Hands-on help for startups

Accelerator programme for startups at incubator

This accelerator programme provides hands-on help from tech experts to startups that have been selected by Odense Robotics StartUp Fund for a place at the incubator at Danish Technological Institute.

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Hands on help for startups

The accelerator programme is open to startups selected by the Odense Robotics StartUp Fund for a place at the internationally recognised incubator at the Danish Technological Institute in Odense. Here, startups get hands-on help to strengthen their business and technology.

Startups access founder-friendly investment and funding, sparring from robotics and business specialists as well as first-class incubator facilities.  Startups get help from a team of experts, who are on hand to offer specialist sparring and advice on technical and business matters.

This is a gateway to Denmark’s robotics ecosystem, providing access to a unique and close-knit network of investors, experienced robotics entrepreneurs and industry leaders.

Services

How startups benefit

Develop your product and strategy

Services include: prototype development, business strategy, mentorship, funding support and pitch practice.

Be part of our startup community

Services include: office space alongside other startups, prototyping facilities, branding and PR, networking with investors, mentors and partners.

Innovate together with experts

Hands-on help from technical specialists to advance a topic of your choice. Services provided: technical advice, testing support, compliance and development.

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More information

Learn more about who is eligible and which organisations are behind the accelerator programme.

Who can take part

The hands-on help is for startups that have been selected by the Odense Robotics StartUp Fund for a place at the incubator at Danish Technological Institute.

Who's behind the project

The programme is funded by The Danish Industry Foundation, which has granted 9 million kroner to Odense Robotics, which runs the programme in collaboration with the Danish Technological Institute.

In addition to accelerating many robotics entrepreneurs, the funding will also support the Odense Robotics StartUp Fund so that it can grow in scale, become self-sustaining, and form the foundation for a sustainable entrepreneurial environment where money is continuously reinvested.

Overall, more than 80 startups are expected to undergo a qualification and maturation process as part of the project. 20 startups will be selected over four years and offered in-depth innovation programmes.