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The grant at a glance
iNSyT Solutions has been awarded a €2.45 million EIC Transition Grant by the European Innovation Council under its Horizon Europe programme (Proposal ID: 101292098) — a landmark milestone for the team at LMU Munich’s Nanoinstitute, and a decisive step toward bringing iNSyT ONE to industrial reality. The award has been recognised in an official press release by Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München.
€2.45 M
EIC Transition funding under Horizon Europe
36 months
to take iNSyT ONE from the lab to industrial pilots
TRL 4 → 6
from validated prototype to industrially piloted system
40 of 611
proposals selected for funding by the EIC
Why per-particle quality control matters
Today’s nanomaterial manufacturers make critical decisions based on quality control methods that reduce billions of individual particle measurements to a single average — obscuring the root causes of batch failures and yield losses.
iNSyT ONE solves this. Our patented multimodal microscope delivers real-time, per-particle structural, optical, and chemical analysis at single-particle sensitivity down to 1 nm — cutting analysis time from days to under 20 minutes.
Grounded in research. Built for impact.
Developed from breakthrough research at LMU Munich, our platform combines validated laboratory performance, peer-reviewed scientific foundations, and protected intellectual property.
Nature (2024)
Peer-reviewed results published in Nature underpin the core technology.
Nature Materials (2026)
High-throughput in situ sizing and quantum yield determination of individual perovskite nanocrystals.
Protected IP
Two EU patent families and one PCT application protect the system.
“Rather than relying on bulk averages, we can analyze thousands of nanoparticles individually and generate real-time information for each of them.”
Dr. Mohsen Beladi — Project Lead, iNSyT-ONE
One project, two tracks
Over the next 36 months, the grant will advance iNSyT ONE from a validated laboratory prototype (TRL 4) to a fully industrially piloted system (TRL 6) — running across two complementary tracks.
Technical track
Delivering a robust, industrial-grade instrument — integrating real-time AI-assisted analytics, operator-ready software, and hardware optimised for manufacturing environments.
Business track
Building the commercial foundation for future market entry — preparing iNSyT ONE for its first industrial customers.
A pivotal step for European industry
This funding makes reliable, high-resolution nanomaterial quality control a reality for European industry — strengthening supply chain resilience and Europe’s technological sovereignty in critical high-tech sectors.
The iNSyT-ONE project has received funding from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Transition programme under the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, Proposal ID 101292098.
Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Innovation Council. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
