City of Tshwane Metropolitan

Soshanguve Manufacturing Technology Demonstration Centre (SMTDC)  is a business incubation centre which aims to contribute to the creation and development of sustainable township enterprises.

Offerings 

Pre-Incubation

• Business Model Canvas
• Business Plan Development
• Panel Presentation
• Business registration (CIPC)
• Growth Plan
• The Business Toolbox
• Basic Computer Skills

Incubation

1st year – Introduction

• Self mastery (from Survivalist to Opportunist)
• Compliance
• Marketing
• Finance
• Human resources
• Production and Operations
• Costing and pricing

2nd year – Integration

• Acces

Aselukhanyo is an infant born into aggregation space as of June/July 2018, and has been involved in the aggregation of mainly smallholder farmers into quality conscious food companies especially other upcoming food startups. The company focuses narrowly on the smallholder farmers utilising market access and logistics enablement as services to farmers in need of both.

The company was established as a manufacturing concern into Agri-tech formerly through trying to attain the storage of meat products without refrigeration. The initial product was Frizile Package - storage container made up of

ProjectOne Engineering is an industrial engineering and 4IR implementation consultancy offering process optimization and increased productivity solutions. We offer the production and manufacturing industries world-class operational excellence solutions from solving bottlenecks to using data analytics to track and improve processes and reduce operational costs. Our IoT platform, ProjectOne Analytics, is the answer to the question 'how can we leverage data, the 21st century gold, to save money, reduce operational waste, and track resources.

At ProjectOne Engineering we help our partners achieve

The Institute for Advanced Tooling (IAT) is based at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT), Soshanguve South Campus.
IAT-TUT key objectives are to:

• Improve the competitiveness of SMEs in the tooling industry through the growing of highly skilled and educated workers with challenging jobs, which are capable to deliver quality products and processes that meet the OEM requirements.
• Deliver a new paradigm of high added value tools and tool-making business models that will reposition tool and diemakers as key strategic partners in the value chain in accordance with relevant industry needs

The University strives to be a quality-driven University of technology at the cutting edge of innovation. Pursuant to this vision, the University endeavours to contribute innovatively to the socio-economic development of the Republic of South Africa. The generation and application of knowledge is one of the critical components in attaining its vision. As such TUT strives to identify and protect any IP emanating from publicly funded R&D activities.