- Go to the Technology Development Board (TDB) website.
- Look for the section that says “File TDR Online” or something similar.
- Create an account if you don’t have one already.
- Fill out the form with details about your technology project.
- Submit the form electronically through the website.
- Wait for confirmation or further instructions from TDB.
- Be prepared to provide additional information if required.
- Check the status of your submission regularly on the website.
- Follow any guidelines or deadlines given by TDB.
- Contact TDB support if you have any questions or issues during the process.
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FAQ’s
What is TDR?
TDR stands for Technology Development Request. It’s a proposal submitted to the Technology Development Board (TDB) for financial support in developing new technologies.
Who can file a TDR?
Any individual or organization (like startups, research institutions, or companies) with innovative technology ideas can file a TDR.
How do I file a TDR online?
Visit the TDB website and find the “File TDR Online” section.
Create an account or log in if you already have one.
Fill out the online form with details about your technology project.
Submit the form electronically through the website.
What information do I need to provide in the TDR form?
You’ll typically need to provide details about your technology project, including its objectives, technological innovations, potential impact, and financial requirements.
Is there a fee for filing a TDR?
There might be a processing fee associated with filing a TDR, depending on TDB’s policies. Check the website or contact TDB for specific fee information.
What happens after I submit my TDR?
You will receive a confirmation of submission.
TDB may review your proposal and may request additional information if needed.
You should regularly check the status of your submission on the TDB website.