Transformational Deep Tech
summary
A company shows a prototype in regular flight testing and expects market entry in two to three years, while panelists argue Europe’s problem is funding not talent: proposals include an Innovation Europe fund to raise €6 billion and EU moves to free up public‑private partnerships and reallocate the >€100 billion annual R&D spend. Aviation and auto regulators already provide a single regulatory framework for cars and airplanes, and satellites claim coverage of 99% of the globe and >€2bn revenues.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Deep tech defined
- 1:25Candace Johnson introduction
- 1:47Martin Bronco flying cars
- 2:30European deep tech beyond Silicon Valley
- 3:56Financing deep tech challenges
- 4:38Hedy Lamarr innovation legacy
- 7:11Deep tech successes potential
- 8:37Innovation Europe fund
- 9:18EU Innovation report gaps
- 9:59Public private deep tech partnerships
- 11:49State role in deep tech
- 13:14Research to commercial ventures
- 15:21Regulation single market
- 16:24Aeromobile flying cars regulation
- 17:46Government deregulation entrepreneurship
- 19:11E-zone unified market
- 20:56Transport logistics future
- 21:18What to expect from deep tech in a few years
- 22:41Wireless interconnectivity brain networks
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