PSAMIDES Matchmaking session
PSAMIDES partners are delighted to invite you to a free matchmaking session dedicated to the Digital and Ecological transition of Marinas.
PSAMIDES project aims at optimising the performance of marinas through the implementation of innovative tools that help manage tourism flows, control costs, provide more services to users and particularly boost the eco-innovation of these ports while reducing the negative environmental externalities resulting from tourism activity.
For Whom:
- European marinas – ports
- European port authorities
- European port associations
The purpose of the matchmaking session is to allow SMEs developing technologies, services or/and products for marinas to present their innovations to European marinas and create first contacts between them.
The matchmaking session will start with pitch presentations by a pre-defined list of SMEs and keynote speakers from Psamides port authorities and will be followed by business meetings. For more details please check the relevant section “Agenda”.
This event will be the opportunity to:
- Learn about innovative technologies European SMEs are developing,
- Have B2B meetings with the SMEs to exchange bilaterally about the technology developed and about respective needs,
- Meet Psamides port partners and know more about the outcomes of the pilots carried out in each of them.
Which are the SMEs presenting their technology/services?
All SMEs have been selected via the Psamides Call for Innovation Support. They develop technologies or services aiming at managing tourism flows, enhancing energy efficiency, boosting the eco-innovation of the ports and reducing the negative environmental externalities resulting from tourism activity.
You can have a look at their profiles HERE.
Marketplace opportunities:
- Innovative IT marina solutions
- New technologies to port infrastructure optimisation
- Observation of maritime traffic
- Tourism management in port activities
- Technological solutions for Cruise & Yachting Industry
- Technological solutions for Maritime shipbuilding
