Projects about Boosting European digital Industry

A breakthrough in handwritten text recognition, layout analysis and keyword spotting has been made. A service platform helps reveal European and international cultural heritage and search for centuries-old documents.

The EU-funded project HiPEAC has released its annual vision report, which analyses the challenges that the computing sector faces and how technologies will evolve in the future.

SniffPhone, an EU funded project to develop a compact handheld device that measures exhaled breath for early diagnosis of cancer, has received the Innovation Award at EFECS2018 - the European Forum for Electronic Components and Systems in Lisbon.

Within the EU project TETRAMAX, two startups from Italy and Slovenia have developed a mobile application connected to physical sensors in the plants, which allows any person to easily grow their own garden with step-by-step guidance.

The partners of the EU-funded project inSSIght are organising a series of webinars specifically dedicated to students and young professionals. They will allow the participants to familiarize themselves with Smart Systems technologies, applications, and research challenges, hence greatly complementing their course work.

The EU-supported project CAxMan has helped a small Italian engineering company to produce an innovative gearbox through 3D printing technologies. This has made their manufacturing process 20% cheaper and 40% faster.

The Slovenian company Saving, with the help of a Digital Innovation Hub, has created a light, affordable and non-intrusive wearable device to improve monitoring of patients that suffer from cardiac diseases.

What if sensors in your pipelines could help you save water and reduce your bills? That's what the Spanish company A-cing and the Digital Innovation Hub of the Technical University of Madrid have developed within the European project CPSELabs.

A smart solution developed in an EU-funded project could lead to 35% reduction in the use of pesticide and 50% less water consumption in agriculture activities.

The Swiss SME Alp’ride, together with the Digital Innovation Hub CEA Leti, has developed a system to send GPS coordinates without the need of a network in order to locate skiers and mountaineers in emergency situations.