SMARTSOL SIA

Their core work

SMARTSOL is a Latvian technology SME that develops embedded computing and AI-driven solutions for the automotive and healthcare sectors. Their work spans monitoring devices for vehicle reliability and safety, autonomous driving systems, and AI-based hospital applications including neurological disease monitoring. They contribute specialized software and embedded system expertise to large European consortia focused on connected mobility and smart health infrastructure.

What they specialise in

How they've shifted over time

SMARTSOL entered H2020 in 2020 with a focus on automotive safety fundamentals — monitoring devices, reliability, failure prediction, and autonomous driving through ArchitectECA2030 (initially as a third party). By 2021, they expanded into broader connected mobility topics (sustainable propulsion, human-vehicle interaction, zero pollution via AI4CSM) and diversified into healthcare AI with HosmartAI. The shift suggests a company moving from narrow automotive reliability work toward applying its embedded computing and AI skills across multiple domains.

SMARTSOL is broadening from automotive-only embedded systems toward cross-domain AI applications, particularly in healthcare — suggesting they see their core embedded/AI skills as transferable beyond transport.

How they like to work

SMARTSOL operates exclusively as a contributor, never as coordinator — joining as a participant (2 projects) or third party (1 project). With 74 unique consortium partners across 19 countries from just 3 projects, they work in large-scale European consortia (these are major collaborative actions, not small partnerships). This pattern suggests a specialist contributor that brings targeted technical skills to large teams rather than driving project direction.

Despite only 3 projects, SMARTSOL has built connections with 74 partners across 19 countries, reflecting participation in large pan-European consortia. Their network is broad but likely consortium-driven rather than built on deep bilateral relationships.

What sets them apart

SMARTSOL offers a relatively rare combination: embedded computing expertise that bridges automotive and healthcare AI, from a cost-competitive Baltic location. For consortium builders, they represent a Latvian SME that can fill widening participation requirements while delivering genuine technical contributions in embedded systems and monitoring. Their willingness to enter as a third party also makes them a flexible, low-barrier addition to existing projects.

Highlights from their portfolio

• HosmartAI
  Their largest funded project (EUR 194,621) and a strategic diversification from automotive into hospital AI for neurological disease monitoring.
• AI4CSM
  Addresses the full spectrum of connected shared mobility — from sustainable propulsion to zero pollution — positioning them in a high-growth automotive AI segment.