Incubation and Innovation Centre (IIC-IGTR)
A programme by Indo German Tool Room, Aurangabad
The tool room's own incubation centre offers admitted incubatees co-working space, design software, machine access and mentor links, but publishes no application form, dates or fees.
At a glance
| Best for | Hardware and tooling-led founders, and the centre's own trainees, who want desk space, design software and machine access inside a working tool room. |
|---|---|
| Stage | Idea – Prototype |
| Format | In person |
About Incubation and Innovation Centre (IIC-IGTR)
IIC-IGTR is described only in an undated two-page PDF linked from the About menu of the tool room's site. It says the centre exists to foster technology-based entrepreneurship and to help its trainees and aspiring entrepreneurs turn ideas into reality. The PDF cites press from 2017 and 2019, so treat it as a description of a facility, not a live call for applications.
What you get
- Co-working space made up of a reception, a cabin, a workshop and a meeting or conference room.
- Access to CAD, CAM and CAE software and design facilities.
- Access to conventional and CNC machines, 3D scanning and printing, and automation services.
- Connections to mentors, angel investors and financial services, and consultation from the functional and technical team.
- Shared infrastructure: computer, internet, printer, scanner, photocopier, power backup, security and a cafeteria.
- For high-potential startups, support for future financing efforts and opportunities such as a seed fund.
Who can apply
- The PDF names trainees, aspiring entrepreneurs and budding entrepreneurs. It states no company, stage, sector or location requirement.
How selection works: not published. The PDF says facilities are offered to incubatees on an individual basis upon admission, but not how admission is decided.
How to apply: no form or steps are published. Write to incubation@igtr-aur.org and ask how admission works, what it costs, how long a stay lasts and whether equity is involved.
Where to apply
Other Indo German Tool Room, Aurangabad programmes
- MSME Innovative (Incubation) scheme: IGTR Aurangabad as host instituteIGTR Aurangabad is listed as a host institute under the Ministry of MSME's incubation scheme, so an innovator can name it as the place where their idea is built into a proof of concept.
- Training courses (long, medium and short term)Vocational and professional training in tool and die making, CNC, CAD, CAM, CAE and related skills, including some state and central sponsored batches for specific groups.