The FORMAT project started with a vision of using systematic methodologies for everyone to see what’s beyond the horizon in technology. To guide decision makers see far and beyond the obvious.
From a staggering 21 potential technologies to forecast, 7 of them were screened and finally, 3 technologies were chosen for application of FORMAT, a new technology forecasting methodology. How was the selection done?
Global Manufacturing Collaboration, World Manufacturing Forum 2014: July 1-2, 2014, Conference in Milano, Italy
Leading Enabling Technologies for Societal changes 2014: 29 Sept-1 Oct, 2014, Bologna, Italy
LET’S 2014 will be held in Bologna (Italy) from September 29th to October 1st 2014 with the aim of discussing the role of the Key Enabling Technologies pinpointed by Horizon 2020, the European Union Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, in bridging the gap between excellence in scientific and technological research, innovation in industry and access to the European and global markets. More details here
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Wilsdon, James. "From foresight to hindsight: the promise of history in responsible innovation." Journal of Responsible Innovation just-accepted (2014): 1-7. Available at http://goo.gl/kAsTj8
