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How to make your product, factory and business futureproof? The 150 experts of Sirris, the collective centre of the technology industry, help each year about 1,300 companies to make the right technological choices and to realise their innovation projects successfully. Our people combined with our exclusive, high-tech infrastructure on different sites over the country and our extensive network of (inter)national partners give us a unique position in industrial technological innovation in Belgium.
Founded in 1949 under the name WTCM-CRIF by Agoria, the Belgian Federation for the Technology Industry, the mission of Sirris has remained unchanged: increase the sector’s competitiveness through technology and innovation.
The Sirris target group is companies from all areas of the Belgian technology industry, large or small, that have a common goal – to stay one step ahead of the competition by investing in technological innovation.
Founded in 1949 under the name WTCM-CRIF by Agoria, the Belgian Federation for the Technology Industry, the mission of Sirris has remained unchanged: increase the sector’s competitiveness through technology and innovation.
The Sirris target group is companies from all areas of the Belgian technology industry, large or small, that have a common goal – to stay one step ahead of the competition by investing in technological innovation.
Overview
Location
Belgium, Brussels-Capital, Brussels
Employees
51-200
Founded date
1949
Mentions in press and media 5
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| Feb 13, 2024 | AddUp and Anatomic Implants collaborate on breakthrough 3D printed toe joint replacement | Following its partnership with Airbus, metal AM company AddUp has collaborated with medical device startup Anatomic Implants to submit a 510(K) application for what the company claims to be the world’s first 3D printed toe joint replacement... |
| Jul 7, 2022 | 3D printed MyBone maxillofacial graft approved for patient use in Europe | A 3D printed bone graft from medical device manufacturer Cerhum has been given approval for use in patients throughout Europe. MyBone is reportedly the first commercially available 3D printed bone graft authorized under the Medical Device R... |
| Feb 8, 2018 | Newtec's manufacturing innovation receives 'Factory of the Future' award for second time | Further investment in state-of-the-art Newtec factory in Belgium and its movement towards Industry 4.0 recognized by judges ERPE-MERE and SINT-NIKLAAS, Belgium, 7 February 2018: Newtec – a specialist in designing, developing and manufacturi... |
| Feb 4, 2015 | Newtec Manufacturing Center Awarded ‘Factory Of The Future’ | Further investment in state-of-the-art factory in Belgium reaffirms commitment to delivering future-proof technology and production services as more and more companies choose Newtec ERPE-MERE and SINT-NIKLAAS, Belgium, 4 February 2015 Newte... |
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FAQ about Sirris
When was Sirris founded?
Sirris was founded in 1949.
What has the press written about Sirris?
Parsers VC has collected 5 articles mentioning Sirris, among them “AddUp and Anatomic Implants collaborate on breakthrough 3D printed toe joint replacement” (Feb 13, 2024) and “3D printed MyBone maxillofacial graft approved for patient use in Europe” (Jul 7, 2022).
Is Sirris still active?
Yes, Sirris is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Feb 6, 2025.