Project description
GNSS platform to support EU’s competitiveness in Asia
Half of the global population lives in Asia making the continent a significant emerging market. Asian economies are growing rapidly, adopting advanced technological methods and systems, such as innovative GNSS applications, which represent an increasing competition challenge for Europe. Therefore, Asia constitutes an important economic and business target for the European industry and institutions. However, EU SMEs lack the expertise and resources to meet Asian market requirements while the big companies are not competitive enough due to political and institutional frames that condition the market. The EU-funded GNSS.asia 4 project works on the GNSS.asia pioneering platform that enhances international cooperation, seeks a deep understanding of Asia’s technology markets and encourages the EU industry's competitiveness in Asia.
Objective
GNSS.asia is a UNIQUE SUPPORT PLATFORM FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION in GNSS and a proven, effective outreach arm for EGNSS. It serves a COMMUNITY OF INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS, prepares the ground for EGNSS stakeholders’ work in Asia. It is equally recognised by European and Asian industry, institutions and key associations.
GNSS.asia is established as a central player in Asia’s GNSS ecosystems, a key ENABLER FOR EUROPE’S GNSS INDUSTRY AND INSTITUTIONS IN ASIA, as an ANTENNA FOR MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY TRENDS and as a broker for opportunities in the MULTI-GNSS HOTSPOT ASIA. Asia is home to half of the global population, and boasts the world’s booming economies, with GROWING USER AND TECHNOLOGY MARKETS. The region features an array of high-tech players which supply GNSS-electronics to the world.
The INNOVATION PACE OF ASIA’S TECHNOLOGY SECTOR IS ACCELERATING, with increasing competition for European enterprises in similar market segments. SMES LACK THE IN-HOUSE EXPERTISE AND RESOURCES to systematically target international markets. LARGER COMPANIES ARE NOT ALWAYS COMPETITIVE due to the strong political and institutional dimensions of sales processes.
In the run-up to full operations of Galileo GSA/EC can rely on GNSS.asia as FULLY ESTABLISHED PROMOTION MACHINE run by a proven and highly committed team TO CHANNEL GALILEO MESSAGES to relevant actors and multipliers in Asia and Oceania. GNSS.asia4 will sharpen its proven toolbox to leverage its network in Asia for INDUSTRY PARTNERING AND COMPETITIVENESS. The roll-out of a BRAND-NEW INNOVATION PROGRAMME will enable European stakeholders to ENHANCE THEIR UNDERSTANDING OF ASIA’S GNSS TECHNOLOGY MARKETS, while stimulating Europe’s competitiveness and the EMERGENCE OF INNOVATIVE DOWNSTREAM APPLICATIONS. The planned programme of GNSS.asia4 is ENDORSED BY INDUSTRY (GMV, BP, Daimler, NavCert), partner institutions and industrial users including.
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H2020-EU.2.1.6. - INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP - Leadership in enabling and industrial technologies – Space
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H2020-EU.2.1.6.3. - Enabling exploitation of space data
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CSA - Coordination and support action
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(opens in new window) H2020-SPACE-EGNSS-2019-2020
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80469 Munchen
Germany
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