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 Ireland

EmeraMed

Grant in 2019
EmeraMed Limited is a privately held limited liability company (corporation) organized and headquartered in the Republic of Ireland. The Company currently operates in Ireland, Sweden, and the United States. The Company’s ownership group is primarily composed of physicians, dentists, and patients with personal experience of the product from when it was previously sold as a dietary supplement. If you are interested in learning more about the Company, please use our Contact page to request additional information.

Animated Language Learning

Grant in 2018
Animated Language Learning is a multinational developer of software based language solutions serving special needs children across the globe. Their revolutionary approach to paediatric language development is currently undergoing clinical trials in the United States and Europe with ground-breaking results. They are based in Galway City in the west of Ireland with offices in San Francisco, California; Jackson, Mississippi; and Tokyo, Japan. Their first commercial product is planned to launch in Q3 2012.

AuriGen Medical

Grant in 2018
AuriGen Medical Limited is an electrophysiology and structural heart company based in Dublin, Ireland, founded in 2016. The company focuses on developing innovative left atrial appendage (LAA) implants designed to address the stroke and arrhythmia risks associated with persistent atrial fibrillation (AF). AuriGen's technology targets highly symptomatic patients who are resistant to medication, a demographic that includes over 3 million individuals in the United States and Europe. The rising incidence of AF, particularly among aging populations, underscores the urgent need for effective treatment alternatives. AuriGen's devices incorporate custom LAA occluder implants and are designed to enhance patient outcomes by reducing reliance on anticoagulants and anti-arrhythmic medications. With the annual costs of managing medication-resistant AF running into billions, AuriGen aims to provide cost-effective solutions that improve treatment efficacy and patient quality of life.

Serosep

Grant in 2018
Serosep is a manufacturer and a distributor of laboratory diagnostic solutions. Serosep Limited is founded in Limerick Ireland. Serosep begins life as distributor of laboratory diagnostic products. The manufacture of HistoPot®, Biopsy Fixation Solutions for Histopathology begins. Precision water chemistry reagents are launched. Development of EnterBio® faecal/stool pathogen test kit for bacteria begins.

Ostoform

Grant in 2017
Ostoform is a spin-out medical device company from the University of Limerick, Ireland with a range of patented technologies, and the potential to scale, becoming a global leader in the area of ostomy skin health.

DiaNia Technologies

Grant in 2017
DiaNia Technologies, headquartered in Ireland, specializes in materials research and development services aimed at improving the performance and functionality of medical devices. The company focuses on enhancing patient safety and product reliability through innovative features and superior timelines. By leveraging its expertise in materials science and project management, DiaNia Technologies addresses a significant gap in the marketplace, particularly in the early development phase of medical devices. Their services emphasize the intellectual property of extrusion technology, which is particularly beneficial for catheter makers by reducing friction in catheter-based devices. This approach not only enhances device performance but also contributes to cost-effectiveness in the medical device industry.

See.Sense

Grant in 2017
See.Sense develops innovative cycling technology aimed at enhancing safety and convenience for cyclists. The company creates award-winning products that utilize patented sensor technology and artificial intelligence to improve the riding experience. With over 50,000 users globally, See.Sense is recognized as the official bike light and ride insights supplier for British Cycling and Cycling Ireland. The unique data collected by its products supports collaboration with smart cities worldwide, aiming to enhance cycling infrastructure, reduce congestion, and improve urban mobility. The company is based in Northern Ireland and has received multiple awards for its design and innovation.

DesignPro

Grant in 2017
DesignPro is a provider of precision automation and machine build services to a variety of industries such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices, aviation, automotive, cosmetics and renewable energy. Based in County Limerick, Ireland the company has developed a reputation as a creative and highly professional partner to some of the world’s largest multinationals. Providing a complete turnkey solution, their services include: problem analysis, design, prototyping, build, installation and maintenance.

InvizBox

Grant in 2017
InvizBox, based in Dublin, Ireland, is recognized for its innovative privacy devices that prioritize user-friendly functionality. The company develops hardware VPN solutions suitable for home, office, and mobile use, enabling users to secure their online privacy seamlessly. Its devices offer features such as multiple hotspots, advertisement blocking, and improved WiFi signals, allowing users to browse and work without privacy concerns. InvizBox has garnered multiple accolades, including the National Enterprise Award for Innovation and the Fingal Dublin Chamber Award for Innovation. The company's products have been favorably reviewed by notable publications such as Wired, Forbes, and Ars Technica. Furthermore, InvizBox has successfully funded three projects through crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo, demonstrating its appeal and commitment to enhancing online security.

Accucolour

Grant in 2017
Established in 2014, Accucolour Ltd have assembled a strong team of industry experts. The combined skillset of all team members is focused entirely on the company mission. They are uniquely positioned on the island of Ireland, where a mature plastics component market exists, and new industry initiatives are the norm. All major P.E.T melt processors have a subsidiary of associate manufacturing outlets in Ireland. This scope of P.E.T manufacturing output is much larger and more diverse enabling a gateway to global markets. Most P.E.T melt processed / Manufactured output is therefore exported from Ireland.

SiriusXT

Grant in 2017
SiriusXT Limited, based in Dublin, Ireland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of a soft x-ray microscope known as the SXT system. Founded in 2015, the company primarily serves researchers in disease research and drug discovery. The microscope employs a vacuum-based laser-produced plasma light source, enabling high-resolution imaging of the 3D internal structure of cells in their native, fully hydrated state. This technology is akin to a CT scan for cells, allowing for detailed visualization without the need for stains or contrast agents. The SXT system is particularly beneficial for disease researchers, pharmaceutical companies, and biotechnologists, as it facilitates the understanding of disease pathways, protein-drug interactions, and bio-engineering processes. As the first high-throughput, bench-top soft x-ray microscope, SiriusXT's system can produce full cell 3D tomographs in a matter of minutes, significantly advancing imaging capabilities in scientific research.

Digitary

Grant in 2017
Digitary was established to provide security software design and development services for corporate clients such as Intel, Siemens and Baltimore Technologies. Using their considerable experience in security software design and development, Digitary built the world's first implementation of a secure electronic European Diploma Supplement in 2005. Since then, over 39 Higher Education institutions in Ireland, UK, Portugal and Australia have used their technology to secure a variety of official documents, and the Digitary approach is now the basis for a number of national and international technical standards. To date, over 700,000 secure documents have been issued through Digitary by their customer institutions, and this figure is rapidly growing. 800,000 students have Digitary credentials and over 140 Higher Education professionals use Digitary. The worlds top 10 and the UKs top 10 universities have used Digitary to issue, share or verify student credentials. They strive to maintain an in-depth knowledge of Higher Education to be able to work as an effective partner to their customer institutions and the Higher Education sector as a whole. They strive to achieve excellence by delivering technology that is simple to implement, use and manage, and that offers tangible return on investment to their customers. They use their knowledge and experience to provide quality software and services and to continuously improve to the benefit of their customers and users.

The Glenside Group

Grant in 2016
The Glenside Group is a farm equipment supplier. Founded in Scotland in 1982, they are committed to improving customer profitability by increasing the natural fertility of their farms, throughout the UK, Ireland, and Overseas.

RapFast Ltd

Grant in 2016
RapFast Ltd is an Irish owned company specializing in producing EQ supreme stretch films.

TIC

Grant in 2016
TIC is an innovative technology company that offers user-friendly software solutions to businesses in communicating with customers. Founded in 2010, TIC serve customers throughout Ireland, the UK and overseas.

Equine Register

Grant in 2016
Equine Register is the leading provider of national identification, registration, and intelligence services to the equine industry and governments. Equine Register is Defra’s partner in delivering and managing the Central Equine Database (CED) on behalf of the UK Government and Devolved Administrations. Working closely with the equine sector, Equine Register has developed a series of bespoke digital tools that enable secure, real-time access to vital animal identification and traceability data. These tools promote compliance and good owner practices, increase animal welfare and value, and help secure the human food-chain and national borders, all whilst reducing criminal activity. Equine Register’s cutting-edge patented technology will position the UK at the forefront of animal traceability and biosecurity, playing a key role in the launch of Brand Britain following Brexit.

GM Steel Fabricators

Grant in 2016
GM Steel Fabricators offers a comprehensive range of material handling solutions. Its field of expertise is in the slaughtering and food processing industry. It provides a comprehensive range of equipment and services for abattoirs and processing plants of all sizes, both within Ireland and in Europe. Established in 1990 GM Steel has gained valuable experience at national and international level.

Finesse Medical

Grant in 2016
Finesse Medical Ltd is a company that designs and manufactures a diverse range of wound and skin care products aimed at managing various skin conditions. Established in 2004 and based in Longford, Ireland, the company specializes in advanced technologies such as polyurethane foam, hydrocolloids, skin barrier films, and silicone foam dressings. In addition to its product offerings, which include moisturizers, incontinence care, and specialized treatments for conditions like psoriasis and eczema, Finesse Medical provides comprehensive outsourcing solutions in contract manufacturing. These services encompass tube filling, bottle filling, RF welding, die cutting, packaging, and sterilization. The company also supports product development through material sourcing, biocompatibility testing, and clinical reporting. Overall, Finesse Medical combines innovation in healthcare product development with efficient manufacturing capabilities to address the needs of the wound care and skin treatment markets.

True Pivot

Grant in 2016
TruePivot is a structural engineering software development company based in Dublin, Ireland, specializing in innovative cloud-based solutions. The company focuses on enhancing the efficiency of engineers by providing a suite of software tools that facilitate the analysis, validation, and design of complex structures. By leveraging artificial intelligence and advanced cloud computing technologies, TruePivot aims to optimize big data analysis and improve overall engineering productivity.

Evolution Environmental Services

Grant in 2015
Established in 2010, Evolution Environmental Services is a prominent independent employer in Ireland's environmental sector, collaborating with Noonan Environmental to deliver comprehensive environmental management solutions to both public and private sector clients. The company specializes in sustainable environmental management systems, focusing on water, waste, and environmental health. By employing research-driven methodologies, Evolution Environmental Services aims to provide high-quality, cost-effective solutions that exceed client expectations. Their management team boasts over 30 years of experience, combining business acumen with technical expertise to foster an entrepreneurial culture centered on quality and service excellence. Continuous improvement and the development of robust quality systems underpin their commitment to delivering exceptional value for money.

Westway Health

Grant in 2015
It is a biopharmaceutical company based in Galway, on the west coast of Ireland. After being approached by Killian and Brian O'Briain of Mayo Healthcare, a leading Irish animal nutrition company, almost a deacde ago, research into this topic began in the laboratory of Prof Vincent O’Flaherty in the department of microbiology at National University of Ireland, Galway. Prof O’Flaherty and Dr Paul Mc Cay, in an attempt to address the growing problem of antimicrobial resistance, developed a range of non-antibiotic antimicrobial technologies.

Arralis

Grant in 2015
Arralis Ltd. is a technology company based in Limerick, Ireland, specializing in high-frequency semiconductor chips for the aerospace, security, and communications sectors. Founded in 2013, Arralis designs and manufactures advanced products including custom phased array antenna systems, Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuits (MMICs), and integrated radar and communications platforms. The company’s offerings also encompass micro and millimeter-wave technology systems, as well as a variety of sub-systems such as receivers, demodulators, and signal processing systems. Arralis focuses on precision and reliability, catering to both global and space environments. In addition to its product development, the company collaborates with other technology providers to create customized, high-performance solutions that align with client objectives.

Oncomark

Grant in 2015
OncoMark Limited, founded in 2007 and based in Dublin, Ireland, specializes in the discovery and development of diagnostic tools and therapeutic targets for cancer patients. The company focuses on companion diagnostic tests that assist pharmaceutical firms in selecting patients who are most likely to benefit from specific cancer treatments, thereby optimizing the drug development process and improving clinical trial outcomes. OncoMark's product offerings include tissue-based biomarker assays for pharmacodynamic and patient stratification studies, as well as a Biomarker Interpretation Workflow platform that automates various analytical processes. The company is developing a portfolio of diagnostic tests for key cancer types, including breast, colorectal, prostate, and melanoma, supported by substantial EU R&D funding. With a small team and a strong advisory board, OncoMark aims to enhance patient care by providing tools that facilitate more effective treatment decisions based on genetic markers and other biomarkers.

Innopharma Labs

Grant in 2015
Innopharma Labs, established in 2009, specializes in providing technology and educational solutions for the pharmaceutical manufacturing sector. The company's technologies enhance understanding and control of manufacturing processes, helping clients achieve improved process control and lower production costs. Operating in Ireland, the United States, and mainland Europe, Innopharma Labs has developed a pipeline of products aimed at launching seven new technologies. Additionally, the company offers up-skilling programs for individuals and corporate clients, particularly targeting unemployed engineers and scientists, with over 70% of graduates successfully re-entering the workforce after completing these programs. Currently, Innopharma Labs employs 12 people and plans to expand its team by hiring five more to support ongoing technology development and launches.

Reflective Measurement Systems

Grant in 2015
Since 2005, the Irish National Roads Authority​(NRA) has worked with the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown (ITB) on the problems of measuring the night visibility (retroreflectivity) of road lines and markers. As a result of this collaboration, the Institute of Technology (ITB) developed the ‘INFORM’ technology. The project was funded by the National Road authority (NRA) Research Fund, Enterprise Ireland (EI), and the Higher Education Authority​ (HEA). Reflective Measurement Systems acquired the Technology Transfer Licence (TTL) from ITB for the INFORM technology for road lines and markers in August 2013 with a view to developing a commercial product. The resulting technology is called RetroTek.

DiaNia Technologies

Grant in 2015
DiaNia Technologies, headquartered in Ireland, specializes in materials research and development services aimed at improving the performance and functionality of medical devices. The company focuses on enhancing patient safety and product reliability through innovative features and superior timelines. By leveraging its expertise in materials science and project management, DiaNia Technologies addresses a significant gap in the marketplace, particularly in the early development phase of medical devices. Their services emphasize the intellectual property of extrusion technology, which is particularly beneficial for catheter makers by reducing friction in catheter-based devices. This approach not only enhances device performance but also contributes to cost-effectiveness in the medical device industry.

Exergyn

Grant in 2015
Exergyn Limited is a clean-tech company based in Dublin, Ireland, that specializes in developing innovative technology products designed to convert low-grade waste into power. Founded in 2012, Exergyn focuses on applications involving waste heat recovery and solid-state HVAC technologies, including heat pumps and air conditioning systems. The company has created a component that can replace environmentally harmful refrigerants in various existing energy products. By leveraging its expertise in shape memory alloy technology, Exergyn aims to address the growing demand for renewable energy solutions and reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. Its technology is applicable in diverse sectors, such as industrial waste heat applications, geothermal systems, power plants, and cargo shipping, enabling partners to enhance their product offerings while minimizing costs and environmental impact.

Inform Bioscience

Grant in 2015
Inform Bioscience Limited is a personalized molecular diagnostics company based in Cork, Ireland, and operates as a subsidiary of Metabolomic Diagnostics Ltd. Founded in 2014, the company specializes in the commercialization of novel biomarkers aimed at the early detection of life-threatening conditions, particularly in women's health and pregnancy-related complications. Inform Bioscience is focused on providing simple, non-invasive tests that can detect renal damage indicative of pre-eclampsia, facilitating timely and informed clinical interventions to improve patient outcomes.

MentorPitch

Grant in 2015
MentorPitch operates a global mentoring platform that facilitates structured online mentoring for businesses, universities, and various organizations. Founded in 2014 and based in Dublin, Ireland, with additional offices in Drogheda and NDRC, Dublin, the company provides cloud-based solutions to manage both open and private mentoring programs. The platform is designed to be easily searchable, measurable, and mobile, allowing users to access mentoring resources conveniently. MentorPitch emphasizes the importance of mentoring by generating outcome intelligence from these relationships, which enhances the effectiveness of mentoring initiatives across different sectors.

Esave Corporation

Grant in 2015
Esave Corporation was formed in April 2012 with the initial focus of developing electricity energy optimization systems for behind-the-meter installations in buildings. In 4Q 2012, Esave secured an exclusive international license with Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) for the commercialization of its Unified Power Quality Conditioner (UPQC) technologies that were designed for the optimization of renewable energy sources. Esave is an IBM Business Partner and was a finalist in the IBM Global Entrepreneur Program in 2012. In parallel, Ireland’s Transmission System Operators progressed their ‘Delivering a Secure Sustainable Electricity System’ (DS3) program to enable up to 75% instantaneous wind energy on the grid. DNV-GL (Kema) was engaged to carry out an international review of the System Services regimes adopted in a number of international (island) markets. To date during 2014, we finalized the design of the Esave Hybrid Energy Storage System. In May 2014, Mainstream Renewable Power, the world’s largest independent renewable energy company with a portfolio of more than 17GW of wind and solar development projects agreed to partner with Esave and install 3MW Demonstration System in its 9.2MW windfarm in Kerry. In July 2014, they completed the financial modeling of DS3 System Services. They also applied for Horizon 2020 funding for the Demonstration Project that will be validated by EirGrid and DNV-GL. Wind and solar power are leading the global transition to renewable energy, forcing fossil fuel and emissions take a back seat to a smarter, greener, more efficient electricity generation. Renewable energy sources bring new challenges, as you can’t control the supply of wind or solar – despite their infinite abundance. Electricity grids are finding it increasingly difficult to manage fast growth renewable energy integration as they cannot function unless they are able to balance supply and demand. An imbalance results in voltage fluctuations, or worse. New ancillary services are being introduced to control the variability, uncertainty and asynchronism of renewable energy to ensure the continuous, secure operation of the grid. Their vision is to design and deliver smart grid network solutions that can maximize renewable energy integration. Their technology can break down one of the last barriers to 100% renewable energy by removing the need to run fossil fuel generation to control the ‘frequency’ of the grid and other system services such as inertia, ramping and voltage control. Clean, green, affordable, definitely the future. Their mission is to design and develop Smart Grid Network Solutions that deliver superior power quality and energy storage to enable wind and solar plant assets to overcome their inherent intermittency and low capacity factors to become dispatchable ‘grid friendly’ maximized capacity energy plant with increased revenues and reduced operational costs. Grid balancing, power quality and energy storage that provide active power control of renewable energy sources to stabilize the grid faster, with greater precision and at a fraction of the cost of fossil fuel generation. Solutions that optimize renewable generation power plant performance to facilitate the controlled dispatch of energy, making it more predictable, flexible, fast responding, and ‘grid friendly’. Their job is saving the planet for fun and profit, by delivering solutions that help toward the global goal of abundant, affordable, clean, efficient, and reliable electric power anytime, anywhere – through Smart Grid Network Solutions. Their economic, ecological, and social success is captured in the triple bottom line of People, Planet and Profit and in their promotion of good energy management for the economic, social and environmental well-being of the planet.

Schwungrad Energie

Grant in 2015
Schwungrad specializes in the installation and operation of high energy battery/flywheel storage plant which can support stable, reliable and efficient electricity grid operation. Schwungrad is a consortium of energy specialists and financial investors and is based in Ireland. Schwungrad intend to provide system services to transmission system operators (TSOs) in European Countries, which will provide for the achievement of renewable electricity targets throughout the EU by enabling higher levels of intermittent and unpredictable renewable generation. Schwungrad will develop the capability of providing system services in an effective and economical way by adapting proven flywheel and integrating battery technology to produce an innovative hybrid system. The plant equipment will meet relevant EU standards.

GM Steel Fabricators

Grant in 2015
GM Steel Fabricators offers a comprehensive range of material handling solutions. Its field of expertise is in the slaughtering and food processing industry. It provides a comprehensive range of equipment and services for abattoirs and processing plants of all sizes, both within Ireland and in Europe. Established in 1990 GM Steel has gained valuable experience at national and international level.

Pilot Photonics

Grant in 2014
Pilot Photonics Ltd. is a company based in Dublin, Ireland, that specializes in the development of optical wavelength comb source units for the optical telecommunication research and development market. Established in 2011, the company focuses on creating and licensing advanced comb source laser technology, which has been implemented as Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs). Their products include prototypes, reference designs, and technology licenses for various module and subsystem applications. The technology is utilized in optical arbitrary waveform generation, photonic microwave signal generation, and optical signal processing, as well as in multi-carrier transmission techniques. Pilot Photonics also manufactures single-chip photonic integrated circuits that enable the generation and manipulation of light waves with high precision, supporting sectors such as communications, energy, and aerospace.
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