Access to Infrastructure & R&D Support service
Consulting services and advisory on automatics and electronics
Provided by Centrum Badań i Rozwoju Technologii dla Przemysłu SA · Poland
Service description
A consulting and advisory service on the fields of automation, control and measurement for instrumentation and automatics. This service is directed to EIC Pathfinder, Transition and Accelerator innovators and cover the following topics: prototyping of electronics, implementation of electronic circuits and controller programming, creation of computer, database, mobile devices and automation software. The service will be delivered by CBRTP’s key personnel, comprised of specialists and market practitioners, who combine their professional experience in international corporations and research and development institutions. CBRTP experts will verify the technical assumptions of the technology to improve its feasibility and future commercialization potential. This assistance will be given through 1-1 calls (2x4 hours / month), that may be divided into 3 phases: 1st – an in-depth interview with EIC Beneficiary on technology, 2nd – sharing comments and recommendations, 3rd – Q&A sessions. A report on progress made and future challenges and guidelines will be delivered to the EIC Beneficiary. CBRTP experts will provide continuous assistance to the EIC Beneficiaries during the service implementation. EIC Beneficiaries will have access to a set of tools and infrastructures to develop and/or test their solutions. EIC Beneficiaries will have to be physically present at CBRTP facilities (Krakow, Poland). Availability of each infrastructure after individual negotiations with EIC Beneficiary.
All prices per hour include general costs of electricity, water, basic tools and laboratory equipment, amortization, assistance, and support of CBRTP personnel, yet the cost of materials, chemical regents, specific tools are excluded – to be provided on site by the EIC awardee. All prices are indicative and the final price will depend on the complexity of the awardee's needs.