The E-BOOST project, in which DITECFER is a partner, has launched the Open  Call on Training Programs open to all European SMEs involved in the  electromobility sector, including the railways.

Financial support:  Each participating  company will receive 3000 euros as a lump sum to spend on the training. There are funds to finance 40 companies.
 Eligibility: European SMEs  involved in e-mobility (European Union companies and SMP program countries => see list), producing even small parts or special necessary devices, and also services such as engineering, design, software or web applications, etc. (for sectors such as automotive, railway, aeronautical, maritime, smart city or heavy vehicles).

MODI accelerates the introduction of highly automated solutions to improve European logistic chains.

Newsletter no. 3 covers the initial stage of ‘Paving the way for impact’ dissemination phase. In this six-month period, project partners have focused on further defining the use cases, developing the evaluation framework, and preparing for the showcase of vehicles and PDI optimisation.

MODI Makes Progress: Data Collection and First Trip Completed on Rotterdam-Oslo CCAM Corridor

The MODI project has achieved a significant milestone with the first trip and successful completion of ...

The IN-MOVE by Railgrup team was in Oslo this week for the launch of the MODI project, a cross-border European flagship initiative to accelerate the introduction of connected, cooperative and automated mobility solutions to significantly improve logistics chains.

 A total budget of approximately €28 million, five use cases and a public-private partnership of 29 partners from 8 countries to test and validate the implementation of CCAM solutions for real logistics operations.

The MODI Project will demonstrate use cases of automated HGVs without safety drivers on the motorway corridor from Rotterdam in the Netherlands to Moss in Norway, crossing four national borders and showcasing terminal operations at four different ports and terminals in route.

Entre las 130 PYMEs europeas que se ha juntado al proyecto 15 son  empresas asociadas de IN-MOVE by Railgrup

TicTap, Grupo Alava, Incom, Baumer, Eximport, Imotion Analytics, ISC, Enide, Worldsensing, Usyncro, CIMNE (Oktics – Spin-off), Composites ATE, OPSIS y Ansitec son las empresas socias de IN-MOVE que  trabajan en la transformación de la movilidad en la detección de retos y la adopción de soluciones, y serán acompañadas hacia este objetivo dentro del proyecto STARS.

¡Después de dos días de reuniones en Teknopark Estambul, el consorcio STrategic Alliances boosting Railway Smes (STARS) está listo para comenzar con las actividades del proyecto junto con las #PYMES!

Durante estos días hemos estado trabajando en las actividades de asistencia técnica y empresarial que recibirán las PYMES del sector para la implantación de Tecnologías Avanzadas.

Además de los eventos Hackathon en los que se buscarán soluciones a problemas tradicionales de las pymes.