Electronics

This leaflet provides an overview of the Advanced Technologies for Industry Sectoral Watch Reports that have been developed in the context of the Advanced Technologies for Industry project.

Flexible and printed electronics offer opportunities for various applications such as rollable, foldable displays, smart patches and smart packaging on paper and plastic substrates.

On 4 May 2021, the European Commission approved the Danish aid scheme to support electricity production from renewable resources under the EU State aid rules. The aid scheme:

The Fraunhofer Institute for Physical Measurement Techniques IPM develops tailor-made measuring techniques and systems for industry. Many years of experience with optical technologies form the basis for high-tech solutions in the fields of production control, object and shape detection, gas and

The Alexandra Institute helps companies and organisations apply world-class IT research in practice. Since 1999, we have been on a mission to bring research outputs to market through partnerships and project collaboration with universities and companies.

WE BELIEVE THAT: Data-driven solutions

The European Commission has been taking steps to utilise advanced technologies to achieve its goal of being the first climate-neutral continent.

JYVSECTEC – Jyväskylä Security Technology is JAMK University of Applied Sciences, Institute of Information Technology based research, development and training center focused for Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics. JYVSECTEC offers services by using Finland’s national Cyber

On 18 March 2021, the European Commission launched the European Innovation Council (EIC). The EIC has a budget of over €10 billion (in current prices) for 2021 – 2027 to develop and expand breakthrough innovations.

The AIR Institute (https://air-institute.org) is a non-profit research organization, aimed at the promotion and development of scientific research in the field of computer science and artificial intelligence. The AIR Institute comprises a multidisciplinary team of researchers who work to promote

Vilnius University is open for collaborative research, contract research or any cooperation activities with business partners, including SMEs. Over 160 teams of researchers in various scientific fields – life sciences, physics and chemistry, information technologies, social sciences and humanities –