
Partnership company – Rimac Automobili
Partnering for Manufacturing Innovation At Rimac Technology, we innovate and create. We design, engineer, and produce high-performance EV components and systems for high-performance electric vehicles.
Startups and scaleups taking part in the EIT Manufacturing Hub Croatia Partnering for Growth Programme
are looking for business or innovation partners, manufacturing companies in need of specialist solutions and
expertise or technology providers interested in partnering. We invite you to explore their profiles and connect!
Partnering for Manufacturing Innovation At Rimac Technology, we innovate and create. We design, engineer, and produce high-performance EV components and systems for high-performance electric vehicles.
Ascalia – a unique management solution for production plants The Ascalia system provides access to plant information in real time. We collect information using new
ERGA – Reliable automation and optimization services The ERGA company has been successfully providing industrial automation and process control services, as well as optimization of
Worcon –metal and plastic processing industry in one place Worcon is a B2B industrial platform for connecting buyers and suppliers in the metal and plastic
SpectreXR – training solutions for the next-generation workforce As companies transform their businesses to be more digital, the rise of extended reality (XR) technology provides
Designed for Space. Intelligently applied to your industry. We design, develop, and build computer vision and AI systems for complex industrial environments – from manufacturing
Accelerating your new product development Protosfera focuses on the industrial application of modern prototyping technologies (3D printing and 3D scanning). Our fast responding team with
MIRET- develops environmentally advanced footwear designed to have the lowest possible impact on the environment Driven by our dedication and desire to make things better
Alavera – Software solution for optimization of the production process in the textile sector in the form of reimplementation of cutting waste material surpluses We