MRANTI officially launched its Global Accelerator Programme (GAP) 2023. myMRANTI GAP Cohort5 Mentors Collaboration Turkey
Foster growth of high-tech industries that align with high-income ambitionsMalaysian Research Accelerator for Technology and Innovation officially launched its Global Accelerator Programme 2023, gathering 20 companies from Malaysia, Turkey, and Russia with the current cohort focused on three verticals - medical & healthcare, agriculture, and drone tech.
“MRANTI looks into a big cycle or a quadruple helix partnership, because this is not just one party that will feed everybody, it has to come from a full ecosystem that supports the companies coming from the agency, ministry, civil society, etc,” said Syazwani Ismail, Head of Enterprise Development of MRANTI.
As for Jinn An, “GAP offered a lot of opportunities to showcase our technologies. For example, MRANTI helped bring us to a number of international exhibitions that would otherwise cost between US$2,195-US$3,290 to join.” “During early stages, when we were doing something new, especially in technology, we had to create a lot of awareness of the advantages of adopting it which was a big challenge, along with regulations because whenever you want to do something, you have to comply with regulations,” Saravanan said.
For Jinn An, a quote that really hit home for him during his GAP experience was the question that went to the heart of his IoT solution. “Is our solution a vitamin or a painkiller?”
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