OBSERVATORIO
UNDER THE AUX NAVALIA PROJECT A TECHNOLOGY SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMME AND PATENT MONITORING WILL BE LAUNCHED IN THE NAVAL AUXILIARY INDUSTRY
The program aims to launch a joint service of technological surveillance and monitoring of patents relevant to the naval auxiliary industries that will enable to apply innovations in their industry.
In order to carry out this activity, the following action will be launched :
- Development of a technology monitoring system on the web identified as a common service for the naval auxiliary industry in the participating regions.
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To carry out this objective properly, a short survey has been developed. It can be accessed by clicking on the link below:
Survey on technological surveillance In order to fill it in you should contact one of the project partners and ask them per e-mail a password. |
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A Transnational Technology Surveillance service of the naval auxiliary industry on the web. You can already access the following services: |
If you are interested in taking part in this process, please contact the project through:
email account: info@auxnavalia.org
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