On latest Jan 31st, 2018 we closed the submission procedures for our 2nd Open Call. 51 eligible applications have been received through the F6S platform. Applicants come from 14 countries across Europe, with profiles ranging from SMEs (75%), to Research Centers (14%) and Industry (4%). All the 2nd Open Call themes have been properly covered. We […]
Two days ago (Feb 28), we had the deadline for submissions to our 1st Open Call. After three months of continuous dissemination, many presentations and a webinar, reaching out to interested IoT stakeholders, we are pleased to announce some preliminary statistics with respect to the attracted participation. We received 34 eligible proposals through the F6S […]
On Thursday 16th of February, the symbIoTe team organised a webinar on the 1st Open Call. Sergios Soursos (Project Coordinator), Ivana Podnar Žarko (Technical Manager) and Maria Bianco (Open Call Manager) presented the symbIoTe project and the first Open Call. The audience got engaged in the conversation and many interesting questions were answered! The slides of […]
Are you an IoT platform owner and you haven’t apply yet to our Open Call? Do you have doubts or you are not sure if this call is for you? Join our Webinar on the 16th of February at 11:00 to 12:00 (CET) and learn everything you need to know, talk to us directly and get […]
We are pleased to inform you that the 1st Open call is now launched. symbIoTe project will fund third parties (companies, start-ups, research centres etc.) for implementing specific extensions addressed to federate IoT platform to symbIoTe system, leveraging on the Open Source software, tools and solutions developed within the project. Apply and make your IoT platform symbIoTe-compliant. […]
symbIoTe, along with the rest projects of IoT-EPI, plans to fund SMEs, startups, research centers and universities with a total of EUR 5.5 million in 10 Open Calls. symbIoTe will launch its 1st Open Call on November 30, 2016, with the 2nd Open Call planned for one year later, at the end of October 2017. […]
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This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 688156