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Find similar grantsStrategic Innovation Open Call is sponsored by European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). The EIT aims to drive innovation and entrepreneurship across Europe by integrating business, education, and research. While specific calls vary, the 'Strategic Innovation Open Call' suggests an ongoing opportunity for innovative projects.
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Strategic Innovation open call - EIT Urban Mobility Strategic Innovation open call Piloting and scaling new solutions Our Strategic Innovation Open Call aims to support our mission and vision by investing in innovative solutions, products and services that respond to the most pressing urban mobility challenges. The focus is to accelerate the adoption of impactful innovation by derisking the development and large-scale deployment.
The Call is designed to bring together public and private European innovators to jointly develop and test new solutions that align with EIT Urban Mobility’s Strategic Agenda 2021-2027 and help us to achieve our societal impact goals. Support tested solutions with strong market potential and a credible path to market by the end of project implementation.
Enable cities and mobility providers to confidently procure and scale proven innovations. Create opportunities for innovators to refine their offerings in real-world settings, ensuring they are ready for widespread implementation and long-term impact. Foster innovation and strengthen European competitiveness in the mobility sector by encouraging collaboration across education, research, business and cities.
Check out our calls for proposals Why apply to the Main Innovation Open Call? Develop and test your innovations with European stakeholders while fostering close partnerships with cities, SMEs, research institutes and universities. Co-create with businesses and knowledge providers to find innovative solutions for your mobility challenges; and enable your city to become a living lab for new solutions and services.
Research institutes and universities Bring your research to life in the form of the creation of a spin-off for a developed solution, or pilots and demonstrations to grow awareness in your intended markets, gain closer cooperation with businesses and cities, and help graduates acquire the right skills and mindsets required in the field.
Collaborate with knowledge providers, end-users, and industry stakeholders to test new solutions and validate them with customers. Develop your commercialisation plans, launch products and receive sales support throughout project finalisation.
Meet some of our supported projects Making intersections smarter via AI to reduce accidents Robotic device for rapid and flexible electric vehicle charging Swappable battery system and charging station for light electric vehicles
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Industry innovators, cities and municipalities, research institutes and universities, and SMEs focused on urban mobility solutions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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