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 leads internationally — opening consortium doors, managing grant strategy and coordinating partners. R&D is delivered through a network of Brazilian research institutes as primary partner, making 250+ researchers available at Brazilian cost structures — a real margin advantage in Horizon technical work packages.
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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