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The European initiative ICT for Manufacturing SMEs (I4MS) will award the companies that have most successfully implemented ICT technologies and improved their business with the support of the I4MS Innovation Actions.

This questionnaire aims to collect data about the results of projects funded through the European Union's Research and Innovation programme FP7 and the actions taken by beneficiaries to bring the results to market. It targets in particular projects in the areas of computing, embedded systems, and digital factories.

More than 10 EU-supported projects exhibited this year at Hannover Messe. A twitter contest raised visibility about their success stories. Here are the winners who drew the most attention.

The EU initiative ICT Innovation for Manufacturing SMEs (I4MS) has helped hundreds of companies across Europe to accelerate their digital transformation with the help of Digital Innovation Hubs.

Can you imagine a tractor or an industrial-size lawn mower that operates autonomously in the fields without the need of a driver? Agricultural robots like these have been developed by the Danish company Agrointelli with the support of the EU project IntoCPS.

A web-based info session offered details for interested applicants to the topic "Digital Manufacturing Platforms for Connected Smart Factories" (call topic: DT-ICT-07-2018-2019).

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming our economy and society. To make the most of it for the citizens and the economy, the European Commission will engage in a dialogue with all actors on the future of AI in Europe, to allow for an open discussion of all aspects of AI development and its impact on the economy and society. A high-level expert group on AI will be selected as a result of this call, to serve as a steering group for this broad multi-stakeholder forum.

FABulous, the EU-supported 3D Printing Accelerator, has helped more than 100 European companies to innovate and grow.