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SMARTX – EUROPEAN SMART TEXTILES ACCELERATOR

The first Smartx Call for funding is now open. You can find in the Guide for Applicants all information about the eligibility and selection criteria, the selection process and details on how coaches will help candidates to submit a clear and valid Application.

If you wish to apply for SmartX support, the initial step is to fill an Expression an Interest, so that a dedicated coach will get in touch and start helping you.

Then, in order to file an Application you will have to sign and/or complete the documents below. Please download them and complete them at your convenience, then check with your coach that everything is in order. You will then receive a link to upload all the requested documents onto a restricted-access page dedicated to your project.

The Technical Application Form helps Applicants describe their project objectives, targets and what they expect from SmartX support
The Powerpoint presentation Guidelines will help you to present projects in a concise way to allow the Selection Committee members to understand them with most clarity and accuracy
The Declaration of Honour is a legal mandatory document to certify all Applicants meet the eligibility criteria and none of the excluding ones
The Conflict of Interest declaration intends to prevent any possible conflict of interest from arising between any Applicant and any SmartX partner coach, as well as any Selection Committee member. The final document will be uploaded as soon as the 12th and last member is confirmed i.e. by December 15th. It will enable each project to be viewed or processed only by SmartX partners and Selection Committee members who are not in a situation to cause potential conflict of interest with neither the Applicant nor the applying project.
A short video webinar will be posted on this page by December 15th to make sure all candidates can fill in the forms with maximum ease.
We remain however at everyone’s disposal in case of questions : hello@smartx-europe.eu

Please, do not forget the closing date for sending us an Expression of Interest is February 15th and for submitting the finalised Application is February 29th.

Link: https://www.smartx-europe.eu/application/

OPEN CALL TRINITY DIH AGILE PRODUCTION

This first open call of Trinity DIH project targets application experiments (a.k.a. use case demonstrations) which include ICT technologies including robotics, IoT and cybersecurity to facilitate agile production in European companies.
The call includes two tracks:

- End-users driven demonstrations, which aim at validating demonstration of technologies proposed by the participating DIHs. This track, which has a budget of 1M€, targets end users with a specific need in the areas of digitalization, advanced robotics, or data and cybersecurity and offers end-users and system integrators a possibility to modernize their processes via new technologies.

- Technology providers, which aims at demonstrating novel solutions innovated by companies, in particular SMEs, in a realistic and industrially relevant environment. This track, which has a budget of 3M€, provides access to the infrastructure and expertise provided by the DIHs to perform the demonstrations.

Proposals must be submitted by consortia of 1 to 3 partners, led by industrial partners (SMEs, or slightly bigger) and can consist end-users, technology providers and competence centres. All consortia partners must be legal entities established in one of the EU Member States or H2020 Associated countries; must be members of the TRINITY DIH community (at least 10 days before the deadline of the open call) and must have a PIC number. Cross-regional collaboration will be appreciated and each lead applicant can submit only one proposal.

Deadline for applications’ submission is on 28th of February 2020, at 17:00 (CET). Proposals are expected to be evaluated by 30th April 2020 and funded projects are expected to start by May-June 2020.

15 external demonstrations are expected to be funded in the first open call. These experiments should last from 6 to 9 month and funding per experiment might range from €50K to €300K (the maximum funding rate is 70%). The total grant from TRINITY DIH may not exceed 300 k€ for a single partner during the TRINITY runtime.

TRINITY aims to establish a sustainable ecosystem composed of Research Centers and University Groups specialized in Advanced Robotics and Internet of Things (IoT), supported by a DIH with experts in Robotics Cyber security to contribute to novel robotics solutions that will increase agility in production systems. These include collaborative robots, reconfigurable systems, virtualization, IoT, and data and system security. In total, minimum of 30 external demonstrations will be funded in the two open calls during the TRINITY project duration 2019-2022.

Know more: https://trinityrobotics.eu/calls/trinity-dih-agile-production-open-call-for-up-to-e300000/

C-VoUCHER 2nd Circularity Programme Open Call

Circular Economy Acceleration Program
UP TO €60K per SME
Mentoring, networking and designer/business consultancy support

C-VoUCHER, the project funded under Horizon 2020 EU Programme aims at creating circular value link-chains in traditional industries.

Who can apply?
We are looking for companies willing to embark on the circular transformation journey and change the way of doing business, cooperating with others and creating a positive impact on environment. The applicant should be a SME, small and medium sized enterprises.

What could companies expect from C-voucher?
The first phase includes a 3-day workshop (Bootcamp) where 13 companies are invited to identify and develop circular economy solutions building upon their existing business models by adding enabling technologies and design thinking strategies to their operations.

In the second phase 6 of the 13 companies are selected to further develop their ideas in a 9-month programme (Circularity Programme for Classic SMEs) including tailored Designer/business consultancy support, technology implementation, business mentoring and further funding opportunities (both public and private).

What is included in the Voucher?
The 13 selected companies will receive 2 000 EUR to participate in the 3-day workshop (reimbursement of travel costs).

The 6 selected companies will be offered a voucher up to €58K for the purchase of technology. Furthermore, the project provides business consultancy services and access to funding solutions.

What does it take to participate?
The company should allocate internal resources - the people coming from various areas of the company's structure (management-level, finances, production, technology, etc.) as well as time in order to be ready to participate in the Programme. Personnel's dedication would need to be sufficient in order to implement the circular project.

To participate in the Bootcamp (the event organized for the 13 selected companies) the following preparations are needed from the company: saving the dates for the meeting (expected at the last week of February 2020, tbc) and selecting 2-3 key people to work on the proposal during the meeting (together with a designer and technology expert provided by C-Voucher) and present the project during the event (pitching session in front of the jury panel).

Companies selected to the Circularity Acceleration Programme (6 out of 13 invited to the Bootcamp) will have to report back on their progress in the Programme. They will have to deliver the Circular Solution Definition Plan (created in cooperation with the assigned designer and finalized after the second month of the Programme). Each SME will be required to stay in touch with the assigned designer and systematically monitor the implementation of the Plan according to individual arrangements.

DEADLINE: December 31, 2019 ( 17:00 Brussels time)
Know more: https://smes-open-call.fundingbox.com

Second Disruptor Awards Open Call

Each year, the I4MS project will launch the Disruptors Awards Call and select the best cases or experiments illustrating a company's ability to innovate and implement ICT technologies to meet its business needs. The first open call for applications was launched in May 2018 and closed in July 2018.
This second Open Call is available to SMEs and mid-caps having received technological and financial support by any project or Innovation Action under the I4MS initiative (Fortissimo, Fortissimo2, Cloudflow, CloudSME, LASHARE, INTEFIX, EuRoC, Appolo, ReconCell, BEinCPPS, HORSE, MIDIH, Cloudifacturing, L4MS and AMable).
The Disruptors Awards winner will be offered a specially designed offline and online visibility during the Mobile World Congress 2020 in Barcelona where the winner will also be offered 2 exhibition tickets, technological and innovation support during a workshop offered by the Danish Technological Institute and MADE – Manufacturing Academy of Denmark, and an exhibition space at the FIWARE Summit during Spring 2020. Finally, the winner will receive a visibility package which includes the promotion of the experiments and the winning SMEs or midcap via the I4MS online community, website, social networks, blog and I4MS newsletter, plus the opportunity to be featured as the best digital transformation case in different newsletters linked to the I4MS ecosystem.
The Disruptors Awards is not only a competition, but also an opportunity to gain visibility and thereby make your ideas grow and get in contact with a large ecosystem.
JOIN THE I4MS DISRUPTORS AWARDS
Be a DISRUPTOR – show the world how you can solve existing challenges!
Submit your idea, get in contact with the ecosystem and get exhibiting opportunities in World Class events.
The best SME/mid-cap proposal will win prize package. You can find more information about benefits and criterias to participate here:
SUBMISSION:
In order to participate, it is necessary to register on the I4MS Disruptors Awards Open Call website and apply to be selected as the I4MS Disruptor.
QUESTIONS?
Please contact us at hello@i4ms.eu or make your questions in the Q&A section.
You can find all the information you need to know to apply for the Disruptors Awards in the Guidelines for applicants and at www.i4ms.eu

The winning proposal will be announced in November 2019 on the I4MS website

Call for Proposals for Data driven applications and experiments in CPS/IOT

The second call of MIDIH aims at complementing functionalities around MIDIH reference architecture and performing experiments in CPS/IOT based on the components provided by the architecture.

This call will support the development of data driven applications (preferably by IT SMEs as technology providers) and experiments in CPS/IoT (preferably by Manufacturing SMEs), within the following topics:

Technological topics

T1. Modeling and Simulation innovative HPC/Cloud applications for highly personalised Smart Products, Smart Factory and Smart Supply Chain

T2. Smart Factory and Smart Product Digital Twin models alignment and validation via edge clouds distributed architectures

T3. Advanced applications of AR / VR Technologies for Remote Training / Maintenance Operations (Smart Product and Smart Factory)

T4. Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence advanced applications in Smart Product, Smart Factory and Smart Supply Chains management and optimization.

Experimentation topics

E1. Integrating Additive Manufacturing into legacy production system for experiments with CPS / IOT production technologies.

E2. Integrating CPS / IOT technologies to bridge factory automation and robotics

E3. Integrating CPS / IOT discrete production technologies in Process Industry

E4. Integrating CPS / IOT factory logistics technologies in internal/external logistic scenario

The experiments must cover one of the three main scenarios (Smart Factory or Smart Product or Smart Supply chain) and The usage of components of the reference architecture is mandatory.

Applicants must be individual legal entities (consortia are not allowed) established in countries eligible for participation in EC H2020 projects.

This open call, which has an indicative budget of € 960,000, has a deadline for applications’ submission on 06th August 2019, at 17:00 Brussels local time, and selected proposals, which should have an expected duration of 6 months, may receive funding up to € 60,000 per proposal (but remember that applicants that have already received more than € 100,000 from H2020 I4MS and SAE projects cannot be awarded).

Visit the open call page at MIDIH site for full information!

Expeditions for explorers - 1ST OPEN CALL

This call offers financial support for 3 to 6 months expeditions to USA and a mentoring program for Europe's Top researchers and innovators in emerging Internet technologies in the following Focus Areas:

Artificial Intelligence,

Blockchain,

Big Data,

Internet of Things,

Cybersecurity,

Cloud/Edge Computing,

Interactive Technology,

Future Hyper-Connectivity and

Human-centric Internet.

Applicants can participate in the program through 3 different approaches:

Open Ideas: applicants may submit a proposal around their ideas, products and services in one or several focus areas and they will be identified and matched the best candidates with the US Nodes.

Challenges: applicants may submit a proposal to a Challenge from the ones defined by US Nodes, taking into consideration their specific priorities for collaboration.

Paired Teams: applicants may submit a proposal to advance their ideas, products and/or services in one or several of the focus areas along with a specific US partnering organization.

The call is open to employees with innovator or researcher profile of a European legal entity (limited to: startups, SMEs, mid-caps, research centres or academia) under the European Commission regulations.

This open call has a deadline for applications submission on 31st July 2019 at 12:00 CEST and will follow this indicative timeline:

Evaluation: from August 2019 until September 2019.

Communication to applicants and contracting: October 2019.

Inmersion (4-day intensive bootcamp): October 2019 – November 2019.

Expeditions: from January 2020 to June 2020.

NGI Explorer Oscars: July 2020.

Selected projects will get financial support for Explorers’ travel and subsistence costs during their Expeditions and funding will be released under a lump sum scheme. The monthly rate for the Program has been set at €4,650 and funding ceilings are up to € 13,950 for a 3-month Expedition and up to €27,900 for a 6-month Expedition

NGI Explorers is a program to launch Europe's best Internet talent into Expeditions to the US. It will support top researchers and innovators to gain the skills, build the networks and find the sustainability necessary to catalyze the impact of their disruptive ideas, NGI concepts or product-oriented research activities.

The Program will invest US$ 1+M to spur 40+ top-notch European Explorers over a 3-year period (January 2019 – December 2021).

Visit the NGI Explorers Program site for full information.

European Data Incubator – Open Call 2 for startups

The second open call of the European Data Incubator targets start-ups and SMEs which use Big Data open source tools oriented to sort out major challenges in different business. The open call is divided in three tracks:

Ready-Made (Track 1 - Domain specific): challenges have been defined by the EDI data providers according to the needs detected. These challenges and associated datasets are defined in the Challenge Catalogue.

Half and Half (Track 2 - Data combination): devoted to the discovery of new opportunities proposed by the applicants, where the use of at least two different datasets is compulsory (one from the EDI data catalogue and another(s) external to which the applicant has access and processing rights (in compliance with data protection regulations) and has legal permission to include them in a commercial solution).

Free choice (Track 3 - Bring your own data provider): teams will be allowed to bring their own data provider with a specific challenge to be solved and specific datasets to be used.

The call is open to start-ups and SMEs legally established in eligible countries (EU’s Member State, OTC territories and H2020 associated countries). Also teams between 2 to 4 individuals legally established in one of the eligible countries can apply but they will have to sign a written commitment to set up a legally registered SME if reaching the second phase of the incubation (the “Experiment” phase).

Submission deadline is on Wednesday 19th of June 2019 at 12:00 (noon) CEST and selected applicants will have access to a three-phase (Explore, Experiment, Evolve) incubation programme, including:

Mentoring from experts in your sector,

Workshops and datathons in new markets,

Up to €100K equity-free funding depending on the stage reached (up to €5K for the 50 teams in Explore phase, plus up to €80K for the 17 teams in Experiment phase, and plus up to € 15K to best 7 teams in Evolve phase).

Free cloud environment for scalable data processing

Direct access to major European corporates.

Indicative call timeline is as follows:

Submission deadline: 19/06/2019, 12:00 (noon) CEST

Evaluation: from 19/06/2019 to 22/07/2019

Communication of results: from 22/07/2019 to 26/07/2019

Subgrant agreements: from 27/07/2019 to 08/09/2019 2.2

Phase 1 – Explore: execution from 09/09/2019 to week 23/10/2019

Phase 2 – Experiment: execution from 28/10/2019 to 21/02/2020

Phase 3 – Evolve: execution from 09/03/2020 to 24/04/2020

The European Data Incubator (EDI) has been funded by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and it’s part of the Big Data Value PPP. It aims at sustainable business incubation around Big Data by facilitating the uptake of Big Data tools and increasing the technical and business skills of start-ups/SMEs.

https://edincubator.eu/startups/

The European manufacturing industry is constantly undergoing a modernization process. The Internet of Things (IoT) technologies have already entered into manufacturing and this trend will increase, towards a so-called “Industry 4.0”. Europe’s manufacturing industry is investing continuously in its modernization, which includes the massive introduction of new ICT technologies and in particular IoT, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity. In the future, all forms of advanced industry will have to become more data-driven and more “intelligent” in order to compete effectively. This intelligence will also rely on advances through IoT, since data and intelligence will come from advanced connected objects that provide sensing, measurement, control, power management and communication, both wired and wireless. This process has already started in large companies which have the potential to fully involve ICT and research departments but requires facilitations in smaller companies in order to keep them competitive and exploit their full potential, creativity and flexibility.

The general objective of this call is to enhance the productivity, profitability and innovation capacities of European manufacturing SMEs by enabling their access to IoT technologies.

It also seeks to accelerate the access to the market to new products and services provided by technology SMEs, strengthening innovation and growth in Europe.

This is the second of two calls foreseen by IoT4Industry project and will open on April 1st and close on June 11th at 17 CET.

AMable Open Call 2

Support to develop innovative ideas of functional products that needs Additive Manufacturing
This second call of AMable (AMable OC 2) aims to support European SME’s and mid-caps which undertaken “application experiments” to develop an innovative idea of functional products that needs Additive Manufacturing (AM) to become real. In particular, types of experiments that might be funded are:

Feasibility studies, which are 3 to 6 months experiments, expected to have a TRL 3 to 5, to use 1 to 3 project’s services and to have a cost between € 5,000 and €25,000.
Best practice experiments, which are 4 to 12 months experiments, expected to have TRL 4-8, to use more than 2 project’s services and to have a cost between €10,000 and €60,000.

The call is open to SME's and mid-caps from the European Union. For feasibility studies, the experimentation Team should consists of, at least, one legal entity (SME or midcap) in the supplier role (aiming to bring the product idea into the market) and, for best practices, the experimentation team should consists of, at least, one supplier (an SME or mid-cap, which supplies parts or services to e.g. consumers or industry) and one user (a company that intends to use the product in market). Maximum number of partners in a experimentation team for a best practice is three.
This call, which has an estimated budget of €300,000, has a submission deadline on 01st June 2019, at 17:00 hrs. (Brussels Local Time).
To take up additive manufacturing, selected companies will receive financial support (up to 70% of substantiated eligible costs, with a maximum of €60,000 per party and call and a maximum of €100,000 per party during all project) and AMable Services, which aim to support and upskill of employees in the areas of design for AM, technology development, skills and education and to support their business development.
The aim of AMable project is to accelerate the uptake of additive manufacturing technologies; from design to manufacture for functional parts throughout the European Union. AMable is creating a digital framework to provide impartial access to the best European AM knowledge to support this adoption.

https://www.amable.eu/calls/call-for-proposals

NGITrust open call

This call of NGITrust project supports projects developing and using privacy and trust enhancing technologies to help users increase trust and achieve greater control when sharing their data. In particular, the call seeks for projects in the following areas:

• Technical innovation in privacy enhancing technologies (such as cryptography, federated identity, security and privacy for IoT, distributed ledgers and privacy-enhancing data transports and data at rest).

• Application of artificial intelligence or machine learning or neural networks to serve the user’s interests.

• Boost trust at the protocol level, to maintain a decentralised Internet Infrastructure, for the establishment of trust, privacy (and security) between end-users and services.

• Developing means for individuals to make more informed decisions on the relevance of information that they are asked to disclose when accessing and using services.

The call is open to legal entities or natural persons registered or resident (respectively) in an EU Member State or a Horizon 2020 associated country. Teams can involve experts from various disciplines including technological, legal ethical, sociological or economic expertise.

Funding granted will vary depending on the type of project:

1. Viability: up to € 100,000 funding (no matching funds required) for projects which explore and assess the technical feasibility and/or commercial potential of a breakthrough innovation (including conceptual development, risk assessment, market study or intellectual property management of a new technology or service, or a new application of existing technologies).

2. Execution: up to €180,000 funding (matching funds of up to €90,000 in a 2/3 – 1/3 model) for R&D or technology development projects underpinned by a strategic plan and feasibility assessment.

3. Transition to commercialisation: up to €200,000 funding (with equivalent in matching funds in a 50/50 model) for projects which pursue the commercialisation of privacy and trust enhancing innovation.

The duration of the projects will be up to 12 months and maximum award to any single third-party will be € 200,000 over the life-time of the NGI_TRUST project.

This first call, which launched on 1st February 2019, will seek to attract a broad mix of projects including a larger number of early-stage “feasibility” studies (type 1) and will follow this timeline:

• Deadline for submission of applications: Tuesday 30th April 2019 at 18:00 (CET)

• Eligibility check and evaluations of proposals: May 2019.

• Selected projects and communication to EC for approval: June 2019

• Contracting and signature of third-party grants: July 2019.

NGI_TRUST is funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and aims at building on the the state of the art in privacy and trust enhancing technologies, at reinforcing the community, at improving user trust and acceptance, and at fostering the exploitation and commercialization of projects using these technologies.

During the project, two more calls are expected (scheduled to open in October 2019 and February 2020) and will aim to build on this call’s projects, but also attract additional players with scalable projects in specific fields, industries or verticals.

Tetramax - Experimento de Transferência de Tecnologia Orientada para Cadeias de Valor e Interdisciplinar de Tecnologia

O consórcio TTX consiste em três ou mais parceiros (no caso de ser necessária uma colaboração multidisciplinar) representando uma cadeia de valor desde a pesquisa sobre a inovação inicial do produto até uma maior penetração no mercado definido. Os parceiros TTX devem estar localizados em pelo menos dois estados membros da UE ou países associados. Um consórcio TTX reúne:

• Um parceiro (A) fornecendo uma nova tecnologia de hardware ou software CLEC da pesquisa; até três outros parceiros auxiliares (da academia ou da indústria) podem ainda ser incluídos no consórcio no caso de uma cooperação interdisciplinar ser necessária para o sucesso da TTX.

• Um “parceiro fabricante de equipamento original (OEM)” (B) testando e implantando a tecnologia em seus produtos dedicados, possivelmente podendo até não ser técnicos, com seus clientes finais.

• Outro parceiro (C) que produz essa tecnologia como uma “plataforma” a longo prazo para um mercado mais amplo.

Por exemplo, uma universidade (A) pode atuar como um provedor de tecnologia e pretende transferir uma nova tecnologia CLEC para uma PME de manufatura (B) como um receptor de tecnologia em termos de licenciamento não exclusivo, juntamente com treinamento, serviços e documentação, etc. . como necessário. O receptor de tecnologia pretende usar experimentalmente a nova tecnologia para possibilitar produtos, processos ou serviços aprimorados, atuando, assim, como OEM e adotante precoce de tecnologia. No caso, a tecnologia desenvolvida poderia ser generalizada e aplicada a outras indústrias também, outro parceiro especializado (C) poderia se engajar como um “catalisador” (não competindo com o receptor de tecnologia) para ampliar a cadeia de valor produzindo e mantendo a tecnologia, por exemplo na forma de ferramentas de software personalizáveis, hardware IP e / ou serviços profissionais, de modo a servir um mercado muito mais amplo.

No caso de um TTX bem-sucedido, o “catalisador” finalmente licenciaria um produto robusto de volta para o provedor de tecnologia e um receptor e também ofereceria a tecnologia e os serviços como uma plataforma para vários outros clientes.

Parceiros auxiliares podem, opcionalmente, auxiliar na transferência e no processo de produção. Supõe-se que o TRL inicial será tipicamente 3 (prova experimental de conceito) ou 4 (tecnologia validada em laboratório), enquanto o TRL alvo será 8 (sistema completo e qualificado) em média.

Detalhes sobre esta chamada incl. processo de submissão e todos os documentos relevantes: https://www.tetramax.eu/ttx/calls/

O projeto FED4SAE lançou a sua 3ª call, com um prazo de envio a 5 de março de 2019

Acelerar as soluções europeias CPS para o mercado
Centros de inovação digital CPS federados para qualquer iniciativa inteligente em qualquer lugar

3ª call aberta para experiências de aplicação - financiamento até € 58k, orientação técnica e empresarial disponível para apoiar empresas europeias a desenvolver aplicações inteligentes.

Através da iniciativa “Smart Anything Everywhere”, a comissão europeia está a ajudar a digitalizar a indústria europeia. O Fed4sae faz parte dessa estratégia, visando uma grande rede de empresas "pequenas" (startups, pequenas / médias empresas), incluindo especialistas em tecnologia e empresas de baixa tecnologia.

Procuram-se empresas que desejam:
• desenvolver soluções inteligentes inovadoras para assumir uma posição de liderança nos seus mercados-alvo.
• usar as tecnologias mais avançadas e soluções industrializadas para conectar o mundo físico com o mundo virtual, combinando experiência em hardware e software.
• obter acesso premium a recursos, competências e reduzir o tempo de desenvolvimento.
• entrar num ecossistema europeu único, reunindo empresas industriais líderes, organizações de pesquisa de classe mundial, aceleradores de inovação e investidores privados.

Para isso, a Fed4sae oferece às empresas: Suporte ao produto via plataformas industriais - produtos existentes fornecidos por líderes de mercado (avl, intel e st.) - no domínio de sistemas ciber-físicos e embarcados que podem levar a inovação a um estado de maturidade.

Expertise técnica através de plataformas avançadas por rtos (bme, csem, catapulta digital, fraunhofer iisb, fortiss, kth, unican) - soluções técnicas inovadoras ou testbeds - que agregarão valor ao produto.
Gestão da inovação - com foco nos negócios - para ajudar a inovação a chegar ao mercado através do fed4sae e do Smart Anything Everywhere ecosystem.
Até € 58.000 em financiamento - representando 70% do orçamento fixado na proposta.

O Fed4sae acolhe propostas que abordam uma das áreas de foco ou qualquer outro domínio de aplicação inteligente (mobilidade, cidade, saúde e bem-estar, indústria, agricultura, alimentação, etc.). Serão pan-europeus, permitindo que empresas premiadas colaborem com os fornecedores de plataformas industriais e avançadas. A Fed4sae já está a apoiar 16 projetos com PMES vindos de toda a Europa e está em buscar de 15 experimentos adicionais.

Orientações importantes sobre o processo, regras e as tecnologias e plataformas oferecidas podem ser encontradas no site www.fed4sae.eu.

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