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NXP Semiconductors N.V. is a prominent supplier of high-performance mixed-signal semiconductor products, headquartered in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Founded in 2006, the company offers a diverse product portfolio that includes microcontrollers, application processors, communication processors, and various wireless connectivity solutions such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Near Field Communications. NXP's technology is integral to multiple applications across automotive, industrial, Internet of Things, mobile, and communication infrastructure sectors. The company has established a significant presence in the automotive market, providing essential components for powertrains, infotainment systems, and safety systems. Additionally, NXP maintains operations in over 25 countries and has formed strategic partnerships, including collaboration with Amazon Web Services to enhance connected vehicle solutions.

TactoTek develops and licenses Injection-Molded Structural Electronics (IMSE®) technologies. It enables global manufacturers to integrate circuits into plastic parts, creating smart interactive surfaces for automotive, aviation, connected home, industrial control, and medical industries.

Vay is a Berlin-based deep technology company that is on track to launch the first driverless, safety-certified, commercial fleet on European public streets. The company aims to revolutionize urban transportation by enabling remote-controlled cars, offering a safer, more efficient solution for ride-hailing and vehicle-sharing services. Vay’s unique approach blends the advantages of self-driving technology with human supervision to ensure safety and adaptability in complex driving environments. Their goal is to reduce urban congestion, cut emissions, and make mobility more sustainable while providing a seamless transportation experience for users.

Stark Future, founded in 2019 by Anton Wass and Paul Soucy, is a Spanish company with Swedish origins, dedicated to revolutionizing the motorcycle industry through sustainable technologies. Located near Barcelona, the company aims to reduce emissions and pollution by producing high-performance electric motorcycles using eco-friendly materials. The Stark VARG, launched in December 2021, exemplifies this mission; it features an 80-horsepower, near-silent engine and advanced technologies such as a smartphone dashboard and a bike setup app. The development of the VARG involved eight patented innovations and garnered significant attention, achieving €9 million in advance sales within the first 24 hours and generating €50 million in its first month. Within two months of its launch, Stark Future sold over 5,000 motorcycles, positioning itself as a leader in the sustainable mobility sector. The company is also noted for its team, which includes former motocross world champion Sebastien Tortelli as test manager, further emphasizing its commitment to performance and innovation.

Nokian Tyres specializes in manufacturing tires for passenger cars, trucks, and heavy machinery, focusing on safety and sustainability. They also operate Vianor, a chain specializing in car service and tire maintenance.

Evonik is a global specialty chemicals company headquartered in Germany. It operates across four segments: Specialty Additives, Smart Materials, Nutrition & Care, and Technology & Infrastructure. Evonik's products serve diverse industries such as automotive, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and healthcare. The company is active in over 100 countries worldwide.

Eldrive develops and operates a public electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure network across Bulgaria, Romania, and Lithuania. The company offers fast and ultra-fast charging points, providing convenient high-speed charging solutions for EV drivers.

Volvo Cars is a Swedish premium car manufacturer, founded in 1927. Known for its innovative and safe vehicles, Volvo offers a range of sedans, estates, cross country vehicles, SUVs, and convertibles. With operations in over 100 countries, the company is committed to sustainable mobility through plug-in hybrids and electric cars.

ABB is a global technology leader in power and automation technologies. Established in 1988, it operates in around 100 countries, offering digital solutions for industries such as robotics, smart grids, renewable energy, marine vessels, and motors. ABB Ventures, its business-led venture capital arm founded in 2009, invests in breakthrough technology companies aligned with ABB's goal of writing the future of industrial electrification and automation.

Valeo SA is an automotive parts supplier based in France, established in 1923, that focuses on the design, production, and sale of components, integrated systems, and modules for the automotive industry. The company operates through four primary segments: Comfort & Driving Assistance Systems, Powertrain Systems, Thermal Systems, and Visibility Systems. Valeo provides a range of products, including parking and driving assistance technologies, electric powertrain systems, and thermal management solutions for vehicles. Additionally, it manufactures lighting and wiper systems to enhance visibility in all weather conditions. The company generates the majority of its revenue from original equipment sales, with a significant portion coming from major automaker customers. Valeo's operations extend globally, with Europe as its largest market, followed by Asia and the Americas. The firm is recognized for its commitment to innovation, particularly in the context of reducing CO2 emissions in the automotive sector.

Eldrive develops and operates a public electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure network across Bulgaria, Romania, and Lithuania. The company offers fast and ultra-fast charging points, providing convenient high-speed charging solutions for EV drivers.

AT&S is a European manufacturer of printed circuit boards, specializing in high-end technology. The company provides a diverse array of printed circuit boards tailored to meet specific customer requirements, including double-sided plated-through, multi-layer, high-density interconnection, laser-drilled insulated metallic substrates, flexible, rigid-flex, and semi-flexible options. AT&S serves various core markets, such as mobile devices, automotive, industrial, medical, aviation, and advanced packaging. With a workforce of approximately 7,300 employees, including around 1,200 in Austria, AT&S is headquartered in Leoben, Austria. The company has demonstrated notable financial performance, achieving significant sales revenues in recent years.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company specializing in designing high-performance, low-power microprocessors for exascale supercomputers. Its flagship product, Rhea, based on Arm Neoverse V1 architecture and manufactured using TSMC's N6 or better processes, aims to advance computing infrastructure for critical applications such as HPC, AI, and data centers.

Zunder is a developer of an electric vehicle charging network for car drivers. The company's own and associated destination charging network allows charging the electric vehicle wherever they need it, without the need for additional registrations. Solar energy can be used to charge the batteries of electric vehicles. The solar panels, which are located in the structure's upper part, capture the energy that will be used to charge the batteries of electric vehicles that use the chargers in that location. It even allows for network supply when the demand for energy from electric vehicles allows for it.

Zunder is an electric vehicle charging company focused on developing a network of charging stations that provide convenience and accessibility for electric car drivers. The company offers semi-fast and fast chargers, allowing users to charge their vehicles efficiently. In addition, Zunder has created a mobile application that facilitates the registration of charging requests, point management, and payment processing. This application enables clients to plan their routes and book charging sessions, enhancing the overall charging experience for electric vehicle users.

Punch Torino specializes in engineering and product development services for automotive propulsion systems. They focus on designing innovative control solutions, engine hardware, and complete combustion systems.

Autonom Group is a family-owned mobility network that specializes in transportation and car rental services across Romania, Hungary, and Serbia. The company offers a comprehensive range of services, including car rentals, purchase-use vehicles, operating leases, equipment leases, road assistance, transfer services, and fleet management. Autonom Group is committed to long-term growth driven by client satisfaction and the development of its employees. The company prioritizes profitability and financial stability as natural outcomes of its focus on customer service and employee evolution.

Prophesee develops neuromorphic vision systems that mimic the human eye's functionality. Its patented sensors and AI algorithms enable unprecedented speed (>10,000 fps), dynamic range (>120dB), data volume reduction (10x to 1000x), and power efficiency (<10 mW). Prophesee serves clients in autonomous driving, mobile devices, IoT, and industry sectors. Founded in Paris in 2014 by Ryad Benosman, Bernard Gilly, Christoph Posch, and Luca Verre, the company is backed by leading international investors.

MAHLE is an international automotive industry partner and supplier, focusing on powertrain and air conditioning technology. It offers products for combustion engines, electric vehicles, filtration, thermal management, and engine peripherals. In 2015, MAHLE generated approximately EUR 11.5 billion in sales with around 76,000 employees across 34 countries.

Blickfeld designs and manufactures LiDAR sensors and detection software for autonomous mobility and IoT applications. Its LiDAR systems measure direct 3D distance data using silicon MEMS mirrors and off-the-shelf components, enabling object detection and mapping. The integrated devices include data capture and processing capabilities that support real-time mapping, usage pattern analysis, and city planning. The company serves automotive, transportation, industrial, and robotics sectors and focuses on low-cost fabrication to support automotive mass-market adoption. It is headquartered in Munich, Germany.

Sensible4 is an autonomous driving software company founded in 2017 and headquartered in Espoo, Southern Finland. The company specializes in developing self-driving vehicle technology that operates efficiently in changing weather conditions and does not rely on lane markings. By leveraging advanced AI sensor fusion, Sensible4's solutions are designed for low energy consumption and minimal resource requirements. The company aims to integrate autonomous shuttle fleets into existing urban transportation systems, enhancing last-mile transport for both goods and people. Sensible4 provides its expertise to vehicle manufacturers, automotive suppliers, cities, and mobile operators, focusing on delivering reliable and safe autonomous driving solutions across various vehicle types.

Airborne International is engaged in engineering, manufacturing, and supplying high-end composites structures for industries such as aerospace, defense, marine, high-end bicycles, and formula-one cars. It offers composites structures maintenance and repair services, including inspection and damage assessment, sealing and painting, and balancing. The company was founded in 1995 and is based in The Hague, the Netherlands.

Founded in Munich, Germany in 2013, DyeMansion specializes in transforming raw, 3D-printed polymer parts into high-value consumer and industrial products. The company offers precision coloring and finishing systems that work with major industrial powder-bed 3D printing systems, enabling high-volume production for diverse applications.

Valeo SA is an automotive parts supplier based in France, established in 1923, that focuses on the design, production, and sale of components, integrated systems, and modules for the automotive industry. The company operates through four primary segments: Comfort & Driving Assistance Systems, Powertrain Systems, Thermal Systems, and Visibility Systems. Valeo provides a range of products, including parking and driving assistance technologies, electric powertrain systems, and thermal management solutions for vehicles. Additionally, it manufactures lighting and wiper systems to enhance visibility in all weather conditions. The company generates the majority of its revenue from original equipment sales, with a significant portion coming from major automaker customers. Valeo's operations extend globally, with Europe as its largest market, followed by Asia and the Americas. The firm is recognized for its commitment to innovation, particularly in the context of reducing CO2 emissions in the automotive sector.

TTTech Auto focuses on platform products and services centered around system safety and security for software-defined vehicles. Their offerings include automotive software solutions, in-vehicle communication systems, and safety consulting services tailored for advanced driving assistance systems.

Voxeljet specializes in manufacturing industrial 3D printing systems and operates one of Europe's largest service centers for on-demand production of moulds and models for metal casting. Its product range includes high-speed large-format 3D printers, catering to industries such as automotive, aerospace, foundries, and architecture.

Founded by Joan Orus, QEV Technologies specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing electric light commercial vehicles, electric buses, and related aftersales services. With a strong background in motorsports, including Formula E, the company leverages its innovative technology to serve urban mobility and last-mile delivery markets.

Prophesee develops neuromorphic vision systems that mimic the human eye's functionality. Its patented sensors and AI algorithms enable unprecedented speed (>10,000 fps), dynamic range (>120dB), data volume reduction (10x to 1000x), and power efficiency (<10 mW). Prophesee serves clients in autonomous driving, mobile devices, IoT, and industry sectors. Founded in Paris in 2014 by Ryad Benosman, Bernard Gilly, Christoph Posch, and Luca Verre, the company is backed by leading international investors.

Cubic Telecom is an Irish technology company established in 2006, specializing in global connectivity solutions for Internet of Things (IoT), machine-to-machine (M2M), automotive, and other industries. The company's cloud-based platform, PACE, offers a range of services including software updates, telematics, infotainment, location-based services, and real-time data management. Cubic Telecom serves Fortune 100 companies worldwide, with offices in Dublin, San Francisco, and Tokyo. Its solutions are used by prominent brands such as Audi, Volkswagen, and Microsoft. The company is privately held, having raised over €110 million in funding from investors including Audi Electronics Venture GmbH and Qualcomm.

MotorK is a SaaS provider specializing in digital sales and marketing solutions for the automotive retail industry across EMEA. With over 400 employees and offices in eight countries, MotorK empowers car manufacturers and dealers to enhance customer experience through integrated digital products and services.

Forsee Power SAS, founded in 2007 and based in Ivry-sur-Seine, France, specializes in the design and manufacture of smart lithium-ion battery systems. The company serves various sectors, including electric transportation, portable and mobile equipment, and energy storage. Its product offerings include modular battery systems for electric and hybrid vehicles, trams, electric trains, buses, trucks, and marine applications such as ships and ferries. Additionally, Forsee Power provides power systems for mobile and connected devices across numerous fields, including medical equipment, electric scooters, and robotics. The company's focus on innovation and customer satisfaction aims to facilitate a sustainable energy transition and enhance the performance of smart mobility and life devices globally.

Skeleton Technologies is a manufacturer and developer of ultracapacitors that utilize a patented curved graphene material to provide high-energy and high-power-density energy storage solutions. The company specializes in delivering advanced energy storage systems that offer significantly enhanced performance, achieving twice the energy density and four times the power density compared to traditional products. Its ultracapacitors are designed for various applications in automotive, transportation, industrial, and renewable energy sectors, enabling these industries to improve efficiency, reduce fuel consumption, and lower carbon emissions. Skeleton Technologies serves a diverse clientele that includes engineering firms, the European Space Agency, and several Tier 1 automotive manufacturers.

Canatu is a Finland-based developer and manufacturer of carbon nanotube materials and related manufacturing technologies. It focuses on producing Canatu CNTs and CNT reactors for industry-transforming products and serves the semiconductor, automotive, and medical diagnostics sectors. The company provides CNT-based products and manufacturing equipment, including components used in advanced lithography and sensors, such as EUV pellicles, debris and optical filters, and film heaters that de-ice LiDAR and camera sensors to support autonomous driving. Canatu emphasizes customization and consistent CNT quality for highly engineered solutions and is exploring electrochemical sensing applications. Headquartered in Finland, it maintains sales offices in the United States, Japan, and Taiwan.

Better Place, an electric vehicle services provider, builds and operates an infrastructure and intelligent network to deliver services to drivers for the adoption of electric vehicles and optimization of energy use in North America, Japan, Australia, China, Denmark, and Israel. Its infrastructure and intelligent network provides electric car drivers with access to a network of charge spots, battery switch stations, and systems that optimize the driving experience. Better Place has a strategic partnership with Renault. Shai Agassi and Quin Garcia founded it on October 29, 2007, with its headquarters in Palo Alto in California. Better Place has operations in Israel, Denmark, and Australia. It filed for bankruptcy in November 2013.