Consortium – pioneers-6g.eu

Consortium 8 Partners across 6 countries
PIONEERS-6G brings together universities, research centres, industry leaders, and SMEs from across Europe to deliver the Omni-IoT platform.

Karlstads Universitet

Coordinator - Karlstad, Sweden

KAU coordinates PIONEERS-6G and leads WP1 (Project Management). A mid-sized Swedish university with...
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Telefonica Innovacion Digital SL

Madrid, Spain

TID leads WP2 (Use Cases & Platform Specification) and T3.3 (AI-Native Core Network). As the technical...
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NEC Laboratories Europe GmbH

Heidelberg, Germany

NEC leads T3.1 (Intelligent & Secure Devices), focusing on adaptive IoT device operation modes,...
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CNIT

Parma, Italy

CNIT leads WP3 (Platform Design) and T4.1 (Industrial IoT). CNIT operates the WILAB — a state-of-the-art...
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Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Madrid, Spain

UC3M leads T2.1 (6G Added Value Analysis), T4.3 (UWIoT PoC), and T5.2 (Ecosystem Engagement). UC3M...
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Rinicom Limited

Lancaster, United Kingdom

RINI leads WP4 (Implementation & Evaluation) and T4.2 (Underground IoT). RINI operates two unique...
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Mulini SRL

Torino, Italy

MUL leads D5.3 and contributes the Mulini Lab as a cross-cutting evaluation platform across all...
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Envolve Entrepreneurship

Athens, Greece

ENV leads WP5 (Communication, Dissemination, Exploitation) and T1.4 (Data, IPR & Ethics). An innovation...
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Consortium A well-balanced mix of academia, industry & SMEs
The consortium brings together a well-balanced mix of academic, industrial, and innovation-focused organizations, ensuring strong expertise across research, technology development, and market deployment. It consists of three universities and research centers—KAU, CNIT, and UC3M—two large industry partners, TID and NEC, two SMEs, RINI and MUL, and one non-profit innovation agency, ENV. This diverse partnership structure fosters collaboration between academia and industry while supporting innovation, scalability, and real-world impact.

Disclaimer

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. The project is supported by the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking and its members.

Grant Agreement No. 101293242