The European Digital Innovation Hub in Transilvania works strategically to catalyze regional innovation potential and capabilities. On the other hand, it acts as provider of competences, know-how, innovation programs, support for startups and SMEs.

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The EDIH in Transilvania sets the framework for digital transformation in all businesses and public sector through a cross-sectoral approach.

SEISMEC demonstrates the concept of human-centricity across a wide array of industry sectors, scales and sociotechnical contexts in the EU.

By effectively empowering workers in the co-design and co-development of new technologies, we facilitate the journey towards a skills-driven and creativity-infused industrial landscape; one that is built around high-quality, sustainable jobs, and prioritises overall worker security and satisfaction.

The ENERGENIUS project aims to accelerate the energy transition by leveraging cutting-edge technologies such as gamification, AI-assisted learning, and advanced digital service models. By utilizing digital twin models and gamification techniques, the project focuses on optimizing energy consumption management and enhancing energy efficiency across multiple sectors.

Through collaboration with international partners, including those from Ukraine, ENERGENIUS seeks to develop accessible, citizen-focused digital solutions that will revolutionize the way energy is managed and conserved, driving innovation and sustainability in the energy sector.

The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the modernization and strengthening of the capacity of 30 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the field of the labor market.

We provide resources, training, and technical assistance so that NGOs can play a key role in assessing and anticipating skill needs, delivering prompt and personalized support, and helping to align labor supply and demand, as well as facilitating transitions and mobility within the labor market.

In the context in which the transition to climate neutrality by 2030 is a must and considering that residential buildings account for 78.3% of the total GHG emissions in Cluj-Napoca, the NZC Blueprint for Net-Zero Apartment-block Neighbourhoods project brings an integrated and comprehensive set of solutions for apartment block neighborhoods.

Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) - the largest European network of information and advisory services for enterprises - whose main purpose is to support the economic growth of European companies by facilitating their access to information, financing and partnerships to develop their and expand business.
The network, of which Transilvania IT is also a member, brings together over 600 partner organizations from over 60 countries: chambers of commerce, development agencies, universities and other business support organizations.

The FLAMENCO project, an ERASMUS+ co-funded project, aims to analyze, identify and implement long-term approaches and methods for sustainable collaboration in the field of mobility of the automotive value chain ecosystem.

ZeroW is a €12 million EU project about systemic innovations for zero food waste, funded under the Green Deal call of the Horizon Programme 2020 (Grant Agreement no. 101036388). The project runs from 2022 to 2025 and is implemented in collaboration among 46 stakeholders from 17 countries.

Transilvania IT Cluster is coordinating the Systemic Innovation Living Lab (SILL1) together with ITC in Slovenia and AgroTransilvania Cluster. Our living lab focuses on the development of an open, data-driven platform for capturing and assessing FLW data throughout the supply chain​.

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Project WebSite

ZeroW Blog and Data Platform

Gendered Innovation Living Labs – GILL is an EU-funded project addressing gender and diversity blindness.  Counting on a consortium of 17 partners from 10 different countries, the project  focuses on enabling organisational and cultural changes, enhancing professional development, increasing the integration of gender and diversity into product design, technologies, and innovation, and allowing gendered educational practices in the domains: Health and resilience,  Green transition and Digital transformation. 

DS2, a new project funded by the European Commission (+7M EUR), is on a mission to break down industry silos and unlock collaborative innovation by revolutionising cross-sector data sharing. Led by VTT, the technical research centre of Finland, the project brings together researchers, developers and policy makers to create a standardised solution for sharing complex data between industries seamlessly and responsibly.

AI-PRISM (human-centred AI-based solutions for manufacturing sector) is a project that tests employee-centred AI solutions in manufacturing. Transilvania IT Cluster in this project has the role of managing the AI-PRISM platform through which SMEs in the European space will have access to AI components and solutions for human-centered production.

The SHINE project aims to enhance higher education, particularly in the field of mechatronics, by developing and implementing an innovative teaching methodology called U-TEAM. With a consortium of eight organizations from five European countries, including universities, IT clusters, and an entrepreneurship institute, SHINE promotes collaboration and the exchange of best practices, supporting the internationalization of education and research.