Technology Acceptance & Societal Readiness
Nexuswelt helps European R&I consortia bring user and stakeholder perspectives into technology development and pilot planning. We structure engagement around needs, concerns and the organisational and societal conditions that could support or prevent adoption.
Our sector focus is on semiconductors, digital technologies and industrial innovation. We also welcome collaboration with consortia in other sectors where our communication, exploitation and stakeholder engagement capabilities match the project’s needs.
01 — Acceptance in Context
Technology acceptance concerns how intended users perceive a technology and whether they can and want to use it. Societal readiness also considers the wider setting, including affected communities, institutional practices, inclusion and public concerns. The scope should reflect the technology, its application and the requirements of the call, including the integration of social sciences and humanities (SSH) perspectives where the call expects it.
02 — How We Support Your Project
03 — What Your Consortium Receives
The scope depends on the technology, target groups and project stage.
04 — A Method Matched to the Project
Activities are designed around the technology, target groups and project stage. Where specialist social-science research is required, methods and delivery responsibilities are agreed with suitable research partners, including arrangements for participant consent and data handling.
The work is intended to inform project decisions. It does not assume that engagement will produce public acceptance or that one approach will fit every stakeholder group.
We can contribute through a funded consortium role or a contracted assignment, depending on project needs and the rules of the call. Scope, methods, responsibilities and commercial terms are agreed before work begins.
Discuss the Adoption Questions in Your Project
Send us the call or project context, the technology or pilot you are developing and the user or stakeholder questions you need to address.

