R&D activities have main criteria such as being innovative, uncertainty in final outputs, systematic (budgeted and planned) and repeatable. Technological maturity of these activities are determined by THS (Technology Readiness Level). R&D activities cover all intermediate stages from idea generation to prototyping, from testing phase to commercialization. Innorma R&D takes part in national R&D and innovation projects such as KOSGEB and TÜBİTAK, and international R&D and innovation projects such as EU Horizon Europe, and engages in new product, new process, information and/or service production activities.

The dissemination of R&D results aims to maximise the effects of research outputs on society. Innorma R&D aims to facilitate the future marketing of technologies and promote their projects and products for professional advancement. The target audience of the dissemination activities are the academic community, stakeholders, industry, policy makers, investors, civil society, etc. potential beneficiaries to whom the project results are addressed. As Innorma R&D, we give great importance to activities such as publishing articles, participating in academic and professional conferences, organising workshops, and disseminating information such as exhibitions/shows, and we often engage in these activities.