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Digital transformation of industry is no longer just a marketing slogan, it’s a real necessity for SMEs to grow, increase efficiency, and stay competitive.

This is where Blumilk comes in, we create technologies tailored to the specific needs of the industrial sector and guide companies through the entire process of obtaining funding from programs such as Dig.IT.
Thanks to the Dig.IT program, companies in the industrial and production services sectors can receive between PLN 150,000 and 850,000 for implementing modern digital solutions.

At Blumilk, we don’t just develop the right technology for your business, we also write the application and make sure it succeeds!

Digital transformation in industry requires technical expertise, process analysis experience and knowledge of available IT tools. Many companies have great ideas but lack the technological background or experience in applying for grants.

How can we help you?

1. Process analysis for production and services - we identify which areas of your company can be automated or digitized to achieve real, measurable benefits.

2. Technology development - we design and implement IT systems tailored to your company’s needs: from process automation, data analytics and AI to cloud-based and cybersecure systems.

3. Grant application support - we prepare complete funding applications, ensuring documentation accuracy, compliance with requirements and maximizing your chances of success.

Examples of areas where we support our clients:

  • Process automation and business analytics – systems for monitoring production, managing resources and analyzing data in real time.
  • Artificial intelligence and machine learning – AI for failure prediction, energy optimization, quality analysis and production planning.
  • Digital sales and customer interaction – modern B2B/B2C platforms, ERP and CRM integrations and automated customer service.
  • Enterprise resource management – ERP and MES systems that streamline production, logistics, finance and workforce management.

How do we help you obtain a Dig.IT grant?
The grant application process can be complex. It requires not only knowledge of the program but also precise project descriptions and clear presentation of business outcomes. At Blumilk, we handle it all for you:

  • We prepare a digitalization strategy tailored to your company.
  • We create a complete grant application that meets all program requirements.
  • We advise on eligible costs and implementation schedules.
  • We provide support during revisions and negotiations with the funding institution.

This ensures that your company receives not only the best technological solution but also professional support in financing its implementation.


Why act now?
The next Dig.IT call for proposals starts soon, and available funds are limited. Companies that prepare their projects with expert support have a much higher chance of success.
Digital transformation is not just an investment in technology - it’s about building your company’s competitive advantage and future.


Contact us and start your digital transformation!
If you need to implement digital solutions in your business and secure funding, get in touch with us at cyfryzacja@blumilk.pl 


The KES International Conference on Knowledge-Based and Intelligent Information & Engineering Systems is one of the world’s most prestigious scientific events dedicated to artificial intelligence and intelligent systems. Each year, it brings together hundreds of experts, researchers and practitioners who share the latest discoveries and practical applications of AI technologies.

This year’s 29th edition is taking place in Osaka, at the prestigious Ritsumeikan University (立命館大学) - a renowned institution fostering the development of cutting-edge research and technology.

We are proud to announce that Krzysztof Rewak presented his first scientific paper titled “Optimizing batch fermentation scheduling in smart breweries with artificial intelligence methods” during the Industry Applications track.

Krzysztof’s presentation highlighted how artificial intelligence algorithms can support industrial development - from process optimization and more efficient resource utilization to improved flexibility and faster response to dynamic market conditions. His work is a strong example of how academic research and practical expertise can converge into real-world innovation.

For us participation in KES International 2025 is more than just showcasing research results. It is a testament to the fact that our work goes beyond delivering projects for our clients. We continuously invest in personal growth, research and new inspirations that later translate into tangible solutions for business.

Krzysztof’s achievement is a source of pride not only for him but also for the entire Blumilk team. It is a reminder and a motivation for all of us to embrace new challenges, explore the unknown, and push the boundaries of what artificial intelligence can do

Today's conference "AI, digitalization, industry - common directions of development", organized by the Legnica Special Economic Zone, Wrocław University of Science and Technology - Branch in Legnica and the Lower Silesian Automotive Cluster, was not only an important voice in the discussion about the future of the industry, but also a confirmation that digital transformation is a reality that is happening here and now.

As a business partner of the event, we had the pleasure of actively participating in the substantive program.
PhD Piotr Nadybski appeared on stage, who in his presentation presented specific examples of artificial intelligence implementations carried out by our team:

  • large language models supporting local institutions in analyzing and processing information,
  • graph analysis in the financial sector to detect connections and anomalies,
  • automatic data extraction from legal documents, which shortens work time and minimizes errors.

During the speech, one key thought was heard:
A well-designed AI is not an experiment - it is a real tool for solving specific problems and increasing efficiency.
Technology, including AI, should be implemented with people, processes and business context in mind. Only then will it become a lasting and valuable element of a modern enterprise.

We would like to thank the organizers for the invitation and the opportunity to co-create this important event. Meetings like this show that Lower Silesia is ready for the digital revolution - and we want to be a part of it.

See you at the next conferences!

In a world of rapid technological change, education cannot afford to lag behind. That’s why we participated today with great enthusiasm in the “AI in Education” conference, held at the Wrocław Academy of Business in Applied Sciences.

A common theme throughout all discussions was responsibility both in terms of how new solutions are implemented and their impact on students, teachers, and the entire educational ecosystem.

EdTech is out everyday reality.
For years, we’ve been designing and developing IT solutions dedicated to education, supporting both public institutions and private learning centers.
We've built applications that facilitate educational content management, systems for software administration in academic environments and tools that enable better communication between students and universities. We prioritize clear interfaces, data security and adapting solutions to the real needs of users from teachers and IT administrators to students themselves.

At the conference, we found the conversations around responsible implementation of AI in education especially relevant. Technology can support learning processes, personalize teaching methods to individual student needs, and relieve teachers of repetitive tasks. But just as importantly, it must be used ethically, transparently and with a focus on the long-term development of young people.

That’s why we believe the future of education lies in combining innovation with a deep understanding of social and cultural contexts. Conferences like this one are an invaluable forum for exploring the challenges and opportunities facing the education sector in Poland.




On June 24, you’ll find us as a business partner at the conference "AI, Digitization, Industry – Shared Directions of Development," organized by the Legnica Special Economic Zone (LSSE) S.A., Wrocław University of Science and Technology – Legnica Branch, and the Lower Silesian Automotive Cluster – an event that bridges the world of modern technologies with the real needs of industry.

Blumilk’s CEO - PhD Piotr Nadybski will speak about how artificial intelligence can support the modern economy by streamlining everyday decisions, processes, and safety measures. He will also address the importance of responsible AI implementation, especially in projects where technology has a real impact on people and the environment.

The program includes:

  • Expert talks on AI and Industry 4.0
  • Presentations of proven implementations
  • A discussion panel and networking opportunities

We invite everyone interested in the future of industry, digital transformation, and the use of AI in the economy.

June 24 | 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
LSSE Conference Center, Rycerska 24, Legnica

Registration: https://lsse.eu/.../ai-cyfryzacja-przemysl-wspolne.../

With great excitement, we’re announcing the start of the second round of student internships at Blumilk, joined by Adam Kasprzyk, Dominik Prabucki, and Jakub Dembkowski - third-year Computer Science students specializing in Mobile and Web Application Development at Collegium Witelona University of Applied Sciences.

In this edition, the interns will take on a socially impactful and creatively engaging project. Their task is to develop a cross-platform application designed to promote local events and gatherings. The app aims to encourage people to get out of the house, meet in person and build stronger connections within their local communities.

We believe the best way to learn is through hands-on experience. That’s why instead of simulated tasks, we offer our interns the opportunity to take part in real projects alongside the entire team. It’s a chance to understand the full application development process from concept and UI design to development and testing.

This time, we’re focusing on technology that connects both literally and figuratively. The interns will not only strengthen their programming skills, but also contribute to creating a tool that can positively impact the quality of life in the city.

The International Youth Forum is currently taking place in Legnica with the goal of inspiring, connecting and supporting young people on their path toward conscious personal and professional development.

During one of the forum’s key discussions, titled “From Passion to Enterprise – People Who Change the Rules of the Game,” PhD Piotr Nadybski took the floor. Together with other speakers, he spoke about the role of passion, determination and courage in building a career path and creating an enterprise that not only responds to market needs but also reflects the values of its founders.

The story of Blumilk fit perfectly into the core theme of the discussion. The company, founded in Legnica by local technology enthusiasts, now employs nearly 30 specialists and develops software for clients across Europe. From the very beginning, its goal has been not only to deliver IT solutions but also to build a team where quality, integrity and relationships - both internal and with clients - truly matter.

Thanks to events like this, we have the opportunity to share our experience with young people who are just beginning their professional journey, but already have the potential to shape the future.

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