-fertilising the peninsula’s high-tech skillsets and applied research potential in traditional sectors, focused around a new Inishowen Innovation hub (The ii).
The Guinness Enterprise Centre provides a world-class enterprise and co-working centre of excellence for start-ups. It offers a free “home from home” facility to start-ups based in over a dozen enterprise and incubation centres all over the country, who wish to have a work base for a few days while in Dublin.
The AIM Centre is Ireland’s National Innovation Centre for Manufacturing SMEs, focused on digitalisation, Industry 4.0, and AI adoption. The AI Studio @ AIM is designed to accelerate AI adoption in Irish manufacturing, providing SMEs with hands-on demonstrations, training, and advisory services.
RDI Hub is a not-for-profit Public Private Partnership with the mission to build on regional strengths in the South West of Ireland and improve the capability and competitiveness of regional enterprises and encourage entrepreneurial activity, productivity, and innovative capability in the region.