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The European Commission has launched a competition to identify Europe's top future innovators. The public is invited to vote for their favourite among 50 nominees who have been developing innovations through EU-funded projects. The finalists come from every corner of Europe, from SMEs, universities and start-ups and are delivering a diverse set of scientific and technological breakthroughs.
They have been identified through the European Commission's Innovation Radar, a data-driven engine that aims to identify high potential innovations and the key innovators behind them.

Greece has become the twenty-first country to sign the Innovation Radar declaration. Costas Fotakis, Greece’s Alternate Minister for Education, Research and Religious Affairs signed the Innovation Radar declaration on 17 October 2018 in Athens.

The goal of the FET-Open Innovation Launchpad project SensAgain is to restore sensations from lost legs in order to improve health and quality of life for amputees.

Croatia has become the twentieth country to sign the Innovation Radar declaration.

Romania is joining the European Blockchain Partnership, the Declaration of Cooperation on Artificial Intelligence, and the Innovation Radar, while Spain is also becoming a member of the Innovation Radar.

On the occasion of the International Girls in ICT day 2018, Commissioner Mariya Gabriel, together with 76 MEPs, has sent a letter to ministers of all 28 Member States of the European Union urging them to play a more active role in promoting opportunities for women to participate in the digital sector.

The European Commission launches the Innovation Radar: a data-driven online tool which provides easy access to innovations supported by EU funding and the innovators behind them.

On Tuesday 10 April, the Commission brought Ministers and representatives of EU countries together to encourage cooperation in artificial intelligence, blockchain, ehealth and innovation, building on progress made towards a Digital Single Market.

The European Commission has awarded Europe's most promising digital innovations emerging from EU funded research and innovation projects. CATEC from Spain won the 2017 Innovation Radar Prize for its advanced aerial contact drones. Seven other EU-funded innovators also secured prizes at the awards ceremony.