Demo Day of the NATO DIANA program is a unique opportunity to explore solutions developed by companies working on technologies of strategic importance for security and defense. The initiative, implemented within the structures of North Atlantic Treaty Organization, currently supports around 150 companies across the Alliance, developing innovations in various technological domains. In Poland, the program is run under the FORT Kraków brand by a consortium of AGH University of Krakow and Krakow Technology Park, in cooperation with the Ministry of National Defence and with the support of the Polish Armed Forces General Staff.
During the Demo Day, participants will have the opportunity to meet companies developing autonomous systems that have been selected for acceleration in Poland. Solutions will be presented by companies from, among others, the United States, Denmark, Greece, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, offering a unique opportunity to engage directly with teams building next-generation technologies with real deployment potential.
Demo Day of the NATO DIANA program is a unique opportunity to explore solutions developed by companies working on technologies of strategic importance for security and defense. The initiative, implemented within the structures of North Atlantic Treaty Organization, currently supports around 150 companies across the Alliance, developing innovations in various technological domains. In Poland, the program is run under the FORT Kraków brand by a consortium of AGH University of Krakow and Krakow Technology Park, in cooperation with the Ministry of National Defence and with the support of the Polish Armed Forces General Staff.
During the Demo Day, participants will have the opportunity to meet companies developing autonomous systems that have been selected for acceleration in Poland. Solutions will be presented by companies from, among others, the United States, Denmark, Greece, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, offering a unique opportunity to engage directly with teams building next-generation technologies with real deployment potential.