AIM Centre announces national AI accelerator for manufacturing companies
Advancing Innovation in Manufacturing (AIM) Centre has opened applications for a new AI Accelerator Programme for Manufacturing Companies, a ten-week hybrid initiative designed to help businesses across Ireland understand, adopt, and scale artificial intelligence effectively.
For many manufacturers, the hardest part of AI adoption is knowing where to begin. AIM’s programme helps turn uncertainty into action – guiding companies toward the most valuable use cases for their operations.
The programme is delivered by the National AI Studio for Manufacturing at AIM Centre, co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the ERDF Northern and Western Regional Programme 2021-27.
The accelerator will provide a structured pathway from AI strategy to deployment, enabling companies to build a working demonstrator tailored to their specific needs, blending online delivery with in-person events, including access to Ireland’s National AI Studio for Manufacturing.
The programme is CPD-accredited by Engineers Ireland, recognising its value in professional development. To support participation, SMEs can access up to 80% funding, while larger companies can also avail of significant funding support. This ensures that businesses of all sizes can take advantage of the opportunity to future-proof their operations with AI.
David Bermingham, director of AI, AIM Centre, said: “Irish manufacturing is at a pivotal moment in its digital transformation journey. Through this programme, we aim to demystify AI and give companies the tools, confidence, and practical outcomes they need to adopt it responsibly and at scale and with measurable business impact.”
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