Innosquare Ltd.

Startup
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Innosquare Ltd. is the technology and knowledge transfer company of the University of Pannonia, Hungary, dedicated to bridging the gap between academic research and industrial application through R&D collaboration and innovation management.

Founded & HQ
Veszprém, Hungary
Activity highlights
Launched a Proof of Concept (PoC) grant program supporting researchers, research groups, and industrial partners in validating the feasibility of university-derived innovations.

Innosquare Ltd. is the designated technology and knowledge transfer entity wholly owned by the University of Pannonia in Hungary. It serves as an operational bridge between the university's academic research departments and external industrial or commercial partners. The company specializes in facilitating research and development collaborations, managing intellectual property, supporting technology licensing, and assisting with the commercialization of university-born innovations and spin-off companies. By providing expertise, funding guidance, and strategic management for Proof of Concept programs, Innosquare ensures that scientific findings are successfully converted into viable market solutions.

For industrial and corporate partners, Innosquare acts as a primary contact point for accessing the university’s extensive research infrastructure and technical expertise. It helps businesses solve corporate challenges through innovation, navigate patenting processes, and establish new value chains via collaborative projects. By streamlining the interaction between academic researchers and private sector entities, the firm plays a critical role in regional economic development and the practical application of scholarly achievements in industrial settings.

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