Technology Business Incubation (TBI)

The AGILab Technology Business Incubation Unit (TBIU) is the university’s premier hub for nurturing research-driven startups and ventures that focus on Industry 5.0 solutions. AGILab supports innovators in transforming their ideas into viable enterprises with a focus on Precision Agriculture, Smart and Lean Manufacturing, and Green Innovation.

The Technology Business Incubation Unit provides both technical and business support to its incubatees, enabling them to start their own companies. Incubatees may include university students, faculty members, or researchers who have thesis or research-based innovations and are willing to establish a startup company. The Unit evaluates the technical feasibility of IP-based technologies turned into products or solutions and assists incubatees in conducting market validation, ensuring that innovations are ready for real-world application.

Through targeted mentorship, access to cutting-edge facilities, and industry partnerships, AGILab equips entrepreneurs to develop technologies that are sustainable, human-centered, and industry-ready. By bridging the gap between academic research and market demands, AGILab contributes to the growth of competitive enterprises and addresses regional and national challenges in agriculture, manufacturing, and environmental sustainability.

Core Focus Areas

Industry 5.0 & Human-Centric Innovation
Leveraging collaborative robots, AI, and human-machine integration to enhance productivity while prioritizing safety and societal benefits.

Precision Agriculture
Supporting smart farming solutions that optimize crop yield, reduce resource waste, and integrate IoT-based monitoring systems.

Smart & Lean Manufacturing
Promoting efficient, sustainable production processes through automation, IoT, and data-driven optimization.

Green Innovation
Encouraging eco-friendly technologies and sustainable practices that reduce environmental impact and support circular economy initiatives.

Core Services

  • Startup incubation and acceleration programs
  • Technical and business mentorship for IP-based innovations
  • Feasibility evaluation and market validation support
  • Prototype and pilot project development
  • Investor and industry linkage
  • Training and workshops on precision agriculture, smart manufacturing, and green technologies