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Organization

FUTURE INTELLIGENCE LTD

UK technology SME building decision support systems and IoT platforms for transport infrastructure resilience, cybersecurity, and smart mobility.

Technology SMEdigitalUKSMENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
4
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€1.7M
Unique partners
66
What they do

Their core work

Future Intelligence (FINT) is a London-based technology SME that builds decision support systems and intelligent data platforms for security, transport, and IoT domains. Their work spans cybersecurity solutions for SME ecosystems, smart border mobility systems, resilience assessment tools for road infrastructure, and next-generation IoT architectures. They bring software engineering and data analytics capability to EU consortia tackling real-world challenges in infrastructure protection and digital connectivity.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Transport infrastructure resilience and decision supportprimary
2 projects

PANOPTIS developed a decision support system for road infrastructure resilience; SMILE addressed smart mobility at European land borders.

IoT platforms and smart interconnectionemerging
1 project

TERMINET (2020-2024) focuses on next-generation smart interconnected IoT, their most recent and ongoing project.

Climate risk assessment for infrastructuresecondary
1 project

PANOPTIS included identification of climate risk hot-spots and quantitative vulnerability assessment for road networks.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Cybersecurity and border mobility
Recent focus
Infrastructure resilience and IoT

FINT's early H2020 work (2017) covered cybersecurity (FORTIKA) and border mobility (SMILE) — two distinct security-adjacent domains. From 2018 onward, their focus shifted decisively toward infrastructure resilience and IoT, with PANOPTIS bringing climate-aware decision support for transport and TERMINET pushing into next-generation IoT architectures. The trajectory shows a move from broad security applications toward specialized intelligent systems for physical infrastructure and connected devices.

FINT is converging on intelligent infrastructure monitoring — combining IoT connectivity with decision support systems for transport and climate resilience, making them a strong fit for future smart infrastructure calls.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European20 countries collaborated

FINT operates exclusively as a consortium participant, never as coordinator, which suggests they contribute specialized technical components rather than driving project strategy. With 66 unique partners across 20 countries from just 4 projects, they work in large, diverse consortia and are comfortable integrating into complex multi-partner setups. This makes them a low-friction partner to onboard — experienced in collaborative delivery without requiring the lead role.

Despite only 4 projects, FINT has built a broad network of 66 partners across 20 countries, indicating participation in large consortia with wide European reach. Their connections span security, transport, and digital sectors.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

FINT sits at the intersection of IoT, cybersecurity, and transport infrastructure — a combination few SMEs cover. Their ability to build decision support systems that integrate climate risk data with infrastructure monitoring gives them a practical niche that bridges the digital and physical worlds. For consortium builders, they offer a UK-based software partner comfortable in large multi-country projects with consistent mid-range funding contributions.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • PANOPTIS
    Their most technically defined project — building a decision support system for road infrastructure resilience with climate risk hot-spot identification, directly demonstrating their core capability.
  • TERMINET
    Their most recent project (2020-2024) and largest single EC contribution (EUR 466,562), signaling their strategic move into next-generation IoT platforms.
  • SMILE
    Largest single funding (EUR 474,258) focused on smart mobility at European land borders — an unusual and high-impact application domain.
Cross-sector capabilities
Transport infrastructure monitoringSecurity and border managementClimate adaptation and risk assessmentSmart city and IoT applications
Analysis note: Profile based on 4 projects with limited keyword data — only PANOPTIS had detailed keywords. Early-period keywords were empty in the dataset, so evolution analysis relies on project titles and timing rather than keyword shift. The cybersecurity and border mobility expertise claims rest on project titles alone without detailed descriptions.