The AI4Justice initiative, led by Connecthink Innovation in partnership with the Centre de Telecomunicacions i Tecnologies de la Informació (CTTI), aims to tackle the task of drafting judicial sentences by introducing a Virtual Assistant.
The FHARMAVERSO project, developed through a collaboration between Hospital Universitario de Getafe and MetaMedicsVR, is helping children gain confidence in managing their growth hormone therapy.
The InnoBuyer Open Call for EIC Solvers has successfully concluded, with four innovative Challenger/Solver consortia selected to enter the co-creation phase.
The AI4Justice initiative, led by Connecthink Innovation in partnership with the Centre de Telecomunicacions i Tecnologies de la Informació (CTTI), aims to tackle the task of drafting judicial sentences by introducing a Virtual Assistant.
With insights from Imantas Paliakas, Director of Operations at UAB and Irma Eringė, Project Manager at Corner Case Technologies, this collaboration shows the value of data-driven solutions for optimizing electric bus fleets. This article explores the key phases of OptiDrive.
SAFE-STAY, a collaboration between Sterna Innovation and Olsztyn Hospital, is transforming patient mobility. With Marc Torrent, CTO of Sterna Innovation, spearheading the technological development, the project is set to have a impact on healthcare efficiency.
The partnership between TU Delft and Complear, highlights the power of interdisciplinary cooperation in navigating EU medical device regulations. In this article, we gather insights on the key phases of development, challenges faced, and the program’s impact.
In this interview, we explore the EarlyDel program’s journey, highlighting its major accomplishments, the challenges faced, and the invaluable lessons learned through collaboration with stakeholders.
The following interview provides an in-depth look into the BLOODMANSYS project, a pivotal initiative at the Badajoz Flagship Hospital aimed at improving blood transfusion processes.
The InnoBuyer team proudly attended the IPTF Conference, showcasing our demand-driven methodology for innovation procurement. The IPTF Conference, held on June 18th in Brussels 2024, was a key event that highlights the importance of expanding innovative procurement practices.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the Grant Agreement 101071212.
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