The European project AeroSTREAM played a leading role at Transfiere 2025, the foremost European forum for knowledge transfer and R&D&I, held from 12 to 14 March at FYCMA (Trade Fair and Congress Centre of Malaga). Participating alongside CTA (Technological Corporation of Andalusia), a golden partner of the event, AeroSTREAM showcased its growing impact in the field of autonomous aerial systems.
Strong Presence at the CTA Stand
As a key member of the AeroSTREAM consortium, CTA highlighted the project among a selection of EU-funded initiatives presented at its stand. AeroSTREAM stood out for its international scope, fostering collaboration between institutions from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Spain, the Czech Republic, and the Netherlands.
CTA representatives shared the project’s latest progress and underscored its contribution to the development of cutting-edge autonomous aerial technologies. The event also opened the door to new collaboration opportunities with stakeholders interested in aerospace and innovation.
Workshop on Building Future European Proposals
Coinciding with the Short-term Visit of the project, CTA hosted a workshop on the co-creation of European proposals at its Seville headquarters. Held in a hybrid format to include remote participants, the session explored the entire proposal development process—from idea generation to project management and signing with the European Commission.
With active participation from the consortium, the workshop reinforced AeroSTREAM’s commitment to strengthening European research through collaboration, knowledge sharing, and forward-looking innovation.