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3D printing of hybrid components
  • REPORT
  • 30 June 2020

3D printing of hybrid components

While 3D printing of hybrid components represents a niche market, it entails interesting insights for the deployment and commercialisation of 3D printed products. The value chain of metal 3D printing...

Electronics Sectoral Watch
  • REPORT
  • 30 June 2020

Electronics Sectoral Watch

While the electronics sector was traditionally driven by the consumer electronics market, this has recently been overtaken by markets more closely related to embedded electronics. Semiconductors have...

Bio-based flavours and fragrances
  • REPORT
  • 30 June 2020

Bio-based flavours and fragrances

While biotech flavours and fragrances (F&F) represent a niche, they may yet constitute an interesting example for an entry point to commercialise products based on synthetic biology, which is...

Technology definitions
  • REPORT
  • 04 June 2020

Technology definitions

The ATI Website focuses on the advanced technologies that will enable and help industries to successfully manage a shift towards a low-carbon and knowledge-based economy. 16 Advanced technologies have...

Study on Access of SMEs to KETs technological centres
  • REPORT
  • 15 September 2020

Study on Access of SMEs to KETs technological centres

This study has inventoried 1358 Technology Centres offering services to SMEs to innovate with Key Enabling Technologies (KETs) in the EU28. 47% are located in 5 Member States, 24% are located in EU13...

Slovakia: Smart Industry
  • REPORT
  • 07 May 2020

Slovakia: Smart Industry

Inspired by similar initiatives implemented in Germany and the Netherlands, the Ministry of Economy first presented the Smart Industry concept for Slovakia at a high-level conference in March 2016...

Latvia: National Industrial Policy Guidelines 2014-2020
  • REPORT
  • 02 June 2020

Latvia: National Industrial Policy Guidelines 2014-2020

The economic crisis proved that the Latvian economic model –mainly based on internal demand– was not sustainable. For that reason, action was taken to support the transition towards a more sustainable...