Ukrainian startup INPUT SOFT, which creates software for airports, has raised €500,000 from the EU
CEO of INPUT SOFT Anastasia Smyk spoke about receiving a grant of 500,000 euros from the European Innovation Council. What will the funds be used for?
CEO of INPUT SOFT Anastasia Smyk spoke about receiving a grant of 500,000 euros from the European Innovation Council. What will the funds be used for?
«An important milestone for INPUT SOFT and a significant step forward in Europe. We have been working hard recently to expand our presence in the European ecosystem, and it is very nice to see that Europe reciprocates!», said Smyk.
She noted that INPUT SOFT was selected by the European Innovation Council and the Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (EISMEA) to receive funding. The EIC is Europe’s flagship innovation programme with a budget of €10.1 billion, supporting innovative technologies from early research stages to global scale.
«As part of this program, we received a grant of 500,000 euros to accelerate the development of our product and expand our activities throughout Europe,» said Anastasia Smyk.
She added that INPUT SOFT became one of 40 Ukrainian companies working in the fields of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, robotics, and other promising industries that received this grant.
The INPUT SOFT product helps airports optimize processes, reduce costs, and reduce harmful emissions into the atmosphere, the startup claims. In 2024, the company raised $50,000 from ZAS Ventures.
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