The 2017 edition is open until July 10
Finding and rewarding innovative ideas, services or products that use satellite navigation in everyday life and Earth observation technologies is the objective of these two competitions that offer prizes and advice for the creation and implementation of the project.
El European Satellite Navigation Competition, known as Galileo Masters, rewards the best ideas for the development of satellite navigation applications. The award includes business advice, consulting and business incubation in any of the rePCV science parks.
El European Earth Observation Competition, known as Copernicus Masters, seeks innovative ideas that make use of Earth observation technologies. The award includes a financial award, business advice, project incubation and much more.
In the Valencian Community, Galileo Masters and Copernicus Masters are organized by the Valencian Space Consortium in collaboration with the five Valencian Science Parks: Polytechnic City of Innovation (Universitat Politècnica de València), Parc Científic (Universitat de València), Espaitec – Parc Científic , Technological and Business (Jaume I University of Castelló), Science – Business Park (Miguel Hernández University of Elche) and Alicante Science Park (Universitat d'Alacant).
Go ahead and participate, your idea could be the next winner!!
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