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Challenges

InnoBuyer brings together Challengers (public or private entities with unmet innovation needs) and Solvers (Innovative SMEs) to jointly co-create new solutions, applying a demand-driven approach.

A total of 15 organisations with Unmet Innovation Needs have been invited to join the InnoBuyer programme, along with 1 additional organisation from the reserve list who accepted to join the programme on a voluntary basis.
The Challengers will get support from the InnoBuyer consortium to further define their unmet needs and translate them into a challenge (Action 1), that can be launched in a call for innovation suppliers/Solvers.

Once the best Solver for each particular challenge gets selected (Action 2), Challengers and Solvers will co-create and pilot an innovative solution (Action 3). If by the end of the process the solution shows promising results, Challengers will receive support to launch an innovation procurement procedure (Action 4) for the wide adoption of the solution.

Click on the projects displayed below to learn more about the Challengers selected and their Unmet Needs. 

IT driven QMS-tool for MDR compliance of early-stage medical device development

Challenger:

Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)

Intelligent assistant to support judges and magistrates in drafting sentences by locating texts of previous judgments and jurisprudence

Challenger:

Centre de Telecomunicacions i Tecnologies de la Informació (CTTI)

A comprehensive solution for the safety of a patient in WSS Olsztyn

Challenger:

WSS Olsztyn

Capillary Testing at your HOME: Reliable, User-friendly and Sustainable

Challenger:

Erasmus MC

Advanced functional materials and components for urea electrolysis for cost-effective hydrogen and ammonia production

Challenger:

German Aerospace Center (DLR)

Autonomous system for technical inspections of lighting and photovoltaic installations

Challenger:

Águas e Energia do Porto