The document provides information about Danish Technological Institute (DTI), a not-for-profit research and technology organization founded in 1906. It has over 1000 employees working across several departments, including energy and climate, materials, meat research, business development, construction, life science, and production. DTI aims to support Danish industry and society through technological innovation and is the key service institute for small and medium Danish companies. It generates revenue of EUR 131.6 million annually from business customers, organizations, research activities, and international customers.

2. DSE FAIR 2014
Welcome to
Danish Technological Institute

3. ENERGY & CLIMATE
 185 specialists in the fields of improvement of energy
efficiency in building, industry and transport, solar
energy, biomass, district heating, Smart Grid,
measuring technology and handling of torrential rain
and rainwater.

4. MATERIALS
 Our 110 employees have the newest knowledge in
e.g. materials testing, surface analysis and state-of-
the-art packaging testing.

5. DANISH MEAT RESEARCH INSTITUTE - DMRI
 110 employees specializing in slaughter
technology, automation, nutrition, measuring
systems, hygiene, preservation and meat quality.

6. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
 100 employees possessing knowledge
and skills in the fields of e.g. scenario
development, open innovation,
employee and user-driven innovation,
quantitative and qualitative analysis
methods.

7. BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
 120 employees are among the most highly skilled
experts in e.g. concrete, wood, brickwork and windows
in Denmark.

8. LIFE SCIENCE
 95 experts working in the areas of biotechnology,
ICT, food technology and health.

9. PRODUCTION
 80 employees specializing in metrology, quality assurance, micro
technology, surface analysis and robot technology

10. ACCELERATOR TECHNOLOGY - DANFYSIK
 Accelerator Technology has 100 employees of
which about half are physicists and engineers.

11. FOUNDED 1906 BY GUNNAR GREGERSEN
 ”To support Danish industry, mainly small enterprises, by providing
technical assistance in the form of teaching, advice, testing and
technological research”

12. STATUS
 An independent, not-for-profit institution
 Approved as a technological service
institute by the Danish Ministry of
Science, Technology and Innovation.

13. OBJECTIVE
 Address the needs of the industrial sector and
society as a whole through the development
and dissemination of technological innovation.

14. Mission
• The key service institute for small and medium-sized
Danish companies
• An important supplier of specialist knowledge – also for
large companies
• A dynamic developer and disseminator of new technological
knowledge
• An acknowledged service supplier in Europe
• An attractive business partner for research centres,
organisations, institutions and public authorities
• Being at the forefront of Danish and international
knowledge

15. FOCUS
 Innovation and competitiveness
 Management and training
 Sustainable exploitation of resources
 Cost-effectiveness in company and society

17. 28%
13%
22%
25%
12%
Performance
contracts
Danish business
customers
Organisations and
public customers
International customers
Research and
Development
activities Revenue
EUR 131,6 millions

18. Poland
Hirtshals
Aarhus
Kolding Odense
Taastrup
Gothenburg
Warsaw
Roskilde
Danish Technological Institute
Teknologisk Institut AB (Sweden)
DTI Polska (Polen)
Dancert A/S
Danfysik A/S
DTI Robotics US, Inc. (USA)

19. GTS – Approved Technological
Service Institutes
 9 Danish RTO’s
 3.400 employees
 Not for Profit
and Market Based
 20.000 costumers