SMART4ALL Open Call for Cross-domain Technology Transfer Experiments
The experiments should be related to Customised Low-Energy Computing (CLEC) for CyberPhysical Systems (CPS) and the Internet of Things (IoT) with various application domains.
SMART4ALL aims to accelerate the development of innovative product-oriented projects and offer guidance towards successful commercialisation. SMART4ALL is a European initiative funding cross-border experiments for technology transfer between researchers and industrial actors.
Areas of application
- Digitised Transport
- Digitised Agriculture
- Digitised Environment
- Digitised Anything
Financial support
The experiments will be supported with a lump sum of up to €80,000 each to cover staff, travel and equipment needed for implementing the experiment. A partner can not receive more than €60,000.
Who can apply?
The consortium can be made of the following profiles:
- Universities and other academic institutions
- SME and Slightly Bigger Companies
The participation of at least two SMEs or Slightly Bigger Companies is compulsory and one of them should be the leader of the cross-border experiment. Only one application is necessary per consortium of applicants.
Consortium is made as by 3 eligible entities from at least two eligible countries, playing different roles as follows:
- One academic/industrial technology provider
- One industrial early technology adopter
- One industrial productisation partner that extends the value chain
What are the prioritised countries?
Consortia including at least one member from one of the SEE (South-East Europe, except Greece).
Countries will be prioritised:
- Albania
- Moldova
- Montenegro
- North Macedonia
- Romania
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- Serbia
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Hungary
- Kosovo
- Ukraine
This information is disseminated through the DIGIS3 project, supported by EU. DIHBU, as a member of DIGIS3 EDIH, can help you to submit a proposal for this funding opportunity, through its specific services, free of charge for SMEs.
