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Luleå University of Technology is a Swedish technological university specialising in applied research, engineering, digital technologies and industrial innovation. The university works closely with industry and public-sector organisations to translate scientific knowledge into practical technological solutions.

The Technical University of Denmark is an internationally recognised technical university conducting research and education in engineering, technology and applied sciences. Its expertise includes electrical engineering, photonics, robotics, materials, control systems and advanced manufacturing.

The University of Patras (UPAT), founded in 1964, is the third-largest university in Greece. It comprises 7 Schools and 31 Departments, covering a broad range of disciplines in science, engineering, medicine, agriculture, health, humanities, and economics. UPAT has gained international recognition for its research in areas such as health, biotechnology, environmental sciences, mechanics, electronics, informatics, and basic sciences. Several of its departments, laboratories, and clinics are recognized as centres of excellence, reflecting the University’s strong record in innovative research and international projects.

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology is Norway’s leading university in science and technology. Its research and education cover engineering, natural sciences, information and communication technologies and interdisciplinary innovation, with strong links to industry and the maritime sector.

The Fraunhofer Research Institution for Additive Manufacturing Technologies IAPT researches additive manufacturing (AM) and advances the technology for sustainable innovations that benefit industry. Fraunhofer IAPT’s solutions reduce production costs, accelerate product development, close gaps in supply chains, and automate tasks in response to staff shortages and a lack of skilled workers.
 
Fraunhofer IAPT’s portfolio encompasses research and development across the entire AM manufacturing value chain—from unique component designs and system solutions, to processes and materials, to factory planning and virtualization. From the initial idea and feasibility to industrial implementation in new or existing production environments, Fraunhofer IAPT experts consider all aspects of the additive manufacturing route seamlessly end-to-end.

HEALANT (formerly Valence Technologies) is a Belgian advanced-materials company developing self-healing polymer solutions. Its self-healing material platform is designed for applications such as tyres, industrial components and durable multifunctional materials.

Melexis is a semiconductor and microelectronics company developing sensor and driver solutions for automotive, industrial and smart-electronics applications. Its technologies enable accurate sensing, control and interaction across a wide range of connected and intelligent systems.

Embodied AI is a Swiss robotics and artificial-intelligence company developing embodied AI technologies, robotic designs and intelligent control solutions for real-world applications. Its work focuses on connecting advanced AI methods with physical robotic systems and their environments.

Ottobock is a German medical-technology company developing prosthetic, orthotic, exoskeleton and neuromobility solutions. Its products and services aim to improve mobility, independence and quality of life for people with physical limitations.

J. Schmalz GmbH is a German company specialising in vacuum technology and industrial automation. Its portfolio includes vacuum-handling systems, robotic gripping solutions and clamping technologies for manufacturing, logistics and other industrial applications.

Saphai AB is a Swedish artificial-intelligence and robotics company developing autonomous solutions based on neural networks, AI-enabled perception and object-detection technologies. Its work supports intelligent robotic and autonomous applications in industrial and operational environments.

The Capital Region of Denmark is a public regional authority responsible for hospitals, healthcare services, health research, emergency services, environmental activities, transport and selected social services across Denmark’s capital region.

The Institute of Entrepreneurship Development is a Greek non-profit organisation based in Larissa. It promotes entrepreneurship, innovation, skills development and knowledge transfer through research, training, business-support activities and the implementation of European projects.