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#myEUspace competition by EUSPA

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The European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) announced a new competition that targets innovators and entrepreneurs ready to develop and commercialise innovative solutions that leverage EU space data and services.

The objective of the competition is to support the development of innovative commercial solutions - such as mobile apps or hardware-based solutions, for example wearables, asset management and tracking solutions, robotics etc. - that are leveraging EU Space data from Galileo and/or Copernicus.

#myEUspace competition is part of the European Commission Casssini initiative and consists of 2 independent and parallel tracks:

  • Track 1 – From Idea to Prototype/customer validation.
  • Track 2 – From Prototype to Product /Market entry.

Application deadline: 15th November 2021 (23:59 CET).

More information can be found on the EUSPA website

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