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Call for tender: Platform for Advanced Virtual Human Twin (VHT) Models

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The European Commission has published a call for tender (procurement) under the Digital Europe programma for a Platform for Advanced Virtual Human Twin (VHT) Models.

The main objective of this action is to develop a distributed platform making available to users

  1. a federated repository of VHTs related resources,
  2. a combined set of open source software toolkits, and
  3. access to computational services, enabling them to develop, test and integrate VHT models.

The tender and all relevant documents can be found here.

Deadline for receipt of tenders29/05/2024 (16:00)

Deadline until which the tender must remain valid9 Months
Information about public opening: Opening dat 31/05/2024 10:00
 
 

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