SGInnovate’s Corporate Pitch Event series brings together the community of corporates, CVCs and startups for thought leadership discussions, knowledge sharing and networking.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering, Industry 4.0 and Robotics
Industry: Advanced Manufacturing
Global supply chain disruption is a major challenge faced by many businesses today. Many companies are rethinking where and how they make and source their goods. The pandemic has also intensified diversification away from single sources and to produce closer to market. As economies and businesses reopen, forward-looking manufacturing companies see an opportunity to revitalise and rebuild supply chains for longer-term resilience and optimisation.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering, Startup and Corporate Open Innovation
Industry: Logistics & Supply Chain
Green hydrogen - produced through renewable energy, only accounts for 0.1% of global hydrogen production. Its potential is immense and undeniable as a clean energy source and a sustainable way for carbon-heavy and energy-hungry industries such as shipping, transportation and mobility to decarbonise.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering, AI / Machine Learning / Deep Learning
Industry: Urban Mobility (USS)
Morning Pitch is a pitching platform hosted by Deloitte Tohmatsu Venture Support. This platform helps startups form business alliances and partnerships with large corporations, corporate venture capitals and venture capital firms. The focus for this Morning Pitch will be on Logistics.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering, AI / Machine Learning / Deep Learning
Industry: Logistics & Supply Chain
5 years ago, World Economic Forum (WEF) study uncovered that Industry 4.0 technologies were underutilised, with more than 70% of companies stuck in “pilot purgatory”. Fast forward to the present, how has that picture evolved?
Come 24 February, join our partners WEF and the Singapore Economic Development Board for a global virtual event where industry experts share key insights from the Manufacturing Transformation Insights Report 2022, drawing data from over 600 manufacturing companies across 30 countries.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering, Industry 4.0 and Robotics
Industry: Advanced Manufacturing
SGInnovate and Extreme Tech Challenge (XTC) are co-hosting a regional competition that culminates with XTC Singapore Demo Day on 23 March 2022, where outstanding startups will be showcased.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering, AI / Machine Learning / Deep Learning, MedTech / HealthTech / BioTech, Sustainability, Others
Industry: Others
Register now for a free Digital Visitor pass or purchase a Digital Conference pass to access all of ITAP programmes at 20% off with the code SGINNOVATE20.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering, Industry 4.0 and Robotics, Investments, Startup and Corporate Open Innovation
Industry: Advanced Manufacturing
The road from ideation to production is not easy for any startup, especially for MedTech startups who face more stringent regulations than startups in most other sectors. This is why one of the most significant decisions that a MedTech startup will make is whether to outsource product development. And as soon as that decision is made, working with a contract manufacturer can deliver unexpected benefits.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering, MedTech / HealthTech / BioTech, Startup and Corporate Open Innovation
Industry: Health and BioMedical Sciences
With the rise of home and building automation, sensor devices are deployed in various IoT applications for monitoring indoor environmental parameters, such as temperature, luminosity, humidity and air quality. An IoT application may contain hundreds and thousands of sensors, which generate an immense amount of data. The data quality is crucial as the generated data provides input for building optimization and even drives decisions- while poor sensor data quality may lead to bad decision-making.
Topics: 5G Technology, Advanced Materials and Engineering, Computer Science
Industry: Built Environment (USS)
High-performance advanced materials are at the core of the technological innovations needed to reach a sustainable, climate-neutral economy and society. Such materials are a part of the solution to our global challenges, offering better performance in their use, at a lower cost, resource and energy requirements, and improved sustainability at the end-of-life of the products. The development of these new materials could transform our world over the next few decades. We will require Advanced Material innovations across industries and all sectors of the economy to sustain our current and future consumption levels.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering, Deep Tech for Good, Sustainability
Industry: Others
In this digital age, the concept of Open Innovation is to better use shared resources among corporates and startups to solve complex problems today. The manufacturing industry has thus recognised the need for more innovative solutions to keep up with the highly digitised world or widely termed Industry 4.0. Artificial Intelligence, advanced robotics, IIOT and digital twin have significantly reduced maintenance costs and quality improvement. To better pivot themselves to embrace these transformational technologies, manufacturers thus seek to collaborate with the ecosystem, particularly with startups.
Topics: Advanced Materials and Engineering
Industry: Advanced Manufacturing
