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Steinbeis Centre For Technology Transfer, India

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The Steinbeis India is a ‘Steinbeis Enterprise’ involved in the field of providing Technology Services to industry – specially SME’s in various fields of Technology & Management, utilising the Steinbeis Network and also creating network with various technology organisations across the globe.



The Steinbeis Transfer owes its origins to the Steinbeis transfer centers (today “Steinbeis Enterprises”) established during the early years of the foundation in the 1980s. These units are organized as “company in a company”. Fundamental transfer from different sources of knowledge is fostered and built on through stand-alone Steinbeis enterprises which operate beyond the auspices of universities and research institutions. The portfolio of services of the specialized Steinbeis enterprises includes:

•Consulting •Research & development•Training and employee development•Analyses and expert reports

in all fields of management and technology.

Services: customer driven services, contract based

Decentralized Transfer Network: 918 Steinbeis Enterprises

Competence: all fields of technology and management

Customers: more than 10.000 per year (70% SME), 56 countries

Projects: ~ 14.000: consultancy service,R&D,evaluation-/expert reports, training/further education

Staff: professors (752), permanent staff (1572), project-based staff (3697)

Income (2012): EUR 141.2 million ( 0% subsidies!)

Starting date: 1983

Driving Force: transfer entrepreneurship



Extensive consultancy service withinprojects and companies along theeconomic value chain

new technologies

process, methods and systems

financing and shareholding

regional business development

corporate coaching

(innovation-) management

Marketing & sales

Products

at every stage of the value chain

Consulting


Relevant, trendsetting know-how and longlasting experience in all branches of technology. Special competence in economically important fields of technology and growth.

information and communication technology

life sciences

miniaturization

optoelectronics

process engineering

new materials

embedded systems

environmental and power engineering

industrial sensors

Research and development

fostering successful transfer


Evaluation and expert reports for companies, credit institutes and organizations

technologies

technical and economic solvency

business evaluation

management

shareholdingsOur evaluation and expert reports help you to make important decisions and acquire strategies to ensure future success.

Evaluation and expert reports

forming the basis for decision making


courses of studies leading to officially acknowledged degrees at the Steinbeis University Berlin

successful instruments for executive and technical qualification in seminars, workshops or individual in-house training

Trendsetting offers for qualification by interdisciplinary cooperation in all fields of study.

Steinbeis Haus in Berlinlocation of the Steinbeis University

Training and employee development

as a key competitive factor


Establishment: 1998

Professors: 50+

Teaching staff: 1158

active Students: 5500+ (Ø33y)

Institutes: 112

Study Concept: Project Competence Program (BBA, MBE/MBA, PhD)

Financing: entirely private, free of subsidies


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EnterprisesKnowledge Base

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Economy (KMU)as user

Economy (KMU)as user

Sources ofknowledge

Sources ofknowledge

Win Win Win

SUSUKnowledge andTechnology Transfer

Innovation potential from universities can

catalyse economical growth

Problems posed by the economy can generate

research activities in universities



Economy (SME)as client

Economy (SME)as client

Sources ofknowledge

Sources ofknowledge

Win Win Win

SUSUKnowledge and

Technology Transfer

• Task sharing Decentralized : expert knowledge Centralized : Business Administration + others

• „Solidarity principle“ Equal treatment of big and small Transfer centres Fees result as percentage from centre's revenue

Link and Coordinator between Science, Economy and Communities

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Economyuniversities

collegesusing facilities direct contact

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administrative supportConsulting, CoachingPR, gen. Marketing

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Know-how

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STC-Management



VISCAN – Light-Based Precision Measurement In close cooperation with Carl Zeiss Industrielle

Messtechnik GmbH, the Ilmenau based Steinbeis Transfer Center Quality Assurance & Image Processing developed a video optical probe going by the name VISCAN – a tiny camera capable of capturing 25 images a second. By adapting and controlling lighting levels electronically, VISCAN makes it possible to completely automoate photographic settings.


In-vitro Pyrogen Tests to Replace Animal Testing University of Constance-based Steinbeis Transfer

Center In-Vitro Pharmacology & Toxicology joined forces with the US company Charles River Laboratories to develop an alternative testing method – Human In-Vitro Pyrogen Test (IIPT) which simulates human beings’ high temperature in a test-tube, making it possible to detect the full range of known pyrogens in medicines.

In Germany alone, the new method prevents 80,000 animal tests a year. It also makes life for patients safer. Soon it is hoped to test air quality by using in-vitro pyrogen tests. Theoretically, the approach has even greater market potential, beyond the testing of medicines.


dm-drogerie markt Puts POS Data Online The Karlsruhe-based Steinbeis Transfer Center

Innovation > Development > Application (IDA) worked together with dm (the German drugstore dm-drogerie markt has more than 1500 branches throughout Europe) to optimise data interchange between computer systems in each outlet and the mobile scanning devices. The New Software was developed for a PDA-based capturing device, a type of mini-computer with built-in barcode scanner and wireless connection. The sales staff now use upgraded online capturing devices to read data straight from the point of sales and elsewhere in the outlet before transmitting it directly to the branch server.


However dm is not stopping there: together with the Steinbeis Transfer Center Industrial Data Processing, one of the software specialists’ main areas of focus at the moment is research into PDA-based voice recognition system.

One day, sales staff could actually do away with the stylus input pen; scanners could become even more ergonomic, taking retailing one step closer to future.


Valves Improve Performance and Environment Friendliness Mid-range car drivers fantasize about turbo-

chargers. As it often stops at that, they might like the sound of a new high-tech gadget in the engine compartment: a small, electronically controlled air clock valve with some major benefits. It allows the car to deal with more adventurous city driving, cold motors spark up more quickly, and fuel consumption is lower.


Valves Improve Performance and Environment Friendliness

Working together with MAHLE, a global automotive company, researchers at the Steinbeis Transfer Center Mechatronics in Ilmenau have developed a state-of-the-art, electronically-controlled air clock valve with built-in economy drive.

This particular project also resulted in three joint electronic patents and two joint patents in magentic actuation. Further cooperation is planned for the production of solenoid actuated air clock valves.


Graphite-Modified Gypsum Plasterboard Through the collaboration of the Steinbeis

Transfer Center Plastics and Composites Technology, based in Naila, with the companies SGL Technologies GmbH and Saint-Gobain Rigips GmbH, a new, graphite-modified gypsum plasterboard has been developed which has eliminated the fundamental drawbacks of Gypsum Plasterboards

The new product makes a milestone in terms of heat conduction and electromagnetic protection, without affecting the positive fundamental qualities of the plasterboard.


Mini Implant Sensor for Non-Invasive Testing of Blood Sugar in Diabetes EyeSense GmbH, at its Bavarian location,

developed a hydro gel implant with the support of Steinbeis Research Center IVCRC, Heidelberg, containing fluorophores – as a carrier system, which is implanted under the conjunctiva of the eye. Depending on the concentration of glucose, fluoroscent light of different intensity is emitted by the biochemical implant sensor, which is optically and non-invasively detected and evaluated via a small photometer held in front of the eye without actually touching it.


Time-based Solar Tracker GRIET-Steinbeis Centre at Hyderabad in India is

closely working with a battery manufacturing company to develop a battery management system.

This system is quite important for the maintenance and upkeep of batteries in renewable energy (domestic) applications, where the batteries often lose performance and life owing to customer ignorance on the upkeep of batteries.


Tyre Pressure Maintenance Device GNITS-Steinbeis Centre is working along with an

innovator to develop a device to maintain the tyre pressures – an important device for the safety as well as the life of tyres in commercial and personal vehicles.

Already some auto companies have shown interest in this technology.


GENIN – A New Class of Power Generator Green House Pump Technology Conversion of Grey Acrylic Fiber Waste to Acrylic

Powder Conversion of Coloured Acrylic Waste to Acrylic

Powder Darbepoetin (Aranesp) CHO Suspension Cell Line IGAMI Production Cell Line (for production of

Generic Proteins) IGAMI Cell Lines / Cellular Assays (adherent cell

lines for screening of inhibitors / focus:ion channel cell lines)


Brain function by algae oligosaccharides and GABA

Agrimony extracts for alcoholic liver injury Stigmasterol for treating obesity Purple Corn anthocyanin Hyperlipidemia / Fatty Liver Disease Drugs

Candidate Functional Soyabean Variety for Health Aid Foods Ion Mobility Spectrometer Novel Industrial Scale Soybean sprouting process

and a unique composition called YASO Unique Battery-Fast Charge Technology Sodium Free – Table Salt Substitute


Intense Pulsed Light System for cosmetic dermatology application

LED – based lighting – 2X brighter than other technology

Time based Solar Tracker Automatic Toileting Aid System Automatic Tyre Pressure Maintenance System Aqueous Detergent Composition for Machinery Novel Locking Technology for Hardwood and

Laminate Floor Installations Electronic Device for preventing hearing loss and

and simulating hearing distortion




We invite you to partner with us for any of your technology requirements –

Vineet Kumar GoyalDirector, Steinbeis Centre for Technology Transfer [email protected], www.stw.de