GREEN COMMUNICATIONS SAS

Their core work

Green Communications is a Paris-based SME specializing in communication infrastructure and networking solutions, with a growing focus on digital health applications. The company provides connectivity and communication technologies for sectors ranging from drone operations (UTM/U-Space) to smart hospital environments. Their project portfolio shows them contributing networking and communications expertise to large-scale EU demonstrations and pilot deployments, particularly in AI-enabled healthcare settings and age-inclusive digital workplaces.

What they specialise in

How they've shifted over time

Green Communications began its H2020 participation in the transport/drone domain, contributing to UTM U-Space demonstrations in 2018. From 2019 onward, the company shifted decisively toward health and digital sectors, joining projects on smart workplaces and AI-powered hospital systems. This trajectory suggests a company pivoting its core communication technology capabilities from aerospace applications toward the faster-growing digital health market.

Green Communications is repositioning from general IoT/drone connectivity toward digital health infrastructure, making them a relevant partner for future hospital digitalization and medical AI deployment projects.

How they like to work

Green Communications operates exclusively as a contributor rather than a project leader — they have never coordinated an H2020 project and participated once as a third party. They work within large consortia (65 unique partners across just 3 projects), indicating comfort operating in complex, multi-partner environments. This profile suggests a specialist contributor that brings targeted technical capabilities without seeking administrative leadership.

Despite only three projects, Green Communications has built a broad network of 65 unique consortium partners across 14 countries, reflecting their participation in large-scale EU demonstration and innovation actions.

What sets them apart

Green Communications occupies an unusual niche as a communications technology SME that has crossed from aerospace (drone operations) into healthcare AI — a combination rarely seen among French SMEs. Their ability to deploy communication infrastructure across very different operational contexts (airspace management, hospitals, workplaces) suggests adaptable networking expertise. For consortium builders, they offer a lightweight, flexible partner that can handle connectivity and communication layers without the overhead of a large telecom company.

Highlights from their portfolio

• HosmartAI
  Their most recent and largest-funded project (EUR 298,880), focused on AI-driven hospital systems with a neurological diseases pilot — represents their strategic direction toward digital health.
• PODIUM
  A large-scale UTM/U-Space drone demonstration project where they participated as a third party, showing their earlier aerospace communications profile.