Gyeongnam Creative Economy Innovation Center and Doosan Enerbility Support 3 Startups Together
2022 Dae-Star Innovation Growth Partners Collaborative Companies Mutual Agreement
Gyeongnam Creative Economy Innovation Center and Doosan Enerbility signed a mutual agreement with the 2022 Dae-Star Innovation Growth Partners collaborative companies.
View original image[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Seryeong] Gyeongnam Creative Economy Innovation Center and Doosan Enerbility announced on the 26th that they have signed a mutual agreement with the collaborative companies of the ‘2022 Dae-Star Innovation Growth Partners’.
The collaborative companies are three startups: Layerwise, Saebit Optical, and Akron Eco, with a mutual cooperation agreement signed to support their innovative growth.
The Dae-Star Innovation Growth Partners is an open innovation program aimed at achieving co-growth through open innovation by inducing active collaboration and maximizing mutual synergy between large corporations and startups (new ventures).
The Gyeongnam Center and Doosan publicly recruited participating companies until June 10 and selected three companies.
According to the Innovation Center, the selected companies proposed innovative technologies and solutions in Doosan Enerbility’s gas turbine 3D printing, optical design field, and nuclear decontamination technology field.
Through this agreement, the Gyeongnam Center and Doosan will provide the three companies with commercialization funds, technical expert mentoring, technology development, and support for related administrative procedures.
Each company will utilize its innovative technologies and ideas to solve collaborative tasks.
After the agreement ceremony, the three companies also participated in separate events to enhance the demand companies’ business understanding, such as visiting the promotional hall prepared by Doosan and a turbine factory shop tour.
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A program official said, “We are pleased to discover startups with fresh technologies and ideas,” and added, “We hope to actively collaborate and practically solve the pressing issues of large corporations.”
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