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Materials manufacturing SMEs invited to provide feedback on their needs for digital tools

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The project DiMAT, funded by Horizon Europe and focusing on "Digital Modelling and Simulation for Design, Processing and Manufacturing of Advanced Materials" is looking for input.

The project currently gathers industry feedback for the solutions it is developing - open digital tools for SMEs in Materials Manufacturing

These tools will help companies model, stimulate and optimize materials throughout the value chain.

To collect feedback, the project is conducting a brief, anonymous survey (about 15 minutes) that will help to refine the DiMAT solution's offer for SMEs. 

Survey link here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd7LzVpehwgCF8-qH5qwiN343j6eW7zmFWGGIrvOOtjxKKTHw/viewform  

Later this year, a call for early adopters will be launched with access to the DiMAT solutions and tailored experts support. 

Participating in this survey will give materials manufacturing SMEs located in Flanders the opportunity to provide their input on their needs to allow the project to tailor its offers for SMEs.

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