The first SME businesses to benefit from the Cheshire and Warrington 4.0 (CW4.0) digital transformation programme have gone on to invest a combined £91,390 in adopting new technologies in addition to launching new products and processes.
The cohort of businesses – ranging from a Daresbury-based life sciences start-up, to a maritime engineering company in Tattenhall – have received free, hands-on R&D support through the ERDF-funded project, led by the University of Liverpool’s Virtual Engineering Centre (VEC). The first 10 completed projects have seen businesses in the region adopt technologies including Artificial…
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