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Electronics, software and communication - FFI - spring 2019

The subprogramme Electronics, software and communication is part of the strategic collaboration program Strategic Vehicle Research and Innovation. The aim of the initiative is to contribute to a global leadership in automotive electronics and software and to increase the competence to efficiently develop new vehicle concepts, which is crucial for the development of an environmentally friendly and safe traffic system.

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The offer in brief

What can you apply for?

Initiatives that increase competence and develop the automotive sector with the help of innovation and research in electronics, software or communication.

Who can apply?

Research organizations or companies, preferably in collaboration.

How much can you apply for?

There is no limit, but the guideline is a maximum of 50 percent of the total project budget. Each single project needs at least 25 percent co-financing from the private sector. Financing is granted for a maximum of 4 years.

Important dates

    • What is the offer about?

    We want to encourage initiatives that increase competence and develop the vehicle sector with the help of innovation and research.

    Share programme with Electronics, software and communication covers the following research areas:

    • Electrical architecture for embedded and connected systems.
    • Technologies for green, safe and connected functions.
    • Development methods for verification and validation.
    • Digital user interface.
    • Other related areas with the potential to strengthen Sweden's and the Swedish automotive industry's competitiveness in a global perspective.

    Read the call text

    In the roadmap you can read the aim and goals with both the offer and the programme Fordonsstrategisk Forskning and Innovation (FFI).

    How to apply

    In order to apply for funding , you need to fill in an application form in our portal, Intressentportalen. The form contains questions about the project, project parties and budget.

    Download the templates

    All templates and instructions can be found on the Apply and report project within FFI page.

    Allow enough time to complete the application

    Keep in mind that it can take several days to gather the information you need to complete your application, so it’s a good idea to start early. You can start to fill in your details, save and make adjustments until the call has closed.

    What happens after the call has closed?

    Once your application has been registered, we'll send a confirmation email to the person responsible for the user account, as well as to the project manager and the company signer. Please note that this may take a few hours after the call has closed.

    After the closing date, you can't register any new information. You may only add information to your application if we ask for it.

    Who can read your application?

    Applications submitted to us become official documents. However, we don't disclose information about business operations, inventions or research results if it can be assumed that someone will suffer economic damage if we do.

    This means that we must disclose the documents if someone requests them. However, we can black out information if we believe it could cause economic harm if disclosed.

    How we handle official documents and privacy

    Any questions?

    If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.

    Lena Dalsmyr

    +46 8 473 31 61

    Eric Wallgren

    +46 8 473 30 96

    Christian Fredricsson

    Programansvarig

    +46 8 473 32 10

    Vinnova Helpdesk

    +46 8 473 32 99

    Fund­ed pro­jects

    Reference number 2018-05338

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