MIMOS Receives RM3.61 Billion in R&D Funding, 43 Technology Solutions Commercialised
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MIMOS Berhad, Malaysia's national applied research centre, has received research and development (R&D) funding totalling RM3.61 billion from 1996 to 2025.
The funds have been used to carry out various technology research and development projects. As a result of these efforts, MIMOS has commercialised 43 technology solutions. This means the results of the research have been taken to the commercialisation stage, that is, the process of converting research outcomes into products or services that can be used.
Commercialisation is an important step in ensuring that research results deliver tangible benefits. Through this process, ideas and scientific studies can be connected with the needs of the market and industry in Malaysia.
This news shows MIMOS's role in the country's technology development over nearly three decades. Further details on the types of technology and specific projects are not stated in this brief report.
Sources: The Malaysian Reserve
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