Organization

THEOFANIS ALEXANDRIDIS KAI SIA EE

Greek technology SME building interactive digital platforms for creative industries, assistive healthcare robotics, and educational storytelling.

Technology SMEdigitalELSMENo active H2020 projectsThin data (2/5)

H2020 projects

As coordinator

Total EC funding

€936K

Unique partners

What they do

Their core work

OMEGATECH is a Greek technology SME that develops interactive digital platforms and software solutions, with a focus on multimedia content systems, assistive robotics interfaces, and educational technology. Their work spans building collaboration ecosystems for creative industries (Q-Tales), ICT components for assistive bath robots for elderly care (I-SUPPORT), and interactive storytelling platforms for STEM education (STORIES). They appear to act as a software development and integration partner bringing user-facing application expertise to multidisciplinary consortia.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Interactive multimedia platformsprimary

2 projects

Q-Tales built a content exchange ecosystem for creative SMEs; STORIES created interactive student storytelling tools around space exploration.

Assistive robotics software (ICT layer)secondary

1 project

I-SUPPORT developed ICT-supported bath robots, where OMEGATECH likely contributed software/interface components given their ICT profile.

Educational technologysecondary

1 project

STORIES focused on student engagement with space exploration futures through digital storytelling.

SME collaboration ecosystemssecondary

1 project

Q-Tales specifically targeted creative SMEs exchanging multimedia content, and OMEGATECH coordinated this effort.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus

Multimedia platforms and assistive ICT

Recent focus

Educational digital storytelling

OMEGATECH's H2020 participation is concentrated in a short window (2015-2017 start dates), making it difficult to identify a strong directional shift. Their earliest projects (2015) covered both creative digital content platforms and health-oriented assistive robotics, while their latest entry (2017) moved toward educational technology and storytelling. The slight trend suggests a broadening from pure multimedia tools toward applied digital platforms in education and social impact domains.

OMEGATECH appears to be moving from backend content systems toward user-facing interactive and educational applications, suggesting future interest in EdTech or social-impact digital tools.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: active_partnerReach: European12 countries collaborated

OMEGATECH operates in both coordinator and participant roles, having led one project (Q-Tales) and joined two others. With 27 unique partners across 12 countries from just 3 projects, they engage in medium-to-large European consortia and do not appear to repeat partners — suggesting a broad but shallow network typical of an SME building its EU project portfolio. Their willingness to coordinate indicates confidence in project management despite their small size.

Despite only 3 projects, OMEGATECH has collaborated with 27 distinct partners across 12 countries, indicating engagement in sizeable European consortia with broad geographic diversity rather than a tight cluster of recurring partners.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

OMEGATECH combines software development skills with an unusual cross-domain reach — creative industries, healthcare robotics, and education — all connected by their ability to build interactive digital platforms. For consortium builders, their value lies in being a flexible ICT SME that can adapt software and user-experience expertise to very different application domains. Their coordination experience on Q-Tales also shows they can manage EU projects, not just contribute technically.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

I-SUPPORT
Largest single EC contribution (€493,750) and an unusual intersection of ICT and elderly care through bath-assistive robotics.
Q-Tales
OMEGATECH's only coordinator role — a creative-industry collaboration platform connecting SMEs for multimedia content exchange.
STORIES
An education-focused project blending digital storytelling with space exploration themes, showing versatility beyond traditional ICT work.

Cross-sector capabilities

Health and assistive technologiesEducation and EdTechCreative industries and multimediaSpace outreach and public engagement

Analysis note: Profile is based on only 3 projects with no keyword metadata available. Project descriptions are truncated, limiting depth of technical analysis. The company's website field is empty, preventing independent verification of current activities. Expertise areas are inferred from project titles and pillars rather than detailed work package data. Treat this profile as indicative rather than definitive.