IoT-NGIN Open Call 1

IoT-NGIN Open Calls

The IoT-NGIN project in which Privanova takes part organizes two Open Calls with the aim to increase the public awareness of the project and welcome new members in the IoT-NGIN community.

IoT-NGIN Open Call 1

The IoT-NGIN Open Call 1 starts on October 1st 2021 and will run until December 30th 2021. We will invite IoT devices manufacturers, embedded software and FPGA/soft core SMEs to join the IoT-NGIN consortium by offering a) open interfaces and access to their IoT systems or b) embed IoT-NGIN meta-architecture extensions and/or software components or porting SW components to FPGA/soft core. The funding for each new participant will be up to 150K€ and it is expected that at least 5 new partners will join the IoT-NGIN consortium via this open call.

In a nutshell

IoT devices manufacturers, software and FPGA/soft core SMEs willing to join the IoT-NGIN consortium by a) offering open interfaces and access to their IoT systems or b) embedding IoT-NGIN extensions and/or porting IoT software components to FPGA/soft core can get up to €150,000 funding per selected application. Click the link below to submit your application via the F6S Platform from October 1st, 2021 until December 30th, 2021 (17:00 CET).

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