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EXTRA RED SRL

Italian tech SME building data-driven prediction tools for cognitive health and digital platforms for circular economy networks.

Technology SMEhealthITSMEThin data (2/5)
H2020 projects
2
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€890K
Unique partners
54
What they do

Their core work

EXTRA RED SRL is an Italian technology SME based in Pontedera, Tuscany, that applies digital and data-driven solutions across health and industrial domains. Their H2020 work spans two distinct application areas: building digital platforms for circular economy value networks, and developing AI-based prediction models for early detection of cognitive decline and dementia. In both cases, their apparent contribution is on the software, data modeling, or systems integration side rather than domain-specific research. As a small company participating in large international consortia, they likely serve as a specialist technical contributor bringing implementation-level digital competence to research-heavy teams.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Data-driven health prediction and early diagnosisprimary
1 project

LETHE (2021–2025) focuses explicitly on personalized prediction models for early dementia detection, with EXTRA RED contributing under keywords including data-driven prediction model, cognitive decline, and lifestyle intervention.

Digital platforms for industrial and circular economy applicationssecondary
1 project

DigiPrime (2020–2023) targets cross-sectoral circular economy value networks through digital platform development, with EXTRA RED receiving the largest share of their EC funding (EUR 583,822) in this project.

Lifestyle and behavioral intervention systemsemerging
1 project

LETHE's focus on lifestyle intervention as a dementia risk reduction strategy suggests EXTRA RED has or is building expertise in behavior-change digital tools within health contexts.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Circular economy digital platforms
Recent focus
AI dementia prediction and intervention

EXTRA RED's H2020 trajectory moves from industrial digitalization toward digital health — their first project (DigiPrime, 2020) addresses circular economy platforms in manufacturing and cross-sectoral supply chains, while their second (LETHE, 2021) pivots to AI-driven cognitive health prediction. Because the early project carries no extracted keywords while all identified keywords come from LETHE, the data suggests their public-facing technical identity is now more strongly associated with health data modeling than with circular economy platforms. The direction points toward health tech and predictive analytics as the area where they are deepening their positioning.

EXTRA RED appears to be moving toward digital health and predictive AI, making them a plausible partner for future projects combining data science with clinical or behavioral health applications.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European15 countries collaborated

EXTRA RED has participated exclusively as a consortium partner, never as coordinator, across both projects. Both consortia are large — DigiPrime and LETHE are multi-partner EU projects — suggesting comfort operating in complex, multi-national teams without taking on administrative leadership. With 54 unique partners across 15 countries from just 2 projects, they are exposed to a broad network, though the diversity likely reflects the consortia's composition more than a deliberate hub strategy on EXTRA RED's part.

EXTRA RED has collaborated with 54 distinct partners across 15 countries through two projects, an unusually wide network for an SME with so few participations. This breadth is a byproduct of joining large, well-connected consortia rather than evidence of independent relationship-building.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

EXTRA RED occupies an unusual cross-sector position for an Italian SME: they have one foot in industrial digitalization (circular economy platforms) and one in clinical health AI (dementia prediction), which is a rare combination. This dual exposure makes them potentially valuable for projects at the intersection of digital health platforms and data-driven decision support — a growing funding priority in Horizon Europe. However, with only two projects and no coordinator experience, their track record is limited and a prospective partner should seek direct evidence of their specific technical deliverables before committing.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • DigiPrime
    Their largest funded project (EUR 583,822) addresses digital platform infrastructure for circular economy value chains across multiple industrial sectors — an active area of EU industrial policy.
  • LETHE
    A long-running (2021–2025) health innovation project tackling one of Europe's most pressing demographic challenges — early dementia detection — through personalized AI prediction and lifestyle intervention.
Cross-sector capabilities
digital platforms and data infrastructurecircular economy and industrial sustainabilitybehavioral and lifestyle analytics
Analysis note: Only 2 projects in the dataset; no website available; no keywords extracted from the earlier DigiPrime project, limiting evolution analysis. The organization's actual technical specialization (software development, data science, systems integration, consulting) cannot be confirmed from project metadata alone. Treat all expertise characterizations as indicative rather than definitive — direct verification with the company is recommended before partnership decisions.