Incubator camp’s boost for sci-tech cooperation
Sci-tech 50, the first incubator camp organized by Jiading District’s Nanxiang Town and Kunshan City’s Qiandeng Town, concluded on July 3 with fruitful outcomes that included a fund and many projects to boost sci-tech cooperation in the Yangtze River Delta region.
Established at the camp’s closing ceremony, the Nanxiang Qiandeng Innovation Fund will focus on smart manufacturing in the region where firms that joined the camp will be given prior consideration when there is an investment.
Several agreements were signed at the venue.
Professional incubators and sci-tech industry operation institutions including SIMIC Inno Spring, TEEC Inno Spring and ICVIC will join with the Qiandeng, Yidi and Chengpeng industrial parks to build a “sci-tech innovation space and service platform.”
An exchange center for innovation and entrepreneurship was also unveiled.
At the ceremony, five projects among 33 participants of the camp stood out in the end and won the chance of a roadshow.
Representatives showcased their products, technologies and commercial modes accompanied by instructors for projects such as a new technical platform that keeps data private and an automatic flight system for drones.
The remaining participants were given one-on-one startup consulting, visits from leading companies in the industry and in-depth interviews by media during the 50-day camp session.
The camp was the first cross-region innovation and entrepreneurship program built by local governments to make the platform international and professional as well as an active step that goes with the Yangtze River Delta integration strategy.
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