Invent Baltics initiated a successful FP7 project in cooperation with Tallinn University of Technology, IBM and Ericsson
International consortium, coordinated by Computer
Engineering Department at Tallinn University of Technology and involving among
others IBM and Ericsson as partners, submitted with the help of Invent Baltics
a successful project to the FP7 Information and Communication Technology call.
Designing microelectronic chips is becoming more and
more expensive as the systems grow more complex and additional time needs to be
spent on testing and verification. Treating manufacturing faults have been
well-researched and localisation as well as correction is typically not
attempted, but rather the chip is discarded. However studies in the field of
localisation and correction of faults introduced in specification and design,
in implementation, and by the environment during use have up until today not
led to groundbreaking developments.
Major corporations like IBM, Ericsson etc would save
significant amount of time and resources on chips design, if faults created
during the process could be located and corrected more effectively and rapidly.
DIAMOND project coordinated by Tallinn University of Technology aims to develop
innovative methods for solving existing technological bottlenecks. Project
involves both universities as well as R&D intensive companies in the field
of testing and verification, in sum eight different partners from six
countries.
The overall budget of the project is 3.2 million
Euros, out of which 2.8 million will be granted by the European Commission.
Invent Baltics consulted the consortium in setting the overall goals and focus,
in negotiations with cooperation partners and in preparing the full proposal to
the 7th Framework Programme.
Invent Baltics Ltd
Invent Baltics Ltd is a
research and development consulting company. Our ambition is to help clients
develop their new ideas into marketable products and/or services, find suitable
cooperation partners, as well as offer support in commercialisation and
entering new markets.
Our consultants have years
of experience in assessing the innovativeness and feasibility of ideas, best
knowledge in transforming an idea into a successful project and finding private
and public financing for its realisation. We have consulted numerous companies
and universities in the field of information and communication technology,
nano- and biotechnology, materials science etc.
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Silver Toomla, managing partner
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- Universita degli Studi di Genova
- Mendeley Ltd.
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- InAccess Networks
- Brusell Dental AS
- Xytech AB
- Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique
- CIMA Research Foundation
- Valtion Teknillinen Tutkimuskeskus (VTT)
- Oulun Yliopisto
- Sener Ingenieria y Sistemas S.A.
- Rantelon OÜ
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- Tarmetec OÜ
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- Tartu Observatoorium
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