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Southeast Michigan Sustainable & Resilient Supplier Program is sponsored by Erb Family Foundation (administered by Centrepolis Accelerator at Lawrence Technological University). This program, supported by a grant from the Erb Family Foundation, provides technical assistance to help Michigan small-to-medium-sized manufacturers reduce energy consumption and emissions, and improve operational efficiencies through the adoption of Industry 4.
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Autonomous Systems Industry Consortium Idea to Product HardTech Accelerator Defense Hardtech Accelerator Design for Michigan Manufacturing Make it in Michigan Prototype Grant Program Catalyzing Domestic Manufacturing Growth Expert Guidance and Funding for Hardware Innovators Centrepolis Accelerator is committed to strengthening supply chain resiliency to drive economic growth and innovation in Michigan.
We offer hardtech startups and small to medium-sized manufacturers access to product development services and tailored funding solutions. Centrepolis Accelerator's Role in Advancing Michigan's Hardware Industry Our commitment to supply chain resiliency is at the core of what we do, helping companies adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing and globally competitive market.
We invest in Michigan’s manufacturing and hardware innovation by providing critical product development services as a cost-effective alternative to traditional engineering firms. This investment includes embedding Experts-in-Residence (EiRs) directly into companies, where they offer hands-on guidance and perform essential design and engineering work.
By following a strict product development and manufacturing regiment, we ensure that technologies are designed to be durable, reliable, and manufacturable at the right price point. Our focus on building resilient supply chains, combined with our operational efficiency support for small to medium-sized manufacturers, fuels economic growth and innovation.
Centrepolis Accelerator's Comprehensive Programs and Services Centrepolis offers tailored programs, funding, and expert guidance to support both startups and established small businesses in transforming hardtech prototypes into market-ready products. Whether you're launching a new venture or scaling an existing operation, our services are designed to meet your unique needs. Explore our programs to see how we can help you succeed!
Featured Programs & Events Our ecosystem of events and accelerator programs provides the essential platform for hardtech startups to engage with industry stakeholders, investors, and peers, creating an environment that nurtures collaboration and innovation. We support growth-stage cleantech, climatech, and circular economy businesses and drive the adoption of their technology in Michigan.
This includes supporting the development and manufacturing of these products to achieve a significant economic multiplier effect and... Learn More about C3 Accelerator The Industry 4. 0 Accelerator serves as a strategic matchmaker within Michigan’s manufacturing ecosystem.
We work closely with corporate partners to understand their specific challenges and needs. By scouting globally for innovative solutions, we curate a portfolio of top... Learn More about Industry 4.
0 Accelerator Defense Hardtech Accelerator The Defense Hardtech Accelerator equips companies with essential resources to fast-track product development for military and commercial markets. Through expert mentorship, funding, and access to prototyping and manufacturing support, the program helps transform...
Learn More about Defense Hardtech Accelerator "Centrepolis has been a great enabler for blueflite’s growth and technical development. Their team combines in-depth industry expertise with proactive support, helping us refine our business model, accelerate commercialization and tech development, and connect with the right partners. Their guidance has been invaluable in positioning blueflite to scale as a U.S. drone manufacturer."
"Centrepolis Accelerator is the best Hardtech accelerator in the USA. Hands down. Their focus on spring boarding Hardtech startups is so important for our country that they need even more funding to help make an even larger impact than they do already.
Centrepolis is the entrepreneurial engine of Michigan and their contribution needs to be recognized at the State level and replicated across the USA." "Working with Centrepolis makes me feel like they have my back and are constantly looking for new opportunities on my behalf to help grow and improve our business. They are constantly working to help strengthen the ecosystem while providing useful, practical advice to their startups.
I would recommend them to any manufacturing or hardtech business looking to get past the initial valley of death that is so prevalent in hardware. Unlike some of the other groups available, they are more than worth the time and provide net positive value to the business." "Centrepolis Accelerator has helped Marel by introducing to potential investors, suppliers, and partners.
Centrepolis is in constant communication with Marel to help us grow our company and has been very valuable to have as an accelerator." "Our experience has been excellent. The team at Centropolis has been extremely supportive, providing significant resources, networking connections, and grant and procurement opportunities for Dunamis Charge."
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Autonomous Systems Industry Consortium Idea to Product HardTech Accelerator Defense Hardtech Accelerator Design for Michigan Manufacturing Make it in Michigan Prototype Grant Program
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small-to-medium-sized manufacturers (SMMs) in Michigan. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows not specified (program supported by a $750,000 grant). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Southeast Michigan Sustainable & Resilient Supplier Program is funded by Erb Family Foundation (administered by Centrepolis Accelerator at Lawrence Technological University). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Michigan. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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