About us
Our objectives are clear: we aim to create an European triple helix between the military, industry, and academia to strengthen the collaboration concerning innovation projects and to encourage experience and knowledge sharing.
This platform is open to individuals or organisations who wish to actively contribute to any ongoing European projects in the field of Land Force Innovation. The site, the knowledge pool, and the members forum are free to use and publicly available.
This platform aims to create a triple helix between the military, industry, and academia.
It was launched to strengthen the collaboration of innovative projects and to promote sharing of experiences and knowledge in each of these domains.
At the request of the 24 Chiefs of Staff of the Finabel Member States, I was asked to develop a platform for cooperation in the domain of army innovation.
This environment will be used by the European military innovation cells as a mechanism to build the European land force innovation network. A place where experts can share their knowledge and start projects that can promote innovation within the land forces.
The ultimate goal is to build the triple helix in the exchange of knowledge and experience between military, academics and industry.
I am convinced that this initiative is a big step forward in the bundling of innovative ideas and the realisation of a stronger European cooperation between the experts in the field.

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