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5E

5E is a coordination and support project to federate European electronics ecosystems. It aims to describe and federate three European electronics sectors, namely nanoelectronics, flexible and wearable electronics, and electronic smart systems.



Publié le 26 avril 2021

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Federating European Electronics Ecosystems for Competitive Electronics Industries

5E is a coordination and support project to federate European electronics ecosystems. It aims to describe and federate three European electronics sectors, namely nanoelectronics, flexible and wearable electronics, and electronic smart systems.





 

Starting date : Jan. 2019 > Jun. 2021

Lifetime: 30 months


Program in support : H2020 ICT-07-2018 Coordination and support action


 

Status project : in progress


CEA-Leti's contact :

Elise Saoutieff

Bernard Strée


 


Project Coordinator: VDI/VDE (DE)

Partners:  

  • HSG, (DE)
  • CEA, Euripides, (FR)
  • MESAP, (IT)
  • HOLST-IMEC, HOLST-TNO, (NL)


​Target market: n/a

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Investment:  € 1.0 m.

EC Contribution: € 0.15 m.



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Stakes

CEA-Leti’s main contribution to the 5E project involves supervising the joint vision of the three electronics areas by:


  • Describing a unified landscape for the three electronics areas and their interfaces (nanoelectronics, flexible and wearable electronics and electronic smart systems)


  • Identifying white spots at these interfaces


  • Developing a joint vision for competitive electronics industries in Europe.

OBJECTIVES

  • European decision makers acknowledge the challenges that the electronics industry faces within a context of fierce global competition. Launching large-scale investments and supporting actions, including ECSEL, PENTA and IPCEI, for driving innovation are an important step towards strengthening this key economic sector. Europe needs long-term visions and strategies for its entire electronics industry in order to maintain a competitive edge and foster value creation. Revision of the EC electronics strategy represents a major ongoing contribution and this will be taken into account in the project. Simultaneously, industrial and societal digitization is a megatrend that urgently requires electronics for the hardware building blocks that complement and interact with other areas such as software, communications, computing, robotics and photonics.

  • The 5E project is underpinning digitization and is specifically supporting the electronics industry in seizing opportunities by federating (not merging) the three European electronics ecosystems. This will be achieved by developing a joint vision based on the state of the art and by focusing on interfaces and opportunities for collaboration and cross-fertilization. A technology and application meta-roadmap has been drawn up and implemented in the three electronics areas as well as in application sectors, digitization areas and on both European and regional policy levels. Dedicated actions are planned to reinforce cooperation and outreach across Europe - in all relevant value chains, sectors, areas and target groups – and at the international level. Targeted actions are reaching out to EU projects, major industry, SMEs, start-ups, demand-side users and the wider public; they include a toolbox, digital library and showcase as well as a contest. Seven influential partners with deep technological and methodological expertise have joined forces and are supported by 37 associate partners (industry, demand-side, digitization, and regions).



IMPACT

  • On the European scale, the 5E project is creating and developing a broadbased community and network of research partners to generate new research ideas and innovation.

  • A common roadmap for European electronics sectors is also being drawn up.