Funding project launched
Visual Components supports start-ups
Visual Components has launched a start-up support project in the DACH region. The new program is specifically designed to support young companies.
With the Visual Components start-up program, the developer of 3D production simulation technologies wants to support young companies, as they often have enormous innovative strength but work with very limited budgets. This means they have to think carefully about every investment.
According to Matthias Wilhelm, Territory Sales Manager at Visual Components and responsible for the VC start-up program in the DACH region, this is where the program comes in: It aims to support young and innovative companies in turning their visions into reality. The aim is for them to benefit from simple and cost-effective access to Visual Components' simulation solutions. Interested start-ups can register and qualify in just a few steps. According to Visual Components, the demand is enormous.
With the automation experts from Ecosphere Automation, the Swiss specialists for 3D process simulations from ProLean and Pharmabotix, also based in Switzerland, the first participants are already using the software solutions as part of the program.
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