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Programmes ICT NMBP SecurityThe EU’s industrial policy approach promotes the creation of a competitive European industry. To support this, both systematic monitoring of technological trends, and data on advanced technologies are needed. The Advanced Technologies for Industries (ATI) project supports policymakers, industry representatives and academia with information on this.
The ATI website groups all the available information. It is a merger of the previous KETs Observatory and the Digital Tranformation Monitor initiative.
The project focuses on the advanced technologies that will enable and help industries to successfully manage a shift towards a low-carbon and knowledge-based economy. The following advanced technologies have been identified:
As a part of the European Commission’s policy to promote more cooperation between Technology Centres across Europe, ATI has perfomed a mapping of Technology Centres across Europe. These centres should help SMEs to cross the Valley of Death and go from lab to market more easily. As such, they help companiets to reduce the time-to-market for new innovation ideas.
For Belgium, 20 Technology centres have been selected, representing a wide variety of organisations (some more academic, some very industry driven) in the many different domain that ATI covers.
As mentioned, the Advanced Technologies for Industry (ATI) project has been set up to properly support the implementation of policies and initiatives. Therefore, a systematic monitoring of technological trends and reliable, up-to-date data on advanced technologies is needed. More precisely, ATI will also deliver:
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