Investments double in Latvia-based smart materials and photonics companies
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Friday, October 8, 2021
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Indeed, a major point of attraction for Yukon Advanced Optics Worldwide and other regional and international companies is Latvia's deep talent pool.
Key Points:
- Indeed, a major point of attraction for Yukon Advanced Optics Worldwide and other regional and international companies is Latvia's deep talent pool.
- Latvia's smart materials and photonics industry has been continuously evolving over more than 50 years, adapting to global trends, perfecting collaborative systems, and growing its value-chains.
- Simultaneously, tight collaboration with research institutions allows technology scouts to identify smart materials and photonics projects with potential for commercialization and assist in bringing them to market.
- Investors looking to benefit from the research, development, or manufacturing phases of smart materials and photonics solutions, can enquire about the respective opportunities by contacting Zane erpakovska, the LIAA smart materials and photonics technology scout, at [email protected] .