Innovative projects will have incentives of more than R$ 53.6 million this year to be developed and reach the market. Since March 20, the new Notice of Innovation for Industry, formerly known as the SENAI SESI Notice of Innovation, began to receive applications from companies of all sizes and startups interested in funding innovative product ideas and processes.
Created in 2004, the SENAI SESI Innovation Notice changed its name this year with the partnership of Sebrae, which will allow meeting an even greater share of the industry's demands for innovative ideas. Two new categories were created: Technological Innovation for Micro and Small Industrial Companies, MEI and Startups and Industrial Entrepreneurship. The objective is to encourage the connection between large companies and technology-based startups and investment in innovation in micro and small businesses.
Aimed at promoting a culture of innovation and increasing the productivity of industries, the Public Notice has an investment of R$ 30 million from SENAI, R$ 20 million from Sebrae and R$ 3.6 million from SESI. This year, the goal is to finance 285 projects with an individual cost of R$ 75 thousand to R$ 400 thousand.
Projects will be selected in three cycles based on criteria such as potential for innovation and commercialization of the product or process. Any and all companies in the industrial sector and technology-based startups can submit proposals on the website www.editaldeinovacao.com.br in the following categories:
A) Technological Innovation for Large and Medium Enterprises: projects of up to R$ 400 thousand presented by industrial companies of these sizes from all segments. The objective is technological development to transform ideas into innovation in fact; concept validation, pilot plants, performance improvements, tests in general, accreditation, use of techniques for scale production, etc.
B) Technological Innovation for Micro and Small Industrial Companies and Startups: projects of up to R$ 400 thousand presented by industrial companies of these sizes from all segments. The objective is technological development and other needs to transform ideas into innovation in fact, placing innovative products and processes on the market. Concept validation, pilot plants, performance improvements, tests in general, accreditation, use of techniques for scale production, etc.
C) Industrial Entrepreneurship: anchor institutions (large companies, investors and partners) present challenges to be solved by interested parties (technology-based startups and micro and small companies). Among the solutions presented, the anchor institution will choose which company it wants to work with. Each project receives investment of up to R$ 400 thousand.
D) Innovation in Occupational Health and Safety and Health Promotion: development of adaptations or customizations of new technologies, innovative services, solutions in processes and products applied to industrial demands. The projects will be carried out for 18 months, with a maximum investment of R$ 150 thousand per proposal.
E) Sectoral Innovation in Safety and Health at Work and Health Promotion (for construction, meatpacking and mining industries): development of new technologies, innovative services, solutions in processes and products applied to priority industries. It includes topics such as occupational hygiene, ergonomics, management of psychosocial factors, absenteeism and return to work, longevity, health metrics, among others. The projects will be carried out for 18 months, with a maximum investment of R$ 300 thousand per proposal.
F) Industrial Entrepreneurship in Occupational Safety and Health and Health Promotion: development of applications or technological tools for solutions for occupational safety and health and promotion of worker health. The projects will be carried out for 12 months, with a maximum investment of R$ 75 thousand per proposal.
Created in 2004, the SENAI SESI Innovation Notice changed its name this year with the partnership of Sebrae, which will allow meeting an even greater share of the industry's demands for innovative ideas. Two new categories were created: Technological Innovation for Micro and Small Industrial Companies, MEI and Startups and Industrial Entrepreneurship. The objective is to encourage the connection between large companies and technology-based startups and investment in innovation in micro and small businesses.
Aimed at promoting a culture of innovation and increasing the productivity of industries, the Public Notice has an investment of R$ 30 million from SENAI, R$ 20 million from Sebrae and R$ 3.6 million from SESI. This year, the goal is to finance 285 projects with an individual cost of R$ 75 thousand to R$ 400 thousand.
Projects will be selected in three cycles based on criteria such as potential for innovation and commercialization of the product or process. Any and all companies in the industrial sector and technology-based startups can submit proposals on the website www.editaldeinovacao.com.br in the following categories:
A) Technological Innovation for Large and Medium Enterprises: projects of up to R$ 400 thousand presented by industrial companies of these sizes from all segments. The objective is technological development to transform ideas into innovation in fact; concept validation, pilot plants, performance improvements, tests in general, accreditation, use of techniques for scale production, etc.
B) Technological Innovation for Micro and Small Industrial Companies and Startups: projects of up to R$ 400 thousand presented by industrial companies of these sizes from all segments. The objective is technological development and other needs to transform ideas into innovation in fact, placing innovative products and processes on the market. Concept validation, pilot plants, performance improvements, tests in general, accreditation, use of techniques for scale production, etc.
C) Industrial Entrepreneurship: anchor institutions (large companies, investors and partners) present challenges to be solved by interested parties (technology-based startups and micro and small companies). Among the solutions presented, the anchor institution will choose which company it wants to work with. Each project receives investment of up to R$ 400 thousand.
D) Innovation in Occupational Health and Safety and Health Promotion: development of adaptations or customizations of new technologies, innovative services, solutions in processes and products applied to industrial demands. The projects will be carried out for 18 months, with a maximum investment of R$ 150 thousand per proposal.
E) Sectoral Innovation in Safety and Health at Work and Health Promotion (for construction, meatpacking and mining industries): development of new technologies, innovative services, solutions in processes and products applied to priority industries. It includes topics such as occupational hygiene, ergonomics, management of psychosocial factors, absenteeism and return to work, longevity, health metrics, among others. The projects will be carried out for 18 months, with a maximum investment of R$ 300 thousand per proposal.
F) Industrial Entrepreneurship in Occupational Safety and Health and Health Promotion: development of applications or technological tools for solutions for occupational safety and health and promotion of worker health. The projects will be carried out for 12 months, with a maximum investment of R$ 75 thousand per proposal.
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