1. EduRankAI
  2. SAMARTH
  3. Capabilities
  4. Technology transfer

SAMARTH capability

Technology transfer

A technology that works in a laboratory, or in another country, does not automatically work in your organisation. Technology transfer is the technical, legal and organisational work of making it yours.

Problems organisations bring

  • A promising technology with unclear ownership
  • Research results that never reach a product
  • Imported technology that does not fit local conditions
  • Acquisitions made without technical due diligence

Scope of work

  • Technology scouting and acquisition
  • Licensing support
  • Research-to-industry transfer
  • University and laboratory partnerships
  • Technology localisation and adaptation
  • Technical due diligence

How an engagement runs

  1. Consultation. Every engagement begins with a registered consultation request and a call with a SAMARTH consultant, who confirms what is actually needed.
  2. Assessment. Maturity, ownership, dependencies and the effort to adapt are assessed.
  3. Structure. The transfer route, the parties and the arrangements for intellectual property are proposed.
  4. Proposal and quotation. Any work beyond the consultation is proposed separately, with its own scope, price, terms and an internally approved quotation.

What is delivered

  • Technology assessment
  • Due diligence report
  • Transfer and adaptation plan
  • Integration support under contract

Limits we state plainly

Legal agreements are drafted and reviewed by qualified lawyers.

No intellectual property moves without a written agreement between its owners.

Questions

Can SAMARTH license technology to us?

Where SAMARTH or EduRankAI owns a technology, terms are set in a written agreement. For third-party technology, SAMARTH facilitates between you and the owner.

Do you work across borders?

Yes, subject to the export-control and regulatory rules of every country involved.