The European project AeroSTREAM (Strengthening Research and Innovation Excellence in Autonomous Aerial Systems) has played a leading role in Transfiere 2025, the main European forum for knowledge transfer and R&D&I. In this edition, held from 12 to 14 March in FYCMA (Trade Fair and Congress Centre of Malaga), AeroSTREAM has participated with CTA (Technological Corporation of Andalusia), golden partner of the event.

A strong presence at the CTA stand

CTA, a member of the AeroSTREAM consortium, reaffirmed its commitment to collaborative innovation by presenting a selection of international projects funded by the European Union at its stand. Among them, AeroSTREAM has occupied a special place for its role in the cooperation between institutions from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina with partners from Spain, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands.

During the event, CTA representatives explained to the audience the progress of the project and its contribution to the development of innovative autonomous aerial systems. In addition, new opportunities for collaboration with entities interested in the aerospace sector and R&D have been generated.

Workshop on European proposals for the future of AeroSTREAM

In addition, this week, in the framework of the celebration of the Short-term visit of the project, CTA has organised a workshop on co-creation of European proposals, held at its headquarters in Seville and in hybrid format to facilitate the participation of consortium members located outside Spain. During the workshop, the participants analysed the process of creating a European project proposal, from the generation of the idea to the management and signature with the European Commission.

They also explored possible topics for a proposal for the continuation of AeroSTREAM, using an interactive dynamic with the Miro tool, which allowed participants to contribute ideas and structure collaboration strategies.