Startup / Innovation Hubs

Makerspace Manchester is the University of Manchester's student-led makerspace — a creative hub for hands-on learning and innovation. Designed by students, for students, our space supports collaboration across disciplines, from engineering and design to art and industry. With equipment including 3D printers, laser cutters, power tools, and electronics workstations, we provide the tools and expertise to bring ideas to life. Whether it's an academic project, a start-up prototype, or a personal passion, Makerspace Manchester offers the resources and community to help students succeed. At Makerspace Manchester, students can access equipment, materials, guidance, and a vibrant community to build: • Personal projects and hobbies • Academic and research projects • Prototypes for start-up ideas • Competition entries and engineering challenges

Transforming Rwanda's tech startup landscape.

Supporting local communities and businesses in Dublin.

Empowering healthcare innovation.

Collaborative coworking and business mentoring.

Accelerating innovation and entrepreneurship in Marseille.

Connecting food innovators for a sustainable future.

Fostering Indo-German partnerships for innovation.

Intrinsic Innovations is a not-for-profit international business incubator based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Co-founded in 2021 by Andrew Sanden and Alec Wang, the organization serves as an innovation hub that supports entrepreneurship and global business expansion. The organization assists international entrepreneurs looking to launch innovative businesses in Canada and helps local companies expand across borders. Its services include international market entry support, entrepreneur bootcamps, and long-term support programs that focus on both business success and family settlement. Intrinsic Innovations also emphasizes technology commercialization, aiming to position Alberta as a leader in this sector. Additionally, it operates Intrinsic VC, a venture capital fund that provides financial support to emerging businesses in Alberta. The organization has built a strong global network and actively participates in international events to enhance its reach.

Boosting business innovation and entrepreneurship.

The Kerala Medical Technology Consortium (KMTC) is an initiative by the Government of Kerala, established in 2019, to make the state a leading hub for medical technology and devices. KMTC aims to position Kerala among the top medical device manufacturing locations in India by 2032 and to rank within the top 20 globally. The consortium focuses on fostering collaboration among research organizations, academic institutions, industry, healthcare providers, and government entities to accelerate medical device innovation and manufacturing. KMTC operates on a "Beyond Cluster" model, facilitating interaction among various stakeholders in the MedTech ecosystem without building new infrastructure. It provides comprehensive support to entrepreneurs, including financial assistance, mentoring, regulatory guidance, and marketing support, helping them navigate the challenges of medical device development. The consortium collaborates with key institutions like the Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology and TIMed to enhance research and development efforts in the medical technology sector.

Empowering tech professionals and startups in rural Lebanon.