Price Institute of Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics

Centre for Automation and Manufacturing Technology Transfer Industry Project Nomination Form

About the Centre for Automation and Manufacturing Technology Transfer

The Centre for Automation and Manufacturing Technology Transfer (CAMTT) of the Price Institute is the gateway to applied research, innovation, tech transfer, and talent for small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs).

Forming the nexus of advanced manufacturing partners in Manitoba and beyond, CAMTT encompasses a distributed network of spaces, facilities, and expertise through which industry can access and leverage technology, innovation, expertise, assets and talent within the backdrop of work-integrated learning, truth, reconciliation and equity-representation based setting.

Questionnaire Instructions

Please complete all parts of the form to the best of your knowledge.

Selection Process

Selection is subject to project review committee, and selected projects are based on the supplied nomination form and the priorities of the Centre for Automation and Manufacturing Technology Transfer.

Note: The number of projects accepted is based on the number of resources available.

Industry Project Nomination Form

Prefer filling out the form offline? Download the Industry Project Nomination form in Microsoft Word format.

CAMTT Nomination Form
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