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EIT Manufacturing Scale-up Programme is a grant from EIT Manufacturing that funds education, innovation, and regional innovation scheme projects advancing the European manufacturing sector. Supported activities include workforce skills development, ESG readiness, advanced manufacturing platforms, circular economy initiatives, and digital manufacturing technologies.
The 2025 call funded individual EIT contributions ranging from approximately 298,000 EUR to 700,000 EUR per project. Eligible applicants are manufacturing scaleups and research or educational institutions established in EU member states. Proposals are evaluated on innovation potential and strategic alignment with EIT Manufacturing's priorities.
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Call for Proposals 2025 - EIT Manufacturing April, 29th 2024, 10:00 CEST July, 9th 2024, 17:00 CEST Education, Innovation , Regional Innovation Scheme Global Central Region East Region North Region South Region South East Region West Region Submission of results and evaluation A total of 72 proposals were submitted in response to this Call for proposals: 16 for the Education thematic area 1 Master & Doctoral School I&E Programme 45 for the Innovation thematic area 11 for the EIT Regional Innovation Scheme thematic area The evaluation of the proposals took place from July to October 2024 .
Applicants were informed about the outcome of the evaluations in October 2024 . The successful proposals completed the conditions negotiation phase and started the activity with EIT Manufacturing in January 2025 .
More information on the selected activities is provided here below: Data to Decision: Skills and competencies for the manufacturing workforce Participants of the Call: CTAG – Automotive Technology Center of Galicia EIT contribution: 298,105 € ESG readiness of the European manufacturing industry Participants of the Call: KIM Kayseri Advanced Materials Industry and Technology Inc. EIT contribution: 298,548 € High Voltage Training Tool Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 300,000 € TRAining INdustrial Metaverse Engineers Participants of the Call: University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland EIT contribution: 299,100 € Hybrid Training for Scaling Sensor-Integrated Sawing for Digital Manufacturing Participants of the Call: Concircle Consulting GmbH voestalpine High Performance Metals GmbH EIT contribution: 299,959 € Master & Doctoral School and I&E Programme No proposals awarded for this call.
Autonomous Energy Optimisation in maNufacturing and dispatch control Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 575,485 € Advanced Manufacturing Management Platform Participants of the Call: CTAG – Automotive Technology Center of Galicia Pca Slovakia (Stellantis Slovakia) EIT contribution: 699,932 € Circularity in Li-ion Production and Recyling Processes through Microparticle Control and Resource Efficiency Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 682,142 € COmplex iNventory digiTAl twIn Nfc Participants of the Call: Solid Solutions en Identification Total cost: 1,260,625 € EIT contribution: 698,689 € Device for Organization and Replenishment of industrial manufacturing Participants of the Call: Total cost: 1,391,096 € EIT contribution: 699,212 € Dynamic Production Planner leveraging Digital Product Passport Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 694,768 € Traceability and Rapid R&D: AAS Dataspace for a Data-Driven Industry Participants of the Call: University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland Total cost: 1,242,508 € EIT contribution: 699,769 € Energy Management, Storage and Cost Optimization Platform Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 587,091 € High-payload robotic manipulators for large/heavy parts collaborative assembly Participants of the Call: Total cost: 1,016,875 € EIT contribution: 711,263 € A Sustainable Manufacturing as a Service AM process for Euro7-compliant brake discs Participants of the Call: GOTEC Brake Disc Coatings GmbH Total cost: 1,005,438 € EIT contribution: 699,280 € Regeneration of Industrial Battery and Oil Participants of the Call: Total cost: 1,422,485 € EIT contribution: 994,268 € Resource Optimization and Tracking for Enhanced Recovery in the Circular Economy Participants of the Call: CTAG – Automotive Technology Center of Galicia EIT contribution: 697,970 € Reconfigurable Intralogistics using AI scheduling optimization and NAtural language communication Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 698,112 € Robot Toolkits for deformable component manufacturing Participants of the Call: University College Dublin Total cost: 1,416,875 € EIT contribution: 989,175 € Systemic Digital Twins for Optimized Manufacturing Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 463,324 € Ergonomics platform allowing simulation of exoskeletons Participants of the Call: CTAG – Automotive Technology Center of Galicia Farel Plastic Electrical Electronic Manufacturing Industry Inc. GOGOA Mobility Robots, S.
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Total cost: € 1,087,485 € EIT contribution: € 761,240 € Regional Innovation Scheme AI driven insights to reduce waste and consumption Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 446,265 € AI-Decision for flexible and efficient manufacturing Participants of the Call: BEIA Consult International EIT contribution: 198,189 € Systematic application of artificial intelligence and digitization solutions in production Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 197,925 € Large Format Additive Manufacturing for the Circular Economy Participants of the Call: Monolithos Catalysts and Recycling Ltd EIT contribution: 448,780 € Energy Optimisation Solution Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 443,625 € Integrating Smart Digital Technologies into Production Processes Participants of the Call: Baltec CNC Technologies, UAB Engineering and Technology Industries Association of Lithuania LUKASIEWICZ Research Network – Institute for Sustainable Technologies Vilnius Vocational College of Technology and Engineering (TECHIN) EIT contribution: 170,000 € Structurescope EG + Artificial Intelligence Participants of the Call: EIT contribution: 449,576 € EIT Manufacturing invites submissions to the Call for Proposals 2025.
Explore the areas of your interest and discover the terms and conditions provided below. We look forward to receiving your submissions and driving innovation forward together! Topic 1: Innovative Solution for Industrial Challenges This topic aims to tackle critical industrial challenges identified across five thematic areas: Industrial Metaverse, Renewable Energy, Circular Economy, Net Zero Industry, and AI-Data.
Each proposal must focus on one of the listed challenges that span across the five thematic areas: Integration of Complex Systems Implementing Circularity in Manufacturing Data-Driven Product Development Decision-Making Support for Complex Machinery and Value Chain Topic 2: Transition towards a resilient and human-centered m anufacturi ng This topic calls for projects that align with EIT Manufacturing’s Strategic Objectives on enhancing manufacturing system flexibility and supply chain resilience and reinforcing the attractiveness of the manufacturing work environment through technologies and digitalisation , addressing the critical need for a transition in the manufacturing sector.
Under this topic, applicants are invited to focus on one of the following two sub-areas: Resilience and Resource Availability Human-Centric Manufacturing Innovations Please take note of all the Call for Proposals documents further below. Note: Final version of Innovation CfP 2025 guidelines available as of 30 April 2024.
Topic 1: Sustainable Manufacturing for the Future The proposals under this topic are expected to cover skills and competencies in the following areas: Renewable Energy Integration : Proposals should focus on equipping the manufacturing workforce with skills tailored towards integrating renewable energy sources into manufacturing operations, encompassing solar, wind, and bioenergy solutions.
Circular Economy Implementation : Proposals should focus on competencies for designing and managing production processes for resource efficiency, waste reduction and circular flow of materials.
Net-Zero Strategies : Proposals should focus on skills and competencies that are needed for developing net-zero strategies in manufacturing, focusing on carbon footprint reduction and sustainable resource use (proficiency in optimization techniques, digitalization, and data analytics monitoring).
Topic 2: Digital Innovation in Manufacturing The proposals under this topic are expected to cover skills and competencies in the following areas: Industrial Metaverse Implementation : Proposals should focus on strengthening the manufacturing workforce skills and competencies linked to the adoption of immersive solutions, such as XR technologies and digital twins (developing proficiency in augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and digital twins to improve safety, efficiency, and collaboration within manufacturing operations).
AI and Data Analytics in Manufacturing : Proposals should focus on equipping the manufacturing workforce with skills and competencies in Machine Learning (ML) and Reinforcement Learning (RL), emphasizing principles, algorithms, and applications across various domains. Please take note of all the Call for Proposals documents further below. Note: Final version of Education CfP 2025 guidelines available as of 30 April 2024.
Focus on Master & Doctoral School I&E Programme In the framework of the Call for Proposals 2025, EIT Manufacturing invites submissions for the Master & Doctoral School I&E Programme, adhering to the outlined criteria below: EIT Manufacturing Master School – Summer School 2025 The proposals under this topic are expected to cover the following: Green and digitalisation aspects of manufacturing.
Innovative added value modules for developing I&E and sustainability competences. EIT Manufacturing Doctoral School – Innovation Programme 2025 The proposals under this topic are expected to cover the following: Focus on innovation in manufacturing, with emphasis on EITM flagships. Integration of entrepreneurship activities with an emphasis on IPR, Ethics, and startup creation.
Please take note of all the Call for Proposals documents further below. Note: Final version of I&E CfP 2025 guidelines available as of 10 May 2024. Focus on Regional Innovation Scheme Advanced materials and manufacturing processes at EIT RIS : t his subtopic calls for projects aiming to support innovative solutions relevant to the Call Thematic “Advanced materials at EIT RIS”.
Advanced materials are a key enabler technology for the twin green and digital transition and strategic point towards industrial competitiveness and leadership. Artificial Intelligence at EIT RIS : the subtopic calls for projects aiming to support innovative solutions relevant to the Call Thematic “AI and digital twins for manufacturing systems”.
As AI technologies continue to advance, manufacturers can expect further improvements in productivity, quality, and competitiveness. Inclusiveness at EIT RIS : the subtopic calls for projects aiming to support innovative solutions relevant to the Call Thematic “Inclusiveness at EIT RIS”, with special focus – although not restricted – on innovation projects which boost inclusiveness in the manufacturing industry.
By prioritizing inclusivity and embracing diversity as a strength, manufacturing companies can create a more innovative, resilient, and competitive workforce that reflects the diverse perspectives and talents of the global community.
Topic 2: Up-skilling and re-skilling manufacturing workforce in EIT RIS countries The proposals under this topic call for proposals to up-skill and re-skill the workforce and cultivate a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship in the manufacturing sector in EIT RIS countries. Please take note of all the Call for Proposals documents further below.
Note: Final version of RIS – Regional Innovation Scheme CfP 2025 guidelines available as of 30 April 2024. Call publication: 22 April 2024 Call opening: 29 April 2024 at 10:00 CEST. Application tool registration: by 3 July at 17:00 CEST.
Call closing: 9 July 2024 at 17:00 CEST. Eligibility and admissibility check: July 2024 Evaluation of proposals: July- October 2024 Communication of results: October 2024 Stand-still period: October- November 2024 Start date of the projects: January 2025 To streamline your application process, we offer Word versions of the web-based form for content preparation. These are for internal consortia use only.
The official application form is web-based, so be sure to complete all its fields for a final proposal submission. Please keep in mind that this is a support document and not an element of the proposals to be submitted. In case of discrepancies, the text and conditions of the relevant Call guidelines will prevail.
Corrigendum: The Word example of the Education submission form has been updated to correct an error in the percentage of revenue sharing.
Innovation submission form Education submission form Education Master & Doctoral School I&E Programme submission form RIS Innovation Topic 1 submission form RIS Education Topic 2 submission form Proposals can be initiated, prepared, and submitted through our online submission system from the 29 April 2024, 10:00 CEST until the 9 July 2024, 17:00 CEST .
Please note that the registration of organisations in the application system is required before submitting the proposal. As stated in the Call guidelines, the registration of new organisations in the system closed on 3 July 17:00 CEST . Electronic Submission System – User guide [Updated – 3 May] Stay up to date with the AGORA “Call for Proposals 2025” sphere.
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Call for Proposals 2025 guidelines Innovation CfP 2025 guidelines [Updated – 21 June] Education CfP 2025 guidelines [Updated- 9 July] Master & Doctoral School I&E Programme CfP 2025 guidelines [Updated – 9 July] Regional Innovation Scheme CfP 2025 guidelines [Updated – 9 July] Call for Proposals 2025 mandatory documents Master & Doctoral School I&E Programme Call for Proposals 2025 supporting documents Education [updated 27.
05] Master & Doctoral School I&E Programme [updated 27. 05] Innovation [updated 05. 06] EIT Manufacturing is one of the nine innovation communities supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union.
EIT Manufacturing’s main goal is to bring European stakeholders focused on manufacturing together in innovation ecosystems that add unique value to European products , processes and services and inspire the creation of globally competitive and sustainable manufacturing . EIT Manufacturing brings together more than 175 members ( universities , research institutes and companies ).
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Manufacturing scaleups established in EU Member States. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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