Technology Enabling Centre
A programme by CAREER POINT UNIVERISTY
A Department of Science & Technology centre on campus that moves laboratory technologies towards MSMEs and industry.
At a glance
| Best for | Researchers, innovators and regional MSMEs looking to move a technology towards market |
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| Run with | Department of Science & Technology, Government of India |
About Technology Enabling Centre
The Technology Enabling Centre was established at Career Point University, Hamirpur by the Department of Science & Technology, Ministry of Science and Technology, on 28 March 2023. Its purpose is to build an ecosystem for technology development in universities and to connect researchers and innovators with other institutes, national laboratories and industry.
What it does
- Finds technologies being developed in the university's and other institutes' laboratories
- Assesses what MSMEs in and around the region need
- Judges how mature an identified product or process is
- Studies the market potential of those technologies
- Recommends pilot-stage and joint development to the department
- Assists industry with research and development in dense industry clusters
- Networks with technology development institutions and laboratories, and runs workshops, seminars and exhibitions with industry
Who can apply
- This is a technology-transfer function, not a founder intake. Approach it if you want to license, co-develop or source university technology.
How to apply: no application route is published. The centre's mailbox, cputec@cpuh.edu.in, is also the contact the incubator publishes.
Where to apply
Other CAREER POINT UNIVERISTY programmes
- The Pioneer IncubatorThe university's incubation cell, open to founders anywhere in India, entered by sending a written proposal rather than filling in a form.
- MSME Business IncubatorThe university acts as a host institute under the Ministry of MSME's MSME Innovative Scheme; you apply on the ministry's own portal, not through the university.
- Institution's Innovation CouncilThe campus innovation council for the university's own students and faculty, run under the Ministry of Education's Innovation Cell.