
Events / News
- 1.-2. June 2016, Veldhoven (near Eindhoven) - Photondelta and Jeppix initiative in Netherlands, Frequency comb laser sources, Integrated photonics, .. (27.05.2016, J. Söchtig)
- Follow up: Photonics Research and Innovation Priority Setting Process for H2020 Programmes 2018 - 2020
28.4.2016 (Info from Prof. Seitz, Photonics21 WG5 program chair):
The majority of the Photonics21 Work Group 5 members has voted against the inclusion of a 4th RIA topic ("ScanBeaD") into the final proposal.
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Follow up: Photonics Research and Innovation Priority Setting Process for H2020 Programmes 2018 - 2020
13.4.2016:
a) Photonics21 Work Group 5 consolidated draft document describing the selected three research and innovation actions (RIA) (documents available for download in the WG5 folder of the Photonics21 member area):
- F3S – Flexible Farm-to-Fork Sensing;
- SensOPro – Sensor-Based Optimization of Production Processes;
- myCloudSense – Hyperspectral VISNIR Sensing and Deep Learning.
b) Request for a vote on a potential 4th RIA topic to be included in the final proposal.
c) Request to support the WG5 proposal editor team with data on economic impact.
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Follow up: Photonics Research and Innovation Priority Setting Process for H2020 Programmes 2018 - 2020
Photonics21 Work Group 5 has circulated a first draft document outlining the proposed photonics research and innovation priorities for further feedback among the work group membership. Feedback can be provided to the Photonics21 secretariat until 10 April 2016. The draft document is available for download in the Work Group 5 folder of the Photonics21 member area.
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Have your say! - Photonics Public Private Partnership Annual Meeting 2016
01 - 02 March 2016 - Brussels, Le Plaza Hotel in Brussels.
Kick off: Photonics PPP call topics for Horizon 2020 Work Programme 2018 - 2020
Participants from Swissphotonics: P. Seitz, J. Söchtig
Swiss Strategic Research Agenda - June 2014
Photonics21 WG 5: Security, Metrology and Sensors
Swiss Security, Metrology and Sensors Market - SWOT analysis Photonics Enabled Industries |
Strengths | Weakness |
- Good research platform on component
level. - Human resources and research
institutes well setup to support this sector. - Companies with broad technical
capabilities to realize and integrate products for the defense market. | - Lack of government support.
- Only selective industrial activities.
- No major programs for joint development
efforts. - Limited production volume.
- No strong national market leading
to limited demand. - Potential Swiss Supplier (SMEs)
and major customers not well connected. |
Opportunities | Threats |
- Swiss products with high quality
standards. - Highly regarded and reliable in
this field. | - Strong outside competition on
component level (low cost). - Reduction of public spending for
defense and security products. - Swiss neutrality leads to a general
reduction in defense activities? |