EURIPIDES, YOUR SMART SYSTEMS INNOVATION PARTNER IN EUROPE

EURIPIDES is the EUREKA R&D programme dedicated to interconnection, packaging, miniaturisation of electronic systems or devices, silicon sensors and integration of all electronic systems.These smart products are more and more part of our life and environment in communication (smart phones), automotive industry (electronic and electric cars), aeronautics, secure societies, medical, agro food, water and energy. They are invisible, but essential and vital!

EURIPIDES stimulates and supports innovative projects for developing new products and services. Led by industry, these projects involve large companies, a growing number of SMEs and academia, from at least two EUREKA countries. EURIPIDES launches two calls per year in spring and autumn. A two-step submission including feedback from European independent experts ensures a fair success rate.

All 40 EUREKA member countries and associated countries can financially support EURIPIDES projects. Partners are funded directly by their respective governments, according to national procedures.

EURIPIDES is one of the four EUREKA clusters in ICT (Catrene, Itea2, Celtic+). To-day, EURIPIDES has labelled more than 50 projects with a total value of 400 Million Euros in R&D efforts.

Every year, EURIPIDES gathers the Smart systems community on the occasion of its annual Forum, highlighting new trends in Technology and Business with dedicated events aiming at generating new projects for future business.


Running calls



June 11, 2013TEC Consensus meeting
June 12, 2013COUNCIL Labelling meeting
June 24, 2013Hearings

Success stories

EURIPIDES IQFUEL


"CREATING THE PRODUCTS THAT WILL RADICALLY TRANSFORM OUR CARS IN THE FUTURE."

Fuel Quality Sensor: a new approach to engine management

With a Europe-wide publicly-funded effort of more than three years and a total investment of 8.1 million euro, automotive engineering giant Continental has revolutionised car engines, together with partners including PSA Peugeot – Citroen and Daimler-Chrysler.

 


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