MADE

MADE FAST, or Flexible, Agile, Sustainable manufacturing enabled by Talented employees, launched in April 2020 as a MADE research and innovation program. It has five strategic initiatives and builds on research from MADE SPIR and MADE Digital.

MADE for Startups offers entrepreneurs expert assistance and one year of free membership.

The page offers help matching organizations with businesses, knowledge institutions, or public-sector organizations.

MADE REACT focuses on using new technologies to help Danish companies avoid declining competitiveness and enable easy reconfiguration in factories.

MADE's research projects address concrete needs of Danish industrial companies. Large and small companies, university researchers, and specialists from knowledge institutions work together to create solutions to shared challenges.

MADE creates and shares knowledge about new technologies and methods.

The MADE Podcast examines trends and breakthroughs in Danish manufacturing with companies and experts, placing them in a global context.

The page presents results from previous MADE research.

MADE and Danish Industry offer a new national award of 20.000 DKK to recognize researchers who turn knowledge into tangible value for industry. Applications are due by 1 June 2026.

Five researchers have been nominated for the Danish Manufacturing Research award for research with the potential to significantly affect current manufacturing practices.

The page features MADE news, articles, initiatives, podcasts, YouTube content, and events.

The page features MADE news, upcoming events, and projects.

MADE is seeking a Finance Manager to support productivity and the green transition in Danish manufacturing companies. The role involves turning financial data, analysis, and business understanding into decision-making material for management and the board.

The page covers membership rates and principles for membership structure and fee collection. Participants in MADE research are ex officio members of MADE.

MADE offers small and medium-sized businesses networks, knowledge, and support to introduce technologies and find production solutions. These businesses make up nine out of ten companies in MADE.

The page lists MADE’s board members, research and innovation leaders, and secretariat contacts.

The page cites a 2005 speech to the Danish Parliament by Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen.

The page recounts a 2005 speech to the Danish Parliament in which Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen says Denmark should become a knowledge society.

MADE participates in international research and innovation projects in manufacturing. Their target groups include startups, established companies, and researchers in manufacturing technology.

MADE, the Manufacturing Academy of Denmark, is Denmark’s manufacturing cluster and a nonprofit association of companies, educational and knowledge institutions, and GTS institutes. It supports Danish manufacturing.

MADE brings together Danish manufacturing actors to create and implement sustainable solutions for the future.