Automotive reliability
Understanding vehicle performance and maintenance in local operating conditions.
Applied engineering research, prototypes and an eventual innovation ecosystem built around Ghanaian challenges.

RETS intends to create a research and innovation function linking its future schools with engineering projects, industry partners and entrepreneurs. Early focus areas would be selected according to expertise, feasibility and the needs of Ghanaian industries.
Understanding vehicle performance and maintenance in local operating conditions.
Affordable machine monitoring, sensors and controls.
Exploring practical automation relevant to production and the environment.
Battery technologies, solar systems and applied energy management.
Digital process monitoring, quality systems and predictive maintenance.
Connected devices, electronics and engineering products adapted to local needs.

The proposed RETS Innovation & Entrepreneurship Hub could provide shared prototyping equipment, robotics laboratories, software workspaces, product testing and business mentoring. Its development is subject to resources, management and suitable partnerships.
Industry leaders, universities and technology groups are invited to discuss shared challenges.