EASME

EASME is a European Union executive agency that supports small and medium-sized enterprises and promotes innovation in Europe. It manages projects in the areas of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the environment, energy, and maritime sectors, funded by COSME, LIFE, and EMFF. EASME organizes the European Sustainable Energy Week and serves industries such as environmental management, energy production, and maritime activities.

Kristalina Georgieva

Vice President

Past deals in Europe

Aenitis Technologies

Grant in 2021
Aenitis Technologies is a French start-up founded in July 2014 by Mauricio Hoyos and Jean-Luc Aider, both researchers associated with the CNRS at the PMMH Laboratory in Paris. The company specializes in the development of medical devices aimed at enhancing cell therapy preparations. By utilizing acoustophoresis technologies, Aenitis Technologies creates innovative solutions for the separation, manipulation, and filtration of biological elements. Their focus is on addressing challenges faced by cell therapy units and blood banks, particularly in areas such as cell sorting, washing, and isolation. Aenitis Technologies aspires to lead the market in filtering and separating solutions through their advanced acoustic preparation techniques, with the ultimate goal of revolutionizing practices in public health.

Orthox

Grant in 2020
Orthox Ltd. is a medical implant company based in Abingdon, United Kingdom, focused on developing tissue regenerative implants for knee cartilage injuries. Founded to commercialize technology from Oxford University, Orthox aims to transform the treatment of cartilage damage, which is a significant contributor to osteoarthritis, affecting over 300 million individuals worldwide. The company's flagship product, FibroFix, is a hydrogel biomaterial designed to mimic human knee cartilage, offering solutions for repairing both meniscal and articular cartilage. FibroFix Meniscus and FibroFix Cartilage are specifically tailored to restore function and integrate seamlessly with the body's tissues, promoting rapid recovery and improved mobility. Orthox is preparing to enter clinical trials for its lead product and plans to expand the application of its technology to other joints, as well as explore advancements beyond orthopaedics. With the global biomaterials market projected to exceed $250 billion by 2025, Orthox is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for innovative and effective solutions in joint health.

QDevil

Grant in 2020
QDevil is a manufacturer specializing in electronics and components tailored for quantum electronics research. The company's primary goal is to advance scientific progress in this field by allowing researchers to concentrate on their core work, rather than spending time on auxiliary equipment development. QDevil's flagship product, the QFilter, has been extensively tested and used in leading quantum electronics labs such as Harvard University and the University of Copenhagen over the past five years.

Trovant Technology

Grant in 2019
Trovant Technology SL is a Spanish company based in Valladolid, established in 2018, that focuses on developing bio-based technologies for the treatment and valorization of organic waste. The company specializes in transforming waste into valuable products such as bioenergy and biomaterials. Its offerings include solutions for anaerobic digestion, biogas upgrading, biomethane production, wastewater treatment, bioindication, and bioinformatics. Trovant Technology aims to provide tailored solutions that address market needs while promoting environmental sustainability through innovative biotechnology products.

InterAx Biotech

Grant in 2019
InterAx Biotech Ltd is a biotechnology company based in Villigen, Switzerland, focused on developing a platform for the discovery of functionally selective drugs targeting G-Protein Coupled Receptors (GPCRs). Founded in 2016, the company integrates bioanalytical methods and computational pharmacology to assist in drug candidate design and selection. Its innovative platform combines high-throughput biochemical screening with artificial intelligence and mathematical modeling of cell signaling, facilitating the identification and optimization of drug candidates for various diseases, including those associated with orphan GPCRs. Through its advanced approach, InterAx Biotech aims to improve drug efficacy while reducing side effects, contributing to the healthcare industry's efforts to discover safer and more effective treatments.

Nuada

Grant in 2019
Nuada is a company based in Braga, Portugal, specializing in the development of innovative systems that enhance hand function. Its products are designed to improve performance in healthcare, sports, and various professional activities. Nuada's solutions feature lightweight, breathable, and flexible smart textiles that can be customized to meet individual needs. The technology is non-intrusive and aims to be an essential everyday wearable, providing users with a seamless experience that they may even forget they are wearing.

Securaxis

Grant in 2019
Securaxis specializes in the development, installation, and operation of innovative safety and security solutions. Founded in 2018 as the first incubated company of BIC of CERN Technologies in Switzerland, Securaxis has garnered recognition through various accolades, including the Entreprendre Network and Swisscom Start-up Challenge. The company is part of the HP Enterprise Startup Incubator and the NVIDIA Inception Program. Securaxis has a dedicated team of eight experts in fields such as machine learning, acoustics, and data management, who have collaborated for over four years. They have successfully developed and commercialized a mobile security application utilized by clients including the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs in Switzerland, the Olympic Committee, and the United Nations. Securaxis operates a real-time geolocalized security information platform that employs smart acoustic sensors to analyze and classify sounds in urban environments, enabling organizations to make informed decisions to enhance safety.

Entocycle

Grant in 2019
Entocycle Ltd is an insect farming company based in London, United Kingdom, that specializes in producing insect-based protein for animal feed. Founded in 2014, the company raises black soldier fly larvae in an automated system designed to monitor their development and environmental conditions. By utilizing organic waste from farms, restaurants, and the catering industry, Entocycle efficiently converts this waste into a sustainable source of protein, contributing to both animal feed and organic waste management. The company serves various sectors, including feed suppliers, retailers, and the agricultural industry, aiming to facilitate a global transition to more sustainable protein sources.

Hokodo

Grant in 2019
Hokodo Ltd is a London-based company that specializes in developing insurance and financing solutions tailored for B2B marketplaces, cloud accounting, and e-invoicing platforms. Founded in 2018, Hokodo offers a digital platform that simplifies the order-to-cash process for businesses, enabling them to make real-time credit decisions and access working capital finance options. Their products include Invoice Protection, an API that safeguards businesses against unpaid invoices, and Secure Freight, which protects goods in transit or storage. Additionally, Hokodo provides tools for users to assess the credit ratings of clients and suppliers, enhancing decision-making regarding credit terms and mitigating the risks associated with bad debt.

Billon

Grant in 2019
Billon Group Ltd is a fintech company based in London, United Kingdom, specializing in micropayment and corporate e-money solutions. Founded in 2012, the company has developed a proprietary distributed ledger technology (DLT) that digitizes national currencies and enables the secure storage of encrypted documents on-chain. Billon's platform is tailored for regulated institutional use, allowing for near real-time settlement of both domestic and cross-border payments. The technology combines identity, money, and data while ensuring full compliance with regulatory standards for financial transactions and document applications. By partnering with enterprise customers, Billon provides customizable DLT-based solutions through reusable modules and APIs, facilitating rapid deployment. The company is also registered as an e-money issuer in the UK and Poland, allowing banks to utilize its system for issuing and redeeming digital cash while maintaining legal validation for each transaction.

OroraTech

Grant in 2019
OroraTech is a global intelligence-as-a-service company focused on leveraging thermal data to promote sustainability. Established in 2018 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, with operations in Canada and Brazil, OroraTech has developed a comprehensive monitoring network that provides real-time situational awareness and risk alerts for wildfire detection. Their flagship product, the Wildfire Solution, utilizes high-resolution thermal data from a proprietary nanosatellite constellation and public space-based sensors, allowing for the detection of fires of any scale at any time. This innovative technology enables clients to access reliable data and first-in-class algorithms for effective wildfire detection and severe weather forecasting. With a team of over 100 experts, OroraTech is dedicated to providing advanced solutions that contribute to a sustainable future.

Apprl

Grant in 2019
Apprl is a Stockholm-based SaaS company specializing in performance-based influencer marketing tailored for e-commerce businesses. With additional offices in London and São Paulo, Apprl aims to streamline collaborations between e-commerce brands and content creators through its advanced platform. The company provides a suite of tools that allows digital publishers, influencers, and online retailers to manage, track, and optimize their marketing efforts effectively. By leveraging AI and user-centric design, Apprl enhances the connection between influencers and top brands, enabling them to work together seamlessly. The platform serves a diverse range of markets, operating actively in Europe, the United States, and Asia.

Augnet

Grant in 2019
Augnet Limited is a technology start-up based in Virginia Water, United Kingdom, that specializes in enhancing SMS communication for consumer-focused organizations. Founded in April 2018 by CEO Daniel Gill, a former Senior Manager at Skype and Microsoft, Augnet aims to address issues of governability and traceability in SMS messaging through its innovative platform. This platform leverages real-world data from a global, crowd-sourced network to provide businesses with insights that improve SMS delivery, reduce fraud, and enhance marketing effectiveness. The company has garnered attention from investors and industry leaders, positioning itself as a significant player in the SMS and messaging sector. With a strong executive team, including COO Jekaterina Orlova and CTO Andy Steward, Augnet has successfully raised funding and is also committed to supporting other start-ups in its community.

Hemotune

Grant in 2019
Hemotune AG is a medical device company based in Zürich, Switzerland, founded in 2016. The company specializes in developing a therapeutic blood purification platform aimed at treating various health conditions, particularly infections and blood-related diseases. Utilizing innovative magnetic blood purification technology, Hemotune's device employs magnetic beads to selectively and efficiently remove large biomolecules from the bloodstream. This approach focuses on addressing the immunological aspects of sepsis, enabling the targeted treatment of multiple disease pathways and improving patient outcomes in acute care settings.

SwissDeCode

Debt Financing in 2019
SwissDeCode is a company based in Renens, Switzerland, that specializes in food safety and compliance services for food manufacturers. Founded in 2016, the company provides rapid onsite DNA testing solutions that help ensure food is safe to eat. By offering plug-and-play systems, SwissDeCode enables production facilities to obtain food safety and quality certificates within the same work shift. This capability allows food producers to swiftly address contamination threats and convert them into sustainable opportunities. Additionally, SwissDeCode's services verify food authenticity, safety, and origin, empowering inspectors to make immediate decisions regarding food compliance.

envelio

Grant in 2019
envelio GmbH, founded in 2017 and based in Cologne, Germany, specializes in developing software and algorithms aimed at enhancing the planning and operation of energy networks. Its primary offering, the Intelligent Grid Platform (IGP), serves as a modular software solution that assists distribution grid operators in digitizing and automating their processes. The IGP includes applications for data quality, grid planning, and grid operation, which help identify and rectify data inconsistencies and optimize congestion management. By leveraging artificial intelligence and mathematical optimization, envelio’s platform supports the integration of numerous distributed energy resources and smart meter data, enabling grid operators to manage the complexities of modern power grids while facilitating a smoother energy transition.

TargImmune Therapeutics

Grant in 2019
TargImmune Therapeutics AG is a private Swiss-based biotechnology company focused on drug development using novel targeted onco-immunotherapies. The Company’s principal technology is the CTPIC technology platform that utilizes a non-viral vector to target and destroy cancer cells that over-express certain receptors while simultaneously eliciting an immune response against the cancer cells.

MDF Recovery

Grant in 2019
MDF Recovery Ltd, established in 2009 and based in Beaumaris, United Kingdom, operates a recycling facility focused on recovering wood fibers from waste medium-density fibreboard (MDF). MDF is an engineered wood product made from refined wood fibers mixed with resin and wax, commonly used in furniture production and construction. The company's innovative processing technology efficiently extracts usable wood fibers from discarded MDF, off-cuts, and other waste materials. This approach not only helps in generating a new source of secondary material for the wood fiber industry but also enhances resource efficiency within the supply chain. By facilitating the recycling of MDF, MDF Recovery Ltd contributes to sustainable practices in the wood products sector.

Sustonable

Grant in 2019
Sustonable is a manufacturer based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, specializing in composite stone products. Founded in 2014, the company has created a thin and ultra-lightweight building material designed for architectural and decor applications, such as kitchen countertops, shower wall panels, and outdoor facades. This innovative material combines marble or quartz with recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic, making it both sustainable and recyclable. By using this approach, Sustonable enables customers to reduce material usage and minimize waste, contributing to environmentally friendly construction practices.

MycoSolutions

Grant in 2019
MycoSolutions AG specializes in developing customized soil additives designed to protect and maintain trees, particularly veteran specimens. Based in St. Gallen, Switzerland, the company offers a range of services including the diagnosis of fungal pathogens, visual tree inspections, hazard assessments, and the development of tailor-made plant growth promoters. MycoSolutions is recognized as a technology leader in the efficient use of mushrooms, leveraging the expertise of its founders and employees to provide environmentally friendly alternatives to conventional wood preservatives and agricultural pesticides. The company's commitment to sustainability aims to reduce the environmental impact of harmful chemicals, while its educational initiatives include training sessions and publications to enhance knowledge in tree care and soil health.

ChemoTech

Grant in 2019
Scandinavian ChemoTech AB is a clinical development company headquartered in Lund, Sweden. It specializes in cancer care and pain management solutions, primarily through its innovative product, IQWave. This electroporation device uses short electric pulses in conjunction with localized or intravenous chemotherapy to treat various cancers, including head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, malignant melanoma, and breast adenocarcinoma, among others. The company's founders bring extensive experience in surgical oncology and clinical research, driving its commitment to advancing cancer treatment through genuine research and clinical trials. ChemoTech markets its products via distribution channels and a network of opinion leaders across regions such as South East Asia, India, and the Philippines. Established in 2013, the company continues to focus on developing effective therapies for cancer patients.

PolyPico

Grant in 2019
Poly-Pico Ltd, based in Cork, Ireland, specializes in innovative fluid dispensing technology developed from five years of research at the University of Limerick. The company designs and manufactures solutions for both Life Science and Industrial applications, serving prominent institutions such as NASA and Harvard. As a leading microdispensing specialist, Poly-Pico focuses on research and development to create advancements in liquid handling, including contactless biology techniques like levitating microdrops and non-contact ultra-low volume acoustic dispensing. This core technology addresses challenges such as cross-contamination and dispenser clogging while minimizing wastage through the use of simple, disposable cartridges. Poly-Pico's multidisciplinary team possesses expertise in micro-fluidics, electronics, mechanical engineering, and biotechnology, allowing them to offer both standard and customized solutions tailored to meet precise dispensing needs.

Nateo Healthcare

Grant in 2019
Nateo Healthcare, founded in 2016 and based in Toulouse, France, specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing medical devices for the fields of gynecology and obstetrics. The company focuses on creating innovative connected medical devices and software that enable healthcare professionals to monitor the health of expectant mothers and their unborn babies. Among its key products is a belt equipped with ultrasound probes that can assess fetal positions, measure the mother's heart rate, and monitor uterine contractions. Additionally, Nateo Healthcare is working on a new generation of mobile and connected fetal heart rate monitors, which facilitate both hospital and home fetal telemonitoring, allowing for enhanced patient self-monitoring and tailored healthcare interventions.

Vatorex

Grant in 2019
Vatorex AG, founded in 2016 and based in Winterthur, Switzerland, specializes in developing electronic solutions for beekeeping, specifically targeting the varroa mite, a significant threat to honey bee health. The company offers a range of products, including the Varroa Solution, a heat treatment system that effectively eliminates varroa mites while preserving the bees. Additionally, Vatorex provides the Full Hive Kit, which enables real-time monitoring and data collection for hive management, and the Hive Manager mobile application, designed for organizing hive-related information. By focusing on hyperthermic treatment that exploits the different temperature tolerances of bees and mites, Vatorex aims to enhance the health and sustainability of bee populations. The company markets its innovative solutions online, contributing to modern beekeeping practices.

ABLE Human Motion

Grant in 2019
ABLE Human Motion is a Barcelona-based medical device start-up founded in 2018 that specializes in the development of robotic exoskeletons designed to improve mobility for individuals with disabilities. The company's primary product, the ABLE Exoskeleton, is a lightweight and user-friendly wearable device that assists paraplegic users in standing, walking, and sitting. This innovative technology employs a motor and gearbox to mimic muscle movement, along with an inertial sensor to interpret the user's intentions. ABLE Human Motion aims to enhance the quality of life for wheelchair users by promoting greater independence and mobility while also providing rehabilitation tools for clinicians to improve treatment efficiency.

MedLumics

Grant in 2019
Medlumics S.L., founded in 2009 and based in Tres Cantos, Spain, specializes in designing and manufacturing catheter-based systems for the treatment of supraventricular tachycardias. The company focuses on developing integrated photonic devices that utilize optical coherence tomography technology, a light-based diagnostic method providing detailed information about tissue structures. Medlumics' radiofrequency cardiac ablation system enhances the treatment process by delivering real-time visual confirmation of catheter contact and stability during tissue ablation. This innovation aims to reduce recurrence rates and technical complexity in procedures, ultimately increasing safety for patients undergoing cardiac interventions.

Gedea Biotech

Grant in 2019
Gedea Biotech AB, founded in 2015 and based in Lund, Sweden, focuses on developing an antibiotic-free treatment for vaginal fungal infections, a common issue affecting approximately 75% of women at some point in their lives. The company's key product, GA101, utilizes natural substances to lower vaginal pH, provide physical barrier protection, and inhibit biofilm formation. This innovative approach aims to offer a safe and effective solution for treating and preventing vaginal infections without the use of antibiotics. Gedea Biotech is committed to addressing women's health needs through its unique treatment options.

Amigo Climate

Grant in 2019
Amigo Climate is an Italian consultancy specializing in climate services, operating globally on various projects. The company collaborates with esteemed academic institutions, including Imperial College London, and works alongside major organizations such as the European Commission and the United Nations World Food Program. By leveraging these partnerships, Amigo Climate has developed a robust portfolio focused on providing climate consultancy services, particularly for the insurance sector and agribusiness. The company offers an online platform equipped with an automated tool that identifies, monitors, and estimates climate risks. This resource empowers private companies and institutions by providing critical climate information to enhance their decision-making processes. Amigo Climate’s growth is reflected in its increasing turnover and expanding team, establishing a solid client network in the field of climate solutions.

Lancey Energy Storage

Grant in 2019
Lancey Energy Storage SAS, founded in 2016 and based in Grenoble, France, specializes in designing, manufacturing, and installing innovative electric heaters and radiators. The company's unique products integrate eco-friendly batteries and energy management systems, enabling households to store electricity when prices are low and use it during peak times, thereby reducing energy bills. Lancey also develops a mobile application that allows users to monitor and manage their energy consumption efficiently. The idea behind Lancey originated from Raphaël Meyer, who aimed to make energy storage accessible to every household, working alongside battery expert Gilles Moreau and entrepreneur Hervé Ory. Their collaboration led to patent applications and the establishment of the company, which focuses on accelerating the energy transition by promoting sustainable energy solutions.

CyberTrap Software GmbH

Grant in 2019
CyberTrap Software GmbH, founded in 2015 and based in Wiener Neustadt, Austria, specializes in advanced deception technology through its product, CyberTrap. This solution is designed to assess the critical infrastructure of clients, including both private and governmental organizations, by detecting targeted attacks and providing real-time insights into security breaches. By luring malicious actors into a controlled environment, CyberTrap offers clients transparency and the ability to analyze successful breaches live. This enables organizations to better understand their threat landscape, implement targeted security measures, and proactively protect their valuable assets from potential attacks.

Fractus Antennas

Grant in 2019
Barcelona-based Fractus Antennas SL designs, manufactures and commercializes miniature, off-the-shelf antennas for IoT, mobile connectivity and short-range wireless devices. Founded as an independent antenna product business in 2015, Fractus Antennas was born out of the main Fractus operation and combines a respected R&D team with proven manufacturing capabilities and scale to bring to market a new generation of antenna products to meet the mobile and wireless connectivity needs of OEMs.

PayLead

Grant in 2019
PayLead SAS is a financial technology company based in Bordeaux, France, founded in 2016. It operates an online platform that enables financial institutions to offer merchant-funded cashback rewards to their customers, integrating seamlessly into banking digital channels. By leveraging anonymized payment data, PayLead creates a two-sided ecosystem that connects daily banking with performance marketing for retailers. This platform allows retail advertisers to reach millions of consumers across Europe, specifically in France, Spain, and Belgium, with precise targeting capabilities. PayLead has developed over 30 automatic cashback programs for prominent retail banks, neo-banks, and consumer money applications, transforming the consumer shopping experience by providing effortless, instant rewards for both online and in-store purchases while delivering valuable insights and tools for marketers to execute personalized campaigns.

InProcess-LSP

Grant in 2019
InProcess-LSP, founded in 2014 by former employees of MSD/Merck, operates from its facilities in Oss, The Netherlands, located within Pivot Park, a hub for innovative pharmaceutical and life-science companies. The company specializes in process analytical technology that offers real-time characterization of nanoparticles during various processes. By integrating advanced spectroscopic optical technologies with sophisticated chemometric modeling, InProcess-LSP provides solutions that enhance operational efficiency and process improvement for its clients in the pharmaceutical and life-sciences sectors.

Capitainer

Grant in 2019
Capitainer AB, based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in manufacturing innovative blood collection devices for micro sampling, allowing patients to collect their own volume-defined dried blood spots at home. Founded in 2016, Capitainer's technology offers a more accurate and convenient alternative to traditional blood sampling methods, significantly reducing the need for patients to travel for tests. By facilitating remote blood sample collection that can be sent to laboratories through regular mail, Capitainer enhances the efficiency of healthcare providers and contributes to cost and environmental savings associated with managing conventional blood samples.

Attavik

Grant in 2019
Attavik A/S is an innovative technology company originating from Greenland and currently based in Denmark, focused on addressing mobile phone and internet connectivity challenges in rural areas with limited or no coverage. The company's solution leverages a patented technology that facilitates affordable mobile and internet connections through an Adhoc peer-to-peer mesh network. This network allows personal devices to communicate over distances of up to 8 kilometers using Super Wi-Fi technology. Attavik's platform enables users to send text messages, make voice calls, and share data and video, all without relying on centralized servers or traditional telecommunications infrastructure. By providing an effective alternative to conventional service providers, Attavik aims to enhance connectivity for users in underserved regions.

Breivoll Inspection Technologies

Grant in 2019
Breivoll Inspection Technologies (BIT) is a prominent provider of water pipe inspection services based in Tromso, Norway. The company specializes in the condition assessment, maintenance, and upgrading of metallic water pipes and critical water infrastructure. BIT enables utilities in the water industry to evaluate the status of their infrastructure, promoting a proactive approach to pipeline management. Utilizing advanced Acoustic Resonance Technology (ART), BIT conducts in-line inspections of metallic water and district heating pipes. This innovative technology allows for precise measurements of both internal and external corrosion, pipeline thickness, and leak detection. The PipeScanner, a lightweight device weighing only 30 kilograms, is equipped with two cameras to identify obstacles and foreign objects within the pipes, ensuring comprehensive assessments for better infrastructure management.

Urban Data Eye

Grant in 2019
Urban Data Eye is an analytics platform based in Madrid, Spain, specializing in optimizing large public spaces through real-time data analysis. Founded in 2017, the company employs artificial intelligence algorithms to analyze existing surveillance camera feeds in cities and businesses. This technology extracts valuable insights, allowing municipalities, advertisers, and property developers to enhance economic profitability and improve spatial quality. By utilizing automated tracking and data-driven decision-making, Urban Data Eye aims to eliminate reliance on intuition in strategic planning, thereby providing a more effective approach to managing urban environments.

ImmuneBiotech

Grant in 2019
ImmuneBiotech AB, founded in 2013 and based in Lund, Sweden, specializes in the research and development of innovative microbiome therapeutics. The company focuses on creating novel probiotics derived from lactic acid bacteria and synbiotic formulations that aim to influence gut microbiota and immune system responses. ImmuneBiotech's therapeutic products include combinations of probiotics, prebiotics, and proteins, specifically designed to address various inflammatory disorders such as multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and type 1 diabetes. By leveraging its online platform, the company seeks to enable healthcare professionals to prevent and treat autoimmune and other chronic inflammatory conditions effectively.

Axyon AI

Grant in 2019
Axyon AI SRL is a fintech company based in Modena, Italy, with an additional office in London, UK, focused on developing artificial intelligence-based web applications for the banking and investment management sectors. Founded in 2016, the company offers products such as Axyon SynFinance, which provides predictive analytics for liquidity analysis and market trends, and Axyon IRIS, which delivers forecasts on key financial metrics like volatility and performance ratios. By leveraging deep learning technologies, Axyon AI creates customized predictive models tailored to specific assets and investment strategies, enhancing decision-making and portfolio management for asset managers. The company's innovations aim to improve alpha generation and streamline risk management processes within capital markets.

NUWIEL GmbH

Grant in 2019
NÜWIEL GmbH is a Hamburg-based company founded in 2016 that specializes in manufacturing e-powered bicycle trailers. These trailers, equipped with a motor and a three-level brake system, can be attached to any bicycle, transforming them into e-powered handcarts. NÜWIEL's innovative products provide a sustainable transportation solution, particularly aimed at enhancing last-mile delivery efficiency.

SynSense

Grant in 2019
SynSense is a neuromorphic computing company based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing ultra-low-power vision and biosignal processors, as well as point cloud and always-on auditory processing solutions. These products are designed for artificial intelligence edge computing applications, including autonomous robots, mobile and embedded devices, wearable healthcare systems, security, computing, and IoT applications. SynSense's neuromorphic processors overcome the limitations of traditional von Neumann computers by providing an unprecedented combination of ultra-low power consumption and low-latency performance.

XMOS

Grant in 2019
XMOS Limited is a semiconductor company based in Bristol, United Kingdom, specializing in voice and music processing integrated circuits (ICs) for a global clientele in the audio industry. Founded in 2005, XMOS develops advanced voice controller solutions, including array microphones and smart microphones, as well as multicore microcontrollers that support a variety of applications, from high-quality audio reproduction to precision motor control and factory automation. The company’s xcore technology allows embedded software engineers to create customized system-on-chip (SoC) solutions simply by loading different software onto their versatile hardware platforms. This flexibility facilitates the development of innovative Internet of Things (IoT) applications across consumer, industrial, and automotive sectors. Additionally, XMOS offers xTIMEcomposer tools for real-time software development and provides support services through a network of distributors and sales representatives. With its recent adoption of RISC-V architecture and a proprietary instruction set, XMOS continues to enhance accessibility and performance within its technology offerings.

Trackwell

Grant in 2019
Trackwell Ltd, established in 1996 in Iceland, specializes in developing wireless communication solutions and is recognized for its expertise in mission-critical systems for telecom operators and government agencies. The company offers Mobile Resource Management (MRM) solutions as a software as a service (SaaS), equipping enterprises with tools to effectively manage their resources, including employees, vehicles, vessels, and other mobile assets. Trackwell's comprehensive suite of software includes fleet tracking, field workforce management, and specialized systems for fishing companies, enabling clients to gain real-time visibility into their operations. With hundreds of companies utilizing Trackwell MRM systems to oversee thousands of employees and a significant number of vehicles across various domains, the company has established itself as a leading provider in the resource management sector.

Space Submicron Electronic

Grant in 2019
Space Submicron Electronic S.L. (2SE) is a Spanish company based in Seville (Spain). The company specializes in the design, development and production of integrated microelectronic circuits in sub-micron CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconduc­tor) technology. Its activity is focused on the development of cutting edge state-of-the-art solutions for the aerospace, defense, industrial and automotive sectors. 2SE’s team of professionals has extensive experience in the development, production and commercialization of mixed signal processing systems with analog-digital / digital-analog interfaces, systems on-chip and application-specific integrated systems (ASICs). Currently, 2SE is investing heavily in the development of state-of-the-art A/D converters and producing complex mixed-signal systems for on-board aerospace applications. These research and development activities are being carried out in close cooperation with universities and research institutions.

Biel Glasses

Grant in 2019
Biel Glasses, SL, founded in 2017 and based in Barcelona, Spain, specializes in the development and sale of electronic smart glasses aimed at enhancing mobility and personal autonomy for individuals with low vision. The company’s innovative glasses utilize 3D vision and artificial intelligence algorithms to detect obstacles and environmental changes, translating this information into a format that users can perceive with their remaining vision. Additionally, the glasses feature zoom and image enhancement capabilities, providing a comprehensive solution to support users in navigating their daily lives safely and independently.

Orthox

Grant in 2019
Orthox Ltd. is a medical implant company based in Abingdon, United Kingdom, focused on developing tissue regenerative implants for knee cartilage injuries. Founded to commercialize technology from Oxford University, Orthox aims to transform the treatment of cartilage damage, which is a significant contributor to osteoarthritis, affecting over 300 million individuals worldwide. The company's flagship product, FibroFix, is a hydrogel biomaterial designed to mimic human knee cartilage, offering solutions for repairing both meniscal and articular cartilage. FibroFix Meniscus and FibroFix Cartilage are specifically tailored to restore function and integrate seamlessly with the body's tissues, promoting rapid recovery and improved mobility. Orthox is preparing to enter clinical trials for its lead product and plans to expand the application of its technology to other joints, as well as explore advancements beyond orthopaedics. With the global biomaterials market projected to exceed $250 billion by 2025, Orthox is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for innovative and effective solutions in joint health.

InSCREENex

Grant in 2019
InSCREENeX GmbH is a biotechnology company based in Braunschweig, Germany, founded by Dr. Roland Schucht as a spin-off from the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research. The company specializes in cellular screening technologies aimed at accelerating the drug discovery process for pharmaceutical and drug development firms. By employing advanced genetic manipulation techniques, InSCREENeX develops innovative and user-friendly mammalian cell systems that serve as effective decision-making tools throughout the drug development pipeline. The company's offerings include the generation of specialized cell lines for primary screening and the design of physiologically relevant cell types for secondary screening and profiling, ultimately reducing the time and costs associated with biopharmaceutical drug discovery and validation.

Cambridge Mechatronics

Grant in 2019
Cambridge Mechatronics Ltd. is a technology design and engineering company based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, specializing in the development of mechatronic systems for mobile phone and consumer electronics markets. Founded in 1995, the company focuses on creating innovative products using Shape Memory Alloy actuators, which enable functionalities such as optical image stabilization and high-resolution autofocus in smartphone cameras. In addition to camera systems, Cambridge Mechatronics produces Dynasonix 3D audio products and Digital Sound Projectors, which direct sound beams to enhance audio experiences. The company has developed a significant intellectual property portfolio, including over 100 granted patents, and collaborates with global manufacturing partners to bring its cutting-edge technologies from concept to mass production.

Biowatch

Grant in 2019
Biowatch SA, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Martigny, Switzerland, has developed a biometric identification system that integrates into the buckle of a watchband, allowing for secure authentication through the unique patterns of veins on a user's wrist. The Biowatch functions as a user-friendly biometric reader, providing a security solution for mobile payments and smart device interactions. Users can enroll their vein patterns via an application, which enables them to connect their Biowatch to various devices and applications. Once enrolled, users can authenticate themselves by matching their vein patterns, allowing them to access services and premises without the need for traditional keys, passwords, or PIN codes. The technology aims to simplify and enhance security measures in everyday transactions and interactions.

Svarmi

Grant in 2019
Svarmi is an Icelandic company that focuses on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for applications such as aerial photography and mapping, as well as other specialized tasks. In addition to its UAV offerings, Svarmi has developed a software platform aimed at assisting organizations in building essential digital infrastructure. This software includes a data analytics pipeline that establishes consistent metrics related to biodiversity and aligns with nature-related financial disclosure frameworks. It also facilitates the evaluation of new infrastructure projects, enabling geologists to obtain detailed reporting on their environmental impact.

Fundamentia

Grant in 2019
Fundamentia is an Operations Consulting company. They collaborate with their clients to make them more efficient. They have their own technology solution 'SimplÿData', which is able of helping their clients to digitize the data capture processes. They are based in Madrid and their Operations Center is in Alicante.

Graphenano

Grant in 2019
Graphenano, established in 2012 and headquartered in Yecla, Spain, is a pioneering company focused on the production and application of graphene nanomaterials. It collaborates with Spanish universities to explore the potential uses of graphene, a revolutionary material with unique properties. Graphenano supplies its graphene products to various companies across different sectors, aiding them in developing graphene-based applications. With subsidiaries in Munich, Germany, and Tijuana, Mexico, the company aims to facilitate the integration of graphene into diverse industries such as concrete, batteries, composites, and dental prostheses.

Cambrian Intelligence

Grant in 2019
Cambrian Intelligence LTD, founded in 2015 and based in London, develops an innovative artificial intelligence teleoperation interface designed for the intuitive control of robots from a distance. Utilizing advanced gaming technologies, including virtual reality, tracking, and haptics, the interface allows users to replicate hand and arm movements, providing realistic touch feedback. This technology not only facilitates seamless teleoperation but also enables the teaching of robots to enhance their autonomy through artificial intelligence. Cambrian Intelligence aims to create a comprehensive AI-based operating system for robots, capable of manipulating objects with a level of dexterity comparable to humans, applicable across various robotic hardware platforms.

Solar Water

Grant in 2019
Solarpower Plc is a UK public limited company specializing in providing inexhaustible supply of clean water.

Modvion

Grant in 2019
Modvion AB, founded in 2015 and based in Gothenburg, Sweden, specializes in the design and development of modular wind power towers constructed from renewable composite materials. The company's innovative modular technology simplifies construction logistics by facilitating transportation and installation of towers over 120 meters tall. This approach not only reduces costs associated with traditional steel tower construction but also enhances efficiency in harnessing wind energy. By leveraging engineered wood products, Modvion aims to improve the economic viability of wind power investments for power plant construction businesses, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable energy landscape.

Indalva

Grant in 2019
Indalva S.L. Is a Spanish company that has pioneered the formulation and packaging of insecticides and fungicides into micro-granulated form. They specialize in production for third parties of plant nutrients in dispersible granules. Their firm orientation offers innovative and high quality products which position us as a reference in the agrochemical sector and allow us to be the makers of at least 80% of the granulated products offered for Spanish agricultural use and 30% of the European market. They believe that the responsibility of any industry goes beyond rules and regulations and that is why they have defined a clear ethical and social commitment to the respect for the environment.

Aspivix

Grant in 2019
Aspivix SA is a Swiss company specializing in the development of innovative medical devices aimed at enhancing gynecological procedures. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Lausanne, Aspivix focuses on creating minimally invasive surgical instruments that prioritize patient comfort and safety. Its flagship product, CAREVIX, utilizes a patented suction technology to stabilize the cervix during procedures, effectively reducing pain and minimizing the risk of bleeding, lesions, and infections. This approach replaces traditional methods, such as the use of forceps, offering a gentler alternative for both women and gynecologists. Through its advancements, Aspivix aims to transform the landscape of gynecological care by making procedures safer and more efficient.

Qualinx

Grant in 2019
Qualinx is a wireless radio company established in 2015 as a spin-out from the Technical University of Delft. The company specializes in developing ultra-low-power radio solutions for portable devices, particularly within Internet-of-Things applications. Qualinx commercializes its proprietary Digital/Discrete-Time RF (DRF) technology, which allows for the digital or digital-like implementation of RF and analog components, resulting in high-quality radios that are compact and energy-efficient. This innovative approach addresses the growing demand for long-lasting battery life in portable IoT, wearable, and mobile applications. The DRF technology is compatible with various IoT standards, including Bluetooth, ZigBee, and GNSS, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Supported by European funding and the expertise of TU Delft, Qualinx has made significant advancements in the development of CMOS radios and related intellectual properties to meet the needs of the market.

QDevil

Grant in 2019
QDevil is a manufacturer specializing in electronics and components tailored for quantum electronics research. The company's primary goal is to advance scientific progress in this field by allowing researchers to concentrate on their core work, rather than spending time on auxiliary equipment development. QDevil's flagship product, the QFilter, has been extensively tested and used in leading quantum electronics labs such as Harvard University and the University of Copenhagen over the past five years.

BJS Ceramics

Grant in 2019
BJS Ceramics is an engineering company based in Gersthofen, Germany, specializing in the development and production of advanced materials for industrial and scientific applications. The company focuses on fiber technology, providing products such as silicon carbide matrix polymers, SiC fibers, and ceramic matrix composites. These materials are designed for use in high-performance applications, including aerospace engines and stationary gas turbines, allowing clients to enhance their product offerings with innovative solutions. BJS Ceramics integrates expertise in material science and engineering to meet the needs of its diverse customer base.

VisionHealth

Grant in 2019
VisionHealth GmbH is a healthcare technology company based in Munich, Germany, founded in 2017. It specializes in creating software solutions for patients with various respiratory diseases, particularly those reliant on inhalers for conditions such as asthma and COPD. Its primary product, Kata, is a digital healthcare assistant that utilizes artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve inhalation therapy. The application facilitates effective inhaler use by providing training and support, helping patients avoid shortness of breath and reduce the need for hospital visits. By enhancing the management of chronic lung conditions, VisionHealth aims to lower therapy costs and improve the overall quality of life for patients.

Cellestia

Grant in 2019
Cellestia Biotech AG is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company specializing in the development of innovative therapies for cancer and immunological disorders. Founded in 2014 as a spin-off from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, the company is headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, with an additional location in Lausanne. Cellestia focuses on its lead compound, CB-103, which is a novel oral pan-NOTCH inhibitor targeting NOTCH-dependent leukemia, lymphoma, and solid tumors. The drug has successfully advanced to Phase 2 clinical trials for patients with multi-drug resistant cancers. In addition to CB-103, Cellestia is developing a pipeline of novel transcription factor inhibitors and NOTCH-specific biomarkers to enhance patient selection and treatment outcomes. The company's approach aims to control and modulate pathogenic gene expression through selective inhibition of transcription factors in the cell nucleus, contributing to integrated drug and personalized medicine development.

EmeraMed

Grant in 2019
EmeraMed Limited is a privately held biotechnology company based in the Republic of Ireland, with operations in Ireland, Sweden, and the United States. The company's ownership group consists mainly of physicians, dentists, and patients who have previously used its products as dietary supplements. EmeraMed is focused on developing a lipophilic antioxidant capable of penetrating the blood-brain barrier. The company's primary goal is to chelate free iron and various heavy metals, including mercury and lead, which can generate harmful free radicals. By addressing these issues, EmeraMed aims to help healthcare providers restore normal mitochondrial function and enhance overall health.

Prognolite

Grant in 2019
Prognolite GmbH, founded in 2016 and based in Winterthur, Switzerland, specializes in an innovative forecasting application aimed at addressing significant challenges faced by restaurants, particularly the unpredictability of guest numbers. The software employs a sophisticated algorithm to analyze historical receipt data from the past one to two years, taking into account factors such as weather, public holidays, and trends. This enables restaurant managers, COOs, and head chefs to accurately predict daily turnover, optimize staff planning, and automate various processes. By providing actionable data, Prognolite helps restaurants minimize food waste, enhance operational efficiency, and focus on core activities, ultimately supporting better resource management in the hospitality sector.

Goava

Grant in 2019
Goava, founded in late 2016 by Jonas Ehne, Henrik Stridsberg, Carl Hall, and Johan Rogebrant, operates a sales intelligence platform that helps businesses identify and target qualified leads. Utilizing big data and machine learning, Goava's platform provides sales teams with accurate and actionable insights through a user-friendly digital interface. This enables companies to efficiently track leads and customers, streamlining their sales processes. Additionally, Goava has received a publishing certificate from the Swedish Press and Broadcasting Authority, further establishing its presence in the market.

Power InnoTech

Grant in 2019
Power InnoTech is a technological startup based in Spain that specializes in high-performance power electronics tailored for industrial electronics and automation. The company focuses on developing innovative solutions utilizing wide bandgap semiconductor technologies, such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN), alongside planar passive technologies derived from aerospace applications. By employing advanced power topologies and control strategies, Power InnoTech aims to enhance the efficiency and reduce operational costs across various sectors, including renewable energy, aeronautics, and e-mobility. Their commitment to disruptive power technologies positions them as a key player in improving industrial processes.

BitMetrics

Grant in 2019
BitMetrics is a Barcelona-based company that specializes in AI-driven development services and quality management solutions. Founded in 2017, it focuses on automating various business and manufacturing processes to enhance operational efficiency while empowering workers. The company develops a range of AI solutions applicable across multiple sectors, particularly excelling in visual-input-based process automation. BitMetrics offers hardware-agnostic solutions that are designed to help businesses of all sizes automate labor-intensive, repetitive tasks. By employing advanced techniques that leverage geometry and texture-based attributes, BitMetrics enables consistent output for known and unknown objects, thus streamlining workflows and improving productivity.

Userbot

Grant in 2019
Userbot Srl, based in Milan, Italy, specializes in developing an AI-enabled customer interaction platform that enhances communication between companies and customers. The platform features a sophisticated chatbot that leverages deep learning and artificial intelligence to automate and optimize conversations. This technology allows Userbot to analyze incoming messages, recognize user emotions, and prioritize issues effectively. By integrating both artificial and human intelligence, Userbot facilitates quick and personalized responses, streamlining customer service interactions. Operating as a subsidiary of Comunicatica Srls, Userbot positions itself as a leader in automating brand communication, ultimately improving customer engagement and satisfaction.

Stemcis

Grant in 2019
Stemcis is a medical device manufacturer based in Saint-Denis, France, focused on the research and development of adipose tissue. The company specializes in creating surgical kits designed for the collection, treatment, and re-injection of fat cell preparations. Their work in tissue engineering encompasses both human and veterinary medicine, addressing various pathologies through innovative protocols and medical solutions. Through its commitment to advancing adipose tissue applications, Stemcis aims to enhance treatment options in the medical field.

Cytox

Grant in 2019
Cytox Limited specializes in developing products and services aimed at diagnosing and treating neurodegenerative disorders, particularly Alzheimer's disease. The company has created a genetic-based blood test that assesses the risk and diagnosis of Alzheimer's in its early stages, addressing a critical need as the prevalence of the disease rises globally. Cytox's offerings include cellular and genetic assays for identifying cell cycle deficits in patients, along with biomarker and drug-screening services for pharmaceutical companies engaged in clinical trials. The company collaborates with Affymetrix, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, to enhance its commercial testing capabilities. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Birmingham, United Kingdom, with additional offices in Manchester and Oxford, Cytox serves pharmaceutical and biotechnology firms, as well as research laboratories involved in clinical research and drug development.

Tiamat

Grant in 2019
Tiamat, founded in 2017 and based in Amiens, France, specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of sodium-ion battery cells aimed at mobility applications and stationary energy storage. Spun off from the CEA/CNRS, the company utilizes advanced sodium-ion technology, particularly in its 18650 cells, which offer notable advantages such as fast charging, high power density, and enhanced cycle life. Tiamat focuses on further refining its technology and aims to qualify its prototypes through collaborations with various industrial partners and end users, providing innovative and long-lasting energy storage solutions.

Usersnap

Grant in 2019
Usersnap GmbH is a company based in Perg, Austria, that offers a web-based feedback platform designed to enhance communication within web projects. The platform facilitates the exchange of visual and annotated feedback among developers, customers, and quality assurance engineers, thereby bridging the communication gap between these parties. Usersnap's tools enable software companies, including those in the SaaS sector, to collect actionable user feedback through various channels such as NPS, CSAT, feature requests, and quality assurance. By streamlining the process of gathering and managing customer preferences and bug reports, Usersnap helps clients improve their products and services, ultimately fostering better customer engagement and satisfaction. The company also has offline locations in the United States and the Czech Republic.

Natac

Grant in 2019
Natac specializes in the research, development, and sustainable manufacturing of plant extracts and natural origin ingredients. The company serves various sectors, including nutraceuticals, pharmaceuticals, food, animal nutrition, and cosmetics, by providing access to high-quality bioactive compounds. Committed to exceeding industry standards, Natac employs a proprietary analytical method, HABOID, to ensure the purity of its botanical products. Sustainability is a core principle of Natac's operations, as it systematically evaluates agricultural processes to identify areas for improvement and investment. By utilizing the whole plant, the company aims to minimize the environmental impact of its production methods. Natac is strategically located in Spain, where it houses its manufacturing, research and development, and quality assurance departments, ensuring adherence to European standards while also maintaining a presence in international markets.

Limbic

Grant in 2019
Limbic is a London-based company that specializes in mental healthcare technology. Founded in 2017, it develops a software development kit (SDK) that leverages machine learning to analyze heart rate data collected from wearable devices like the Apple Watch, allowing for the assessment of users' emotional states. Limbic also offers psychological therapies for adults, focusing on improving mental health through innovative solutions. Its platform supports healthcare professionals by providing tools for stress detection and facilitating clinical assessments, thereby enhancing the efficacy of psychological therapy. By combining AI technology with wearable devices, Limbic aims to address the growing challenges in mental health care and improve patient outcomes.

Inflection Biosciences

Grant in 2019
Inflection Biosciences Ltd. is a drug development company focused on discovering and developing small molecule therapeutics for cancer treatment. Founded in 2012 and based in Dublin, Ireland, with additional operations in London, the company aims to identify promising early-stage cancer research from academic institutions and other organizations globally. Its research pipeline includes innovative PIM kinase inhibitors and multi-targeting kinase inhibitors that are currently in preclinical development. With a team that combines over 60 years of industry experience, Inflection Biosciences is dedicated to advancing its most promising programs through early clinical stages, with plans to partner with larger pharmaceutical companies for later-stage development and commercialization. The company also explores therapeutics for autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, solid tumors, and hematological malignancies, striving to enhance treatment options for healthcare providers.

Eligo Bioscience

Grant in 2019
Eligo Bioscience S.A.S is a biotechnology company based in Paris, France, that specializes in the development of Eligobiotics, a new class of antimicrobials designed to target specific bacteria based on their genetic makeup. Founded in 2014, the company utilizes a combination of CRISPR/Cas technology and engineered phage capsids to create antibiotics capable of addressing microbiome-related diseases and combating resistant pathogens. These programmed antimicrobials aim to eradicate virulent bacteria within the human microbiome, facilitating the creation of advanced therapeutics for conditions caused by superbugs. Eligo Bioscience's innovative approach positions it at the forefront of microbiome precision therapies and next-generation antibiotic solutions.

Novagan

Grant in 2019
Novagan Sàrl, founded in 2009 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in the development and fabrication of semiconductor epitaxial wafers, particularly focusing on III-nitride materials. The company produces advanced optoelectronic components designed for high-power electronics and ultraviolet-visible applications, including new light sources based on gallium nitride (GaN) semiconductors. Novagan's products are aimed at industries such as medical imaging, displays, and projection systems, helping to transform innovative designs into functional products. The company seeks to establish long-term relationships with clients by providing timely, reliable, and cost-effective services that align with market needs.

Seaweed Solutions

Grant in 2019
Seaweed Solutions AS is a seaweed cultivator and innovator established in 2009, focusing on large-scale ocean farming of seaweed for various applications, including food, feed, pharmaceuticals, and biomaterials. The company has established itself as a leader in European seaweed cultivation, controlling the entire value chain from proprietary seed hatcheries to processing plants. With a patented cultivation technology called Seaweed Carrier, Seaweed Solutions combines extensive knowledge in marine biology and engineering to pioneer modern seaweed farming practices. Its primary operations are based in Norway, where it manages the largest seaweed farms in Europe dedicated to brown macroalgae. The company's objectives include becoming the leading supplier of cultivated biological seaweed and seaweed seeds in Europe. Additionally, Seaweed Solutions forms partnerships and offers turnkey solutions related to cultivation technology, raw material sourcing, market development, and environmental services, thereby supporting sustainable practices in the seaweed industry.

PlatoScience Medical

Grant in 2019
PlatoScience ApS, founded in 2015 and located in Copenhagen, Denmark, specializes in neurostimulation technology through its product, the PlatoWork headset. This device employs transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), a non-invasive method that modulates neuronal activity by applying low-intensity currents to the scalp via electrodes. The technology aims to enhance synaptic plasticity and facilitate a targeted mindset, enabling users to achieve deep focus for various tasks. By making neurostimulation accessible and user-friendly, PlatoScience seeks to support mental health and improve cognitive performance, catering to individuals seeking to optimize their mental capabilities.

Black Bruin

Grant in 2019
Black Bruin Inc. is one of the world’s leading suppliers of LSHT radial piston-cam lobe hydraulic motors and rotators. Their trade mark Black Bruin offers a high quality solution for agriculture, construction and mining, road building and forestry equipment applications. As an international operator located in Jyväskylä, Central Finland, we employ nearly 100 fully trained professionals and have a distribution network which covers over 25 countries.

Hefring Marine

Grant in 2019
Hefring Marine is an Icelandic startup based in Reykjavík that specializes in advanced marine technology. The company offers the Intelligent Marine Assistance System (IMAS), an AI-driven software solution designed to enhance safety and efficiency for both manned and unmanned vessels. IMAS utilizes artificial intelligence, machine learning, and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies to provide real-time navigation guidance, helping operators minimize risks associated with inexperience and improving situational awareness. The system significantly reduces fuel consumption and carbon emissions, with potential savings of up to 25%, and mitigates wave slamming impacts by as much as 70%. This approach not only protects crew and passengers but also minimizes damage to vessels and equipment, ensuring a safer and more comfortable marine experience.

VSPARTICLE

Grant in 2019
VSPARTICLE is a company that specializes in the development of nanoparticle generators for a wide range of applications, including sensors, batteries, catalysis, solar cells, healthcare, and additive manufacturing. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Delft, The Netherlands, VSPARTICLE's technology allows for the on-site production of nanoparticles, facilitating their immediate integration into final products. This capability supports researchers and industries in creating sustainable materials and innovative applications by providing essential building blocks for various sectors. By streamlining the production process, VSPARTICLE enables faster development cycles and promotes the advancement of new technologies.

Pre Diagnostics

Grant in 2019
Pre Diagnostics is a Norwegian diagnostic company specializing in the development of innovative in-vitro diagnostic (IVD) products aimed at the early detection of diseases, particularly neurodegenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s disease. The company leverages a proprietary approach based on the premise that specific diseases trigger unique systemic responses in macrophages, which can be measured through blood samples. By focusing on intracellular measurements of disease-specific biomarkers within blood cells, Pre Diagnostics aims to provide healthcare professionals with actionable insights for early diagnosis. Their commitment to creating patient-friendly solutions positions them as a potential leader in the field of early Alzheimer’s detection, utilizing established technologies to develop their biomarker products.

ProtectPipe

Grant in 2019
ProtectPipe is a Finnish microbiotechnology company producing an innovative microbe solution that removes organic waste from drainpipes. The microbe solution moves to the areas with build-up in the pipes and devours the waste. That is an ecological way to stop the erosion in pipes and prevent any harmful waste from entering the fragile environment.

MyoSwiss

Grant in 2019
MyoSwiss AG, founded in 2017 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in medical technology aimed at enhancing mobility for individuals with muscle weakness. The company develops innovative products such as the Myofit and Myosuit, which serve as advanced training devices for rehabilitation and physiotherapy. These devices are designed to improve the quality of life for users by providing an additional layer of muscle support, thereby enabling them to regain their mobility and independence. MyoSwiss also offers personalized training plans, intensive activity-based training, and performance tracking to enhance the effectiveness of its solutions, helping individuals with mobility impairments realize their potential for physical activity.

Minnemera

Grant in 2019
Minnemera is a company based in Stockholm, Sweden, that specializes in developing digital cognitive screening tools. Founded in 2017, the company focuses on creating neurocognitive tests that automatically compare individual results with normative data and personal baseline values to identify abnormalities. This innovative approach aims to enhance the assessment of cognitive function and support healthcare professionals in diagnosing and monitoring cognitive health.

SagaNatura

Grant in 2019
SagaNatura is an Icelandic biotech company that specializes in the development, production, and export of health products derived from premium Icelandic ingredients. The company focuses on the organic herb Archangelica Angelica and high-quality Astaxanthin, offering a range of consumer products that are safe, vegan-friendly, and of Icelandic origin. SagaNatura operates under two primary brands, SagaMedica, established in 2000, and KeyNatura, launched in 2014. The company aims to promote healthier lifestyles through its clean-label nutrition products, which address various health issues, including vision, skin health, energy, and concentration. By leveraging Iceland's pristine environment, SagaNatura is committed to providing high-quality health solutions that contribute to the well-being of consumers.

Vulcur Medtech

Grant in 2019
Vulcur Medtech is a medical device development company based in Vanløse, Denmark, established in 2018. The company specializes in wound healing through its innovative VMT laser technology, which targets chronic wounds that are otherwise difficult to treat. This advanced device utilizes laser pulses that effectively eliminate biofilm-producing bacteria while preserving healthy human cells, promoting the body's natural healing process. By significantly reducing healing time, Vulcur Medtech enhances the quality of life for patients suffering from chronic wounds.

Carbon Waters

Grant in 2019
Carbon Waters is a B2B advanced materials company based in Mérignac, France, specializing in the development and production of liquid graphene. Founded in 2017, the company offers its product, Pure Liquid Graphene, which enhances thermal management, electric conductivity, and barrier properties. Carbon Waters produces graphene dispersions and graphene-doped formulations, including resins, polymers, fluids, and coatings tailored for the automotive, marine, and aerospace sectors. Their graphene is distinguished by its purity, stability, and safety, making it suitable for both research and industrial applications. The company also provides surface treatments and ensures compatibility with various formulation matrices and industrial deposition processes, such as electroplating and inkjet printing, enabling clients to optimize product performance through the specific integration of graphene.

Seervision

Grant in 2019
Seervision AG, a Swiss startup founded in 2016 and based in Zurich, specializes in developing innovative software for camera automation aimed at enhancing video production efficiency. Originally conceived at ETH Zurich to improve live lecture recordings, the company has evolved into a dynamic enterprise with over 30 employees. The Seervision Suite now automates workflows primarily for corporate studios, stage events, and educational spaces. By leveraging advanced video analysis algorithms and technologies such as motion control, computer vision, and machine learning, Seervision enables fully automated productions, including autonomous camera tracking and facial recognition. This integration simplifies live production workflows, making it easier for users to manage hybrid meeting experiences and other video production needs.

Beta Bugs

Grant in 2019
Beta Bugs is an insect genetics company focused on developing high-performance breeds of Black Soldier Fly for insect farmers. The company's primary mission is to enhance the productivity of the insect protein sector, making it competitive with traditional feed ingredients such as fishmeal and soymeal. To achieve this, Beta Bugs operates a breeding program called HiPer-Fly® and runs an egg production site known as The Multiplier®, supplying its breeds to both UK and international markets. By leveraging biotechnology and breeding techniques, Beta Bugs aims to establish a sustainable protein source that converts food waste into high-quality protein for use in livestock, aquaculture, and pet feed, thereby providing an alternative to conventional feed sources. The company is headquartered at the Easter Bush Campus, collaborating with the Roslin Institute, a leader in animal genetics.

Aero Enterprise

Grant in 2019
Aero Enterprise GmbH, founded in 2013 and based in Linz, Austria, specializes in automated inspection services for wind turbines throughout Europe. The company utilizes advanced drone technology and proprietary software to provide comprehensive inspection and analysis solutions for both onshore and offshore wind facilities, as well as industrial plants. Aero Enterprise's expertise includes real-time data acquisition and AI-driven software analysis, which enable detailed digital reporting and effective blade management strategies. By leveraging its innovative technologies, the company aims to enhance efficiency and intelligence in the wind energy sector, benefiting all key stakeholders involved.

Pila Pharma

Grant in 2019
Pila Pharma AB is a clinical stage biotech company based in Malmö, Sweden, focused on developing XEN-D0501, a potent and selective TRPV1 antagonist. This innovative compound is being investigated as a treatment for type 2 diabetes, obesity, and the rare painful condition known as erythromelalgia. XEN-D0501 has undergone testing in over 300 subjects during phase 1 and phase 2 trials, demonstrating a favorable safety profile in healthy volunteers and patients with various conditions, including overactive bladder disease and chronic cough. The compound has shown efficacy in improving glucose-stimulated insulin secretion in type 2 diabetics. Recent preclinical studies have completed successfully without any registered side effects, allowing XEN-D0501 to advance to longer clinical trials. In July 2022, Pila Pharma received US Orphan Drug Designation for this compound in the context of erythromelalgia.

PreOmics

Grant in 2019
PreOmics GmbH, founded in 2016 and based in Planegg, Germany, specializes in mass spectrometry (MS)-based proteomics. The company develops innovative tools, including the iST Kit, designed for efficient sample preparation and peptide pre-fractionation, which allows researchers to process peptide mixtures in just one hour. PreOmics focuses on providing solutions for the identification of protein interaction partners, large-scale protein discovery, and quantification of proteins, as well as the analysis of post-translational modifications. As a spin-off from the Max-Planck Institute of Biochemistry, the company aims to enhance protein analysis for researchers worldwide by offering high-quality technologies that streamline and improve research outcomes.

Mussila

Grant in 2019
Mussila is an Icelandic EdTech company focused on providing innovative digital learning solutions for children, specifically in music education. The company employs a unique Learn, Play, Create methodology that combines gaming with classical music courses to engage children in learning music through enjoyable exercises. Mussila's award-winning apps are designed to keep children motivated while they learn to play musical instruments, fostering creativity and a love for music in a fun and interactive way.

BrainCreators

Grant in 2019
We are a company that specializes in creating cloud-based software products that assist human experts using Artificial Intelligence (AI). Our products are known as digital inspectors and are marketed under their own brand names like Inspech or Seagull Surveillance. Our software products are designed to present information in a clear and concise manner, making it easily accessible to human experts. They provide actionable insights to aid in decision-making processes and can improve productivity and performance by eliminating repetitive work tasks. Based in Amsterdam, our team of experienced entrepreneurs has a strong background in AI and is comprised of a diverse group of talented individuals from all over the world.

Pexapark

Grant in 2019
Pexapark AG is a renewable energy platform based in Schlieren, Switzerland, that specializes in managing the revenue and risks associated with energy sales. Founded in 2017, the company offers a comprehensive suite of software and advisory services designed for post-subsidy renewable energy markets, including solar, wind, and hydro investments. Its flagship solution, PEXA®connect, provides clients with tools for price discovery, analytics, execution, and monitoring, facilitating the entire energy trading and sales workflow. Pexapark assists renewable energy investors in structuring power sales, executing power purchase agreements, and managing energy risks across 18 countries. The company aims to optimize energy sales and enhance the operational efficiency of its clients in the evolving renewable energy landscape.

BitBox

Grant in 2019
Founded in 2015 in Zürich, Switzerland, Shift Cryptosecurity develops the BitBox, a highly secure hardware wallet designed for the storage, protection, and transaction of cryptocurrencies. The BitBox functions as a digital vault, enabling users to store their digital assets offline, which enhances security by isolating them from potential threats such as hackers and malware that can affect computers and mobile devices. Through advanced cryptography, the BitBox provides individuals and organizations with reliable tools to safeguard their assets and maintain their privacy with confidence and ease.

H55

Grant in 2019
H55 S.A., founded in 2015 and based in Sion, Switzerland, specializes in manufacturing electric propulsion systems and battery management solutions for aircraft. The company develops certified technology aimed at transforming aviation into a clean, quiet, and efficient mode of transportation. Its offerings include both software and hardware solutions that integrate various components such as propellers, transmission systems, electric motors, controllers, and energy storage systems. Additionally, H55 focuses on creating effective pilot interfaces and control systems, contributing to the advancement of autonomous aviation. Through its innovations, H55 is committed to facilitating a revolution in air transportation that prioritizes sustainability and efficiency.

LeydenJar Technologies

Grant in 2019
LeydenJar Technologies B.V. is a Netherlands-based company founded in 2016 that focuses on enhancing lithium-ion battery performance through the development of pure silicon anodes. By replacing traditional graphite anodes with innovative nanoporous silicon, LeydenJar Technologies significantly increases energy density, achieving a 70% improvement over current standards. This advancement not only leads to batteries with higher energy density of 1350Wh/L but also reduces costs by 20% and lowers the carbon footprint by 85%. The company's commitment to greener, more efficient battery technology positions it as a key player in the energy storage market.
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