ADDED joins hands with Prototype to support technology innovation

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The programme also spreads awareness on key stages of innovation, including legal aspects to protect inventors’ rights.
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  • Inventors, backed by ADDED’s Takamul programme, will utilise Prototype Interactive’s latest technologies and techniques to develop their ideas
  • Since its inception until the end of October 2022, the Takamul programme has evaluated 1,013 patent applications, and supported 377 applications

Abu Dhabi, UAE— The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) has partnered with Prototype Interactive to support inventors in developing their ideas into innovative digital and technological applications that will contribute to a sustainable economy.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), signed between COAD and Prototype Interactive, allows inventors to access facilities and workshops of the firm to gain knowledge and receive professional training and assistance in building, designing, and developing digital and technological applications.

Inventors, backed by ADDED’s Takamul programme, will utilise Prototype Interactive’s latest technologies and techniques to develop their ideas and benefit their experts’ consultations and methods adopted to measure digital strategies and implement impactful designs.

In July, ADDED signed an agreement with GE Digital to accelerate the digital transformation of the Emirate’s manufacturing sector by leveraging innovative solutions to strengthen the UAE’s position as a global hub for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

They will also have access to workshops organised by Prototype on production of digital transformation’s prototypes.

This MoU reflects ADDED’s efforts to enhance the innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem by enhancing capacity building of inventors.

This year, ADDED announced the launch of a new industrial financing entity will soon be established in Abu Dhabi to finance large industries and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as industrial financing requires the establishment of new frameworks.

Since its inception until the end of October 2022, the Takamul programme has evaluated 1,013 patent applications, and supported 377 applications that meet the conditions for patent registration.

The programme also spreads awareness on key stages of innovation, including legal aspects to protect inventors’ rights such as intellectual property (IP) and ways to harness and boost commercial value of inventions.

Alexander Rauser, CEO of Prototype, said “Prototype is specifically excited about the partnership with ADDED as it will provide access to our DSX framework to the program participants and create a new way of ideation and creation. Our proprietary methodology has been used by hundreds of organisations and startups to launch digital transformation program’s and proven itself as effective, fast, and agile. We see this being in line with the vision of ADDED and their program participants.”

“We look forward to bringing in our niche Digital Experience expertise supporting new ventures and converting ideas into profitable businesses,” Rauser concluded.

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