Imagine a giant matchmaking club for factories that want to modernize. It connects companies with the latest tech, training for their workers, and a network of startups. It's like a one-stop shop to help old-school manufacturing become green and digital.
European manufacturers struggle to keep up with global competition due to a lack of skilled workers and slow adoption of sustainable, disruptive technologies.
A service-oriented organization featuring the AGORA open innovation platform, a Digital Learning Platform, and a Learning Factories Marketplace.
If you are a supplier dealing with outdated production lines — this project developed a service-oriented organization that provides re-skilling and training to drive competitiveness. This helps your staff master new tools to stay relevant in global markets.
If you are a manufacturer dealing with high waste and carbon footprints — this project developed the European Manufacturing System that identifies sustainable alternatives from idea to finished product. This allows you to align with EU sustainability goals.
If you are a startup dealing with difficulty finding early customers — this project developed the AGORA social network and Open Innovation platform. This provides a direct channel to commercialize your innovation within the European manufacturing sector.
Based on available project data, specific pricing is not listed, but the organization is transforming into a service-oriented entity with a prioritized catalogue of offerings.
Yes, the project aims to empower the entire European manufacturing domain and set global standards through its integrated system.
Based on available project data, the project supports the commercialization of innovations via the AGORA platform and supports startups with financial sustainability agreements.
The current business plan covers the period from 2023-01-01 to 2025-12-31.
Services are first piloted by CLCs or the Manufacturing SASU and then rolled out across the organization once successful.
The consortium is highly industry-focused, consisting of 8 partners across 7 countries. With a 50% industry ratio and 4 SMEs involved, the group is structured for commercial application rather than academic research, as there are 0 universities and 0 research organizations listed.
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