For EU partners, working with IMOBI means immediate access to a multi-jurisdictional structure, an active grant pipeline, and a unique deployment territory — without building the infrastructure from zero.
For EU partners, working with IMOBI means immediate access to a multi-jurisdictional structure, an active grant pipeline, and a unique deployment territory — without building the infrastructure from zero.
This is what IMOBI US/EU exists for. Running a project in Brazil normally means currency exchange, local contracts, tax compliance, institute KYC and cross-border coordination. IMOBI absorbs all of it: EU partners contract a single US/EU entity, in euro or dollar, under standard agreements — and the entire Brazilian operational overhead is handled invisibly on our side. You get Brazilian R&D capacity and pilot territory without ever touching Brazilian bureaucracy.
IMOBI holds active EU Funding Portal eligibility and EU consortium partners in place — access to Horizon Europe (CL3, CL4, Missions), LIFE, CORNET, IraSME, Eurostars, EIC Accelerator and EU-LAC. Brazil's bilateral S&T agreement with the EU enables co-funded Horizon activities via CONFAP-FINEP.
Northeast Brazil — 9 states, 57 million people — offers hydrological, climatic and urban conditions not replicable within Europe. Tropical convective rainfall, near-zero permeability soils and urban flash floods create scientific conditions absent from European datasets. UFCG was recognised by Newsweek among global technopoles for technology-driven development.
IMOBI contributes to international consortium building — supporting grant strategy and helping bring partners together. R&D execution runs through a network of Brazilian research institutes as primary partner, complemented by additional researchers to be engaged as projects scale.
For EU partners seeking Latin America's largest market, IMOBI provides an operational structure in Brazil since 2017. As a member of ENRICH in LAC, IMOBI connects European partners to Brazilian ecosystems. The Lusophone corridor — Portugal–Brazil — is a strategic asset for any Lusophone-facing initiative.
IMOBI Holdings LLC (Florida) operates as the US strategic hub — access to USTDA, US programmes and the American market for critical systems. Via the Enterprise Europe Network, IMOBI connects to a transatlantic network spanning 600+ organisations across 40+ countries.
IMOBI does not seek partners to fill technical gaps — we bring comprehensive AI, embedded systems, digital twins and data infrastructure capability. What we seek is strategic complementarity and mutual market access.
What a consortium coordinator needs on file before a submission: the registrations, the capability areas IMOBI can lead or co-lead, and the programmes the structure is eligible for.
PIC 864739481 — declared, with active eligibility across Horizon CL3, CL4, LIFE and EIC clusters.
UEI QZPTCENX5QK9 — registration for US federal programme participation.
Horizon Europe consortium partners in place. Priority focus: DRS-02 multi-hazard. Consortium mapping underway.
IMOBI's constitutional AI infrastructure is available as background IP to consortia and enterprise integrations. It is contributed as existing technology — not developed inside the project — which is what allows it to enter a consortium IP arrangement as background rather than as a result.
The licensing model is discussed under NDA. For a consortium, the practical consequence is a governance-aware deployment layer available from day one of the project, without the project having to fund its development.
If you are an RTO, university, municipality, innovation hub or SME with a vision for EU–Brazil cooperation, we want to hear from you. We look for partners who build meaningful projects — not just submit proposals.
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