S4AI_Hub Caravan Presented in Novi Sad – Applications for the First Public Call for MSMEs Now Open!
The S4AI_Hub caravan – part of the Serbian European Digital Innovation Hub on AI – was recently showcased at the Science and Technology Park Novi Sad. During the event, key activities and opportunities were announced as part of the first Public Call targeting micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) seeking to enhance their business through advanced digital technologies and artificial intelligence.
S4AI_Hub is the official European Digital Innovation Hub in Serbia, established to provide comprehensive support to companies in their digital transformation journey and the adoption of Industry 5.0 technologies. The program offers free professional services, expert advisory support, and tailored recommendations for improving business processes through innovative AI solutions.
The Public Call focuses on the “Innovation Camp for Digital Transformation” service, which involves intensive collaboration between a professional team and participating companies to:
- Analyze the company’s current position and digital maturity,
- Identify opportunities for applying digital technologies and artificial intelligence,
- Define initial business challenges,
- Develop the first project idea for digitalization.
During the Innovation Camp, companies benefit from free analysis, mentoring, and strategic guidance provided by experts in AI, digital technologies, and innovation.
Applications are submitted online via the official website: www.s4ai.rs, with a deadline of December 1, 2025.
The Institute for Artificial Intelligence of Serbia thanks all participants for their presence and exceptional interest in leveraging digital transformation and AI to improve their business.
The Science and Technology Park Niš, as coordinator of the national consortium, implements the S4AI_Hub project in collaboration with partners: NTP Čačak, ICEF, Institute for Artificial Intelligence of Serbia, CDT, NiCat Cluster, and ICT Hub.
The project is financially supported by the European Commission through the Digital Europe program (Project: 101191029 — S4AI_HUB — DIGITAL-2023-EDIH-04) and is backed by the Ministry of Science, Technological Development and Innovation and the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications.
