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ICCARE supports a critical segment of the innovation cycle aimed at overcoming technical, economic and organizational barriers in these industries, and enabling the dissemination of new solutions resulting from public research. ICCARE helps to develop the research potential of Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) laboratories with the potential to create innovative technologies (IT, AI). With the transfer expertise of the 9 SATTs, it contributes to the creation of economic outlets based on three pillars: culture, technology and transfer.

The consortium is made up of 18 partners, including 7 major universities, CNRS, INRIA and 9 of the 13 SATTs (Sociétés d'Accélération du Transfert de Technologies), and covers the whole of France, with a balanced distribution of public research strengths and skills. The budget available to the consortium enables the co-financing of around fifty prematurations and twenty maturations.

AMU is the consortium leader for prematuration projects, and SATT Toulouse Tech Transfer (TTT) is the maturation leader. Together, they form the executive unit responsible for coordinating the consortium and the selection committees for projects submitted by partners.

ICCARE consortium partners:

ICC themes:

• Visual arts
• Audiovisual
• Design and architecture
• Publishing
• Video games
• Arts and fashion
• Museums and heritage
• Music
• Lifestyle

3 priority areas:

• Production processes
• Immersive technologies
• Distribution processes

Who can apply? Any member of the ICCARE consortium.

What are the application criteria?

1. The project has already been approved for funding by your institution or by your SATT, an ICCARE consortium partner.
2. The project is in the pre-maturation phase (TRL 1 to 3) or maturation phase (TRL 3 to 6).
3. The project is linked to one of the ICC themes and participates in the ICCARE consortium's priority areas.