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Travel Grant (2026) Canada, SCID 2026, Cognivity AI Sweden AB

Reference number
Coordinator Cognivity AI Sweden AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 25 000
Project duration October 2026 - October 2026
Status Ongoing
Call Travel grant Vinnova 2026

Purpose and goal

Cognivity will attend Sweden Canada Innovation Days to identify new customers and partners for its Edge AI battery intelligence. We will assess customer needs and pilot opportunities in mobility and energy storage. Our goals are three qualified follow-ups, two potential pilots and one joint pilot outline within six weeks. The visit will support entry into the Canadian market and partnerships that help extend battery service life, improve performance and use energy and resources more efficiently.

Expected effects and result

We expect three qualified customer or partner follow-ups, two potential pilot opportunities and one joint pilot outline within six weeks of the visit. These results will provide a basis for assessing customer demand, technical requirements and routes to market in Ontario. Longer-term effects include Swedish–Canadian collaboration, new export opportunities for Cognivity and wider adoption of battery intelligence that can extend battery life, improve performance and reduce energy and resource use.

Planned approach and implementation

Inför resan identifierar Cognivity prioriterade kunder och partner samt tar fram en anpassad presentation och ett pilotförslag. Under matchmaking, OVIN Partner Day och Sweden Canada Innovation Days diskuterar vi kundbehov, datatillgång, pilotkostnader, tekniska integrationskrav och framgångskriterier. Varje möte avslutas med överenskomna åtgärder, kontaktpersoner och datum. Efter resan prioriterar vi möjligheter, genomför uppföljningsmöten och tar fram ett gemensamt pilotupplägg inom sex veckor.

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Last updated 28 September 2026

Reference number 2026-03053