Christian Sundell
Director, Programs
PrintoCent Board Member
+358 50 368 9609
PrintoCent
Commercializing Printed Intelligence
PrintoCent Innovation Center
VISION
PrintoCent is printed intelligence and optical measurements world–class
innovation center, whose customers are globally leading companies
Commercializes the research results of the Printed Intelligence and
Optical Measurement and takes the technologies from
lab-to-fab-to-markets
Regional target is to get 1% of the forecast 250 billion €
printed electronics market 2030 to Finland and to Oulu =
Established 2009 - to create business
• in cooperation with companies – PrintoCent Industrial Members
• PrintoCent Founding Members: VTT, University of Oulu, Oulu
University of Applied
Sciences and Business Oulu
• project portfolio 15 M€ (target was 10M€), company funding 2 M€
- 2009-2012
• showing the maturity of the technology with demos
•challenges: co –operation attitude (building trust), agile funding for
seed phase startups, roles for founding members
PrintoCent Story
2009 - 2012
Commercializes the research results of the Printed Intelligence and Optical Measurement
Status 2013 - resources for commercialization & industrialization
• per annum over 300 man years, and growing
• established 20+ start-ups and growing (about 100 new jobs)
• 5 installed manufacturing lines and additional measuring lines with fulltime operators • multidisciplinary integration of materials, chemistry, biochemistry, optics, electronics, ICT • education in Universities and trainings for Industry
• Printed Intelligence Business Development Program “PÄLLI” • Business Accelerator for growth companies
• 60+ companies in the ecosystem • Funding co –operation
• Excellent networking
• COLAE EUFP7 with 17 partners – coordination within PrintoCent www.colae.eu
• Business Development and Networking events
• PRINSE – seminars 2010, 2012 and again PRINSE`14 25-26.2.2014 for Industry Voice
PrintoCent Today
Commercializes the research results of the Printed Intelligence and Optical MeasurementIndustrialization
Start up companies founded within PrintoCent
1. MK Fluidics (1), Biodiagnostics, Oulu
2. FocalSpec (6), Optical instrumentation, Oulu
3. Lumedy -OLED lighting solutions, Oulu – on hold
4. Nanordic (2) Nanomaterials, Oulu
5. Iscent (1), Hot embossed decorative products, Tampere-Helsinki
6. TactoTek (20) Optical Touch Screens, Oulu:
7. Global Innovation Network (30) Rapid diagnostics,Oulu:
8. KeepLoop (2) Mobile phone microscope, Tampere & Oulu
9. Spektikor (3),Disposable heartbeat monitor, Oulu:
10. Detemex (2), rapid diagnostics, Oulu
11. Neficon (4). Development services, Oulu
12. Goodwiller (3), rapid diagnostics, Oulu
13. Premisense (4), home monitoring, Oulu
14. MePromation (1), R2R testing services; Oulu
15. Qlu (2), Hearing Aid Services and Systems (accelerator-2), Oulu
16. The active paper company (1), Helsinki
17. InstaFe (0), Oulu
COLAE partners
Acronym: COLAE
Starting date: 1 Sep 2011
Duration: 36 months
Call: FP7-ICT-2011-7
EC budget: EUR 3.75M
Coordinator:
14.-15.3.2012 Printed Intelligence Industrial Seminar, Oulu, Finland
JOT Automation, Schneidler Elektronik, Walki, Orion Diagnostica, Ynvisible, Coatema, Canatu,
Corning, Iscent, Merck Chemicals, BASF, ALTANA, Screentec, Savcor, DuPont, Cencorp,
Eight19, Solar Press, Nokia, Delektre, Mekoprint, MpicoSys, PHD Nordic, Bayer, Finnseri, SCA,
ARMOR SA, Stora Enso, tesa SE, Marisense, NANOCOMP, Offcode, Pulse, Bosch Rexroth, DAI
NIPPON PRINTING, Beneq, Nanordic, Henkel Electronics Materials, 3D-Micromac, Abbott,
Xerox, Simavita, GIN, Spektikor, FocalSpec, Robert-Bosch, eni, Uteco, Polar Electro, MK
Fluidics, AU Optronics, NRC, Nordloop, Enfucell, Meadville Aspocomp, ST Microelectronics,
NRW Invest, Bergen Group, Osborne Clarke, Lifeline Ventures, Taikon Advisor, Brand ID,
Nissha Europe, Thinfilm Electronics, Sanamaailma, TARKETT, Lake Group, iProtoXi, Elcoflex,
Accenture, Fairchild Semiconductor
Totally 268 registered participants, 24 countries,
PRINSE`14
25-26.2.2014
builds a
15 M€ program 2013 -2015 for its members
• projects on Pilot manufacturing, Industrialization and Killer Applications
• 50% of growth funding comes from public sources, including EU, regional, etc. • founding members invest – 3 M€ to management, facilities and projects
• company funding
• Membership fees 50 companies - 0.5 M€
• Participation to joint specified projects – case by case
offers unique
Design, Develop and Pilot Manufacturing Environments
• to prototype products and demonstrators for market trials - 100.000 units • to reduce commercial and technical risk before fully commercial operation • to develop maturity of industrialization to enable R&D in companies
• to be utilized in joint specified projects
targets to
Value Chains created by its members
• over 50 companies (30.6.2013)
• first Member meeting in March 2013 – to start the first projects spring 2013 • on-going hunting of killer applications for scale-up
• stimulates the start-up creation
PrintoCent 2013 - 2015
Ecosystem creation for manufacturing as well as pre- and post operations – recruiting companies to PrintoCent cluster (now 60+)
• Target to establish a community for building joint development activities for new mass scale products and business growth
• Offering
• Industry Ecosystem Membership Network utilization, business and project initiation
• Priority access to PrintoCent Pilot Factory
• Annual training or consultation day Based on company needs.
• PRINSE-seminar 2014 Free for speakers and 50% discount on seminar fee. Every second year
• Annual member meeting Status of projects, Workshop on new topics, Research portfolio of founding members
• Identification of new project ideas Continuous process to establish value chains for joint projects.
• Yearly membership fee - 1 k€ StartUp & Micro, 3 k€ SME, 6 k€ LSE - 3 year commitment
PrintoCent Cluster
Industrial and Founding Members
Building value chains
PrintoCent 2013 – 2015
Cluster and the Three programs
Killer
Applications &
Products
3 cases / 100000 units other casesIndustrialization
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