Thanks to additional funding, TU Delft Campus and its field labs are once again offering vouchers to small and medium-sized businesses. Gain access to knowledge, facilities, and networks for innovation in the fields of digitization, sustainability, climate, and robotics.
Through the Kansen voor West III program, co-funded by the European Union, additional grant funding has been awarded for vouchers. Through this grant, “KVW3-00629 Vouchers Update Bundle,” TU Delft Campus and the field labs located there are once again offering various vouchers that provide access to knowledge, facilities, and networks. With this increase in funding, we hope to once again support entrepreneurs through advisory, establishment, or pilot vouchers.
So, are you an SME looking to innovate in the areas of digitalisation, sustainability, climate, or robotics? Then this is your chance!
The field labs—The Green Village, DoIoT, Mondai AI, VPdelta, RoboHouse, SAM XL, and the Aerospace Innovation Hub—have already awarded more than 50 vouchers to SMEs under the current voucher program, which has now been fully utilised. Through this voucher program, we’ve seen that SMEs are able to carry out their very first consulting projects, small-scale experiments, or pilot projects in South Holland—or even establish a presence there.
We’re therefore very pleased that, thanks to this additional funding, we can continue to support SMEs through vouchers for the time being. Vouchers have proven to be a very accessible and effective tool for SMEs.
For more information, please contact the relevant field lab or send an email to: v.j.h.vandervarst@tudelft.nl
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