Project co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund.
Wroclaw Technology Park (WTP) is a centre which supports entrepreneurs in developing their businesses and in generating revenues as a result of implementing innovations. The Park has modern infrastructure and R&D facilities, which allows executing scientific and business projects mainly related to broadly-understood new technologies.
The offer of WTP meets comprehensive needs of both newly established and flourishing companies. It covers such elements as rental of office and production space, training, consultancy, and assistance in obtaining additional funding.
WTP also includes the NUTRIBIOMED Cluster with unique research and production infrastructure – the Technological Line. The Park also offers 12 laboratories and prototype workshops, such as a complex of laboratories and prototype workshops enabling research in the area of:
as well as the Laboratory of Non-Destructive Research and the Mechanical Prototype Workshop.
From an idea to a product – all in one place. This assumption perfectly reflects the essence of the WTP research facilities. Entrepreneurs and scientists may take advantage of technological infrastructure and cutting-edge apparatuses which are able to turn even the most innovative idea into an actual product.
WTP features two thriving incubators which support the development of innovative businesses – the Lower Silesian Academic Incubator of Entrepreneurship (DAIP) and the Incubator of Entrepreneurship and Technology (IPIT). Over 150 companies have taken advantage of their support so far, and most of them have achieved market success.
The Park offers the rental of modern office, laboratory and office&laboratory spaces. Since WTP is located close to the centre of Wrocław and to the airport, just by the railway station and with direct access to the largest roads, they will be a perfect spot for running business operations.
It is possible to rent up to 19.5 thousand sq m of production and warehouse space in the renovated hall Nowa Siódemka. The space can be arranged according to the occupier’s preferences. It has been designed to allow the installation of large-sized devices and the setting-up of production lines.
The Engine House of Business premises are located near the centre of Wrocław, in a district which has always been associated with industry. The area of almost 13.5 ha houses the city’s largest production and warehouse hall – Nowa Siódemka, and a complex of post-industrial plots for sale, to be used for any purpose according to the occupier’s preferences.
The Technological Line is Poland’s only high-tech production line. It is adapted to the needs of the life science sector, food, dietary supplements and bioactive preparations in particular. It is closely related to the activity of the Nutribiomed Cluster.
The experts of WTP – practitioners with broad experience and the highest qualifications, run training courses and provide consultancy and pro-innovation services. They cover such areas as laboratory analysis, operation of research devices, technology transfer, quality systems or production optimisation.
Using a broadly developed networking system, WTP supports the processes of forming consortiums in the R&D sector. Furthermore, the Park’s offer includes a variety of standard analyses and tests. New technologies and analytical procedures are also developed.
WTP supports entrepreneurs in obtaining subsidies from EU or national funds for the purpose of launching their projects or developing innovations. The subsidies may have different forms: a subsidy voucher, public aid or de minimis aid.
WTP offers its residents comprehensive IT support, including consultations in terms of designing one’s own ICT and teletechnical networks, hosting services and co-location services.
The WTP complex includes air-conditioned conference and training spaces with multimedia devices and excellent sound equipment. The modern rooms can accommodate up to 150 people and are available 24/7.
Project co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund.