Briefing Event: Feasibility studies for Artificial Intelligence solutions

About the competition

Are you interested in securing funding to develop innovative solutions using Artificial Intelligence (AI) that address business challenges and opportunities that can drive an increase in productivity?

Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation, is investing up to £5 million in grant funding to support collaborative feasibility studies for AI solutions in key industry sectors, including:

• Agriculture and food processing
• Construction
• Creative industries (excluding Marketing and Advertising)
• Transport including logistics and warehousing

Click here for more details on the available funding.

About the briefing

Maximise your chance of securing up to £50,000 for your AI project and join us for the briefing event on 29th March to learn more about the ‘Feasibility studies for Artificial Intelligence solutions’ competition.

During this event, you will gain in-depth insight into the competition, eligibility criteria, and application process. By attending this event, you’ll gain valuable knowledge and guidance on how to increase your chances of securing grant funding for your innovative AI project.

In addition, you’ll get a chance to network with experts in the field, and participate in a Q&A session to clarify any questions you may have.

If you are looking to apply for funding from this upcoming collaborative competition and are seeking to find partners, you will benefit from attending the in-person BridgeAI Launch event on the 26th of April in London, where you will get an opportunity to network with key stakeholders across the AI ecosystem.

Who should take part?

This event is ideal for UK-registered micro, small or medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) looking to address business challenges and opportunities with AI solutions. SMEs must collaborate with an AI developer or academic organisation to participate in this competition.

• Your project’s grant funding request must be between £25,000 and £50,000.
• This competition is open to collaborations only
• To lead a project your organisation must be a UK registered micro, small or medium-sized enterprise (SME).