Industrial training: Deeptech
Training responsible : Mikael Syväjärvi
In this training we learn about research to deeptech. Contact us to have this for your organization or project.
– Deep tech startups face unique challenges and require founders and investors to be prepared for a complex journey.
– AI and ML are crucial in deep tech companies for data analysis and advanced solutions.
– Deep tech startups work on scientifically complex technologies requiring specialized expertise.
– Development cycles can be long, leading to delayed market entry and financial challenges.
– Deep tech startups face higher risk of failure, making funding acquisition more difficult.
– Deep tech startups often operate in regulated industries, requiring compliance with complex regulations.
– Protecting valuable IP through patents is critical but challenging and expensive.
– Marketing approaches in deep tech differ, with a focus on research and development before product promotion.
– Balancing excitement and accurate communication is a challenge in deep tech startups.
– Deep tech startups involve extensive research, high risk, and uncertainty in the initial stages.
– Unlike typical tech startups, deep tech focuses on scientific feasibility rather than just business execution.
– Deep tech startups face a high risk of scientific failure.
– Funding after validation requires proving market fit, scalability, and potential returns on investment.
– Staying updated on advancements and emerging opportunities is crucial in the evolving deep tech field.