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CATALINK LIMITED

Cypriot AI and IoT SME applying machine learning and big-data platforms across health, environment, transport, and security domains.

Technology SMEdigitalCYSME
H2020 projects
6
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€2.1M
Unique partners
158
What they do

Their core work

CATALINK is a Cypriot technology SME specializing in data analytics, IoT platforms, and AI/machine learning solutions applied across multiple domains. They build intelligent software systems — from big-data frameworks for environmental monitoring to deep learning tools for healthcare decision support. Their technical contributions span autonomous mobility, security intelligence, cyber-physical systems, and digital health, consistently serving as the data integration and analytics layer within large EU consortia.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

4 projects

Core contributor across ALAMEDA (deep learning for brain diseases), CPSoSaware (cognitive optimization), Trustonomy (autonomous mobility AI), and PREVISION (predictive security intelligence).

3 projects

Worked on IoT-driven systems in CPSoSaware, ALAMEDA (connected health devices), and SILVANUS (sensor-based wildfire monitoring).

Big data for environmental managementsecondary
1 project

SILVANUS project involved big-data frameworks, 3D forest models, and citizen engagement platforms for wildfire management.

Sustainable transport and aviationemerging
2 projects

Trustonomy addressed autonomous mobility acceptance, while TULIPS tackles green hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuel, and zero-emission airport operations.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
AI for transport and security
Recent focus
Health AI and environmental data

CATALINK entered H2020 in 2019 with projects centered on autonomous mobility (Trustonomy) and security intelligence (PREVISION), establishing their core in AI and data analytics for transport and security. From 2021 onward, they pivoted strongly toward health informatics (ALAMEDA — brain diseases, ML diagnostics) and environmental data platforms (SILVANUS — wildfire management, 3D forest models). Their most recent project, TULIPS (2022), signals a further expansion into green aviation and hydrogen infrastructure, showing a clear trajectory from general AI/data work toward domain-specific applications with societal impact.

CATALINK is moving from horizontal AI/data capabilities toward vertical applications in health, environment, and sustainable aviation — expect them to deepen in green transition and clinical AI.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European30 countries collaborated

CATALINK operates exclusively as a consortium participant, never as coordinator, which is typical for a specialized technology SME providing data and AI components to larger projects. With 158 unique partners across 30 countries from just 6 projects, they consistently join large-scale consortia (averaging 26+ partners per project). This broad network suggests they are a flexible, easy-to-integrate technical partner rather than a domain leader — valuable for consortium builders who need reliable AI/data expertise without competition for project leadership.

Remarkably wide network for a small company: 158 unique partners across 30 countries from only 6 projects, indicating participation in very large pan-European consortia. Based in Cyprus, their partnerships span the full EU geography with no apparent regional concentration.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

CATALINK's main differentiator is their ability to apply the same AI and data analytics toolkit across very different domains — from brain disease diagnostics to wildfire management to airport sustainability. This cross-domain versatility, combined with their SME agility and track record of reliable delivery in large consortia, makes them an attractive partner when a project needs practical ML/IoT implementation without the overhead of a large IT firm. Their Cyprus base also offers geographic diversity for consortium composition requirements.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • SILVANUS
    Their largest funded project (EUR 512,750), applying big-data frameworks and 3D modeling to wildfire management — an unusual and high-impact application domain.
  • ALAMEDA
    Bridges digital tech with clinical neuroscience, using ML for early diagnosis of Parkinson's, MS, and Stroke — their clearest health-sector entry point.
  • TULIPS
    Their most recent and forward-looking project, connecting them to green hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuel, and zero-emission airport operations across Europe.
Cross-sector capabilities
healthenvironmenttransportsecurity
Analysis note: Profile is based on 6 projects (2019-2022), providing moderate confidence. No website available for verification of commercial activities outside EU projects. Keywords were sparse for early projects, making evolution analysis partially inferred from project titles and descriptions. The cross-domain pattern is clear but makes it harder to pin down a single core specialization.