A co-working space at the JKU campus designed to pool expertise in science and business in one location, creating an ecosystem for innovation.
Located within 8,000 m2 of open space, transdisciplinary research labs and companies are united in their focus on technological innovation and bringing these innovations to the people.
Constructed in 2019, the building is home to collaborative research and development projects focusing on innovative areas that include Artifical Intelligence, Robot Intelligence, IT Security, Information Electronics, and Industry 4.0.
Together with the LIT Factory the LIT OIC is an open platform conducting research and developing advancements to support the potential of digitalization as well as create cross-industry solutions to manufacture innovative products.
Address
Altenberger Straße 69
4040 Linz
Business Hours
MON-THURS: 9.00 AM - 4.00 PM
FRI: 9.00 AM - 2.00 PM
Phone
The JKU's new LIT Open Innovation Center will be "the" place in Upper Austria to transfer state-of-the-art university expertise to society in general as well as to businesses and companies. The LIT OIC serves as a modern collaboration platform where interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research groups can communication and exchange information to drive technology.
In addition to creating a positive atmosphere designed to support and foster collaboration and cooperation, scientists, academics and researchers have an opportunity to transfer knowledge by actively talking and communicating about their respective current research at a number of internal and external events.
In addition to renting a workspace at the LIT OIC, 'entrepreneur.base' provides support services to those interested in innovation and start-up companies by providing organized workshops and individual consultation as well as access to a broad network of experts. Use 'entrepreneur.base' to book the "Ideation.Space" creative area at the LIT OIC.
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If you want to learn more about what research at the JKU looks like, we would like to extend an invitation to attend the LIT Lecture Series!