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.

Past deals in Lithuania

Rubedo Sistemos

Grant in 2017
Rubedo Sistemos, based in Kaunas, Lithuania, specializes in the design and manufacture of self-driving robots and process control solutions for various industrial applications. Founded in 2009, the company develops 3D visual perception and navigation technologies tailored for free-ranging, vision-guided robotics, serving sectors such as manufacturing, material handling, and healthcare. Among its notable offerings is the VIPERTM system, which enhances visual perception for robots and industrial vehicles. Rubedo Sistemos is recognized for its innovative solutions, including a FDA-compliant robotic system specifically designed for precise tumor targeting in image-guided radiation therapy, collaborating with leading medical device manufacturers.

NanoAvionics

Grant in 2017
NanoAvionics is a manufacturer of small satellite bus systems and a mission integrator with operations in the US, UK, and Lithuania. The company specializes in providing comprehensive small satellite solutions, catering to both single missions and larger constellations. Its small satellite platform integrates flight computers, attitude determination and control systems (ADCS), and communication subsystems on a single printed circuit board, along with non-toxic propulsion systems. This design approach allows for the optimization of hardware, launch, and operational costs, making it economically viable for various businesses and organizations to deploy small satellite missions. With a proven track record of over 85 successful satellite missions and commercial projects, NanoAvionics emphasizes modularity in its systems architecture, ensuring adaptability for diverse applications in the commercial space market.

MyResearch, UAB

Grant in 2017
Company was founded in 2007 in Vilnius (Lithuania). Core businesses are: the designing of communication systems, manufacturing of unmanned flying systems, designing individual mechanical and electronic components to them. Currently, the company specializes in developing and manufacturing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) on brand ECILOP.

Blue Ocean Robotics

Grant in 2016
Blue Ocean Robotics ApS, headquartered in Odense, Denmark, specializes in designing, developing, and commercializing professional service robots. Its portfolio includes the UVD Robot for hospital disinfection, the Multi Tower Robot for patient handling and rehabilitation, and other robots catering to logistics, cleaning, healthcare, education, and more. The company also provides robotic automation solutions, strategic automation roadmaps, and events for the robotic industry. Blue Ocean Robotics serves various sectors, offering its products through sales partners and joint ventures in multiple countries. It operates through subsidiaries in Denmark, Lithuania, Hong Kong, the United States, Sweden, and Germany. Additionally, the company invests in and incubates robotic projects, leading their development and commercialization before potentially selling, licensing, or spinning them out to new subsidiaries or existing companies.

Energenas

Grant in 2016
Founded in 2004, Energenas is a private equity investment firm headquartered in Kaunas, Lithuania. It focuses on investing in businesses across various sectors within Eastern and Northern Europe, with a commitment to responsible business practices and generating long-term returns for shareholders.

TrackingMap

Grant in 2016
TrackingMap transport control and monitoring system becomes more and more advanced and widely used in Lithuania, and other countries – which underlies the quality of our product and the functionality resulting a direct benefit to its clients and their business. They constantly analyze the needs of each of business needs (international freight forwarding / logistics sector, agricultural sector, passenger, etc.) and designing the system to improve it in order TrackingMAP solutions would ensure that its functionality can be tailored specifically to special needs of every particular client.

NanoAvionics

Grant in 2016
NanoAvionics is a manufacturer of small satellite bus systems and a mission integrator with operations in the US, UK, and Lithuania. The company specializes in providing comprehensive small satellite solutions, catering to both single missions and larger constellations. Its small satellite platform integrates flight computers, attitude determination and control systems (ADCS), and communication subsystems on a single printed circuit board, along with non-toxic propulsion systems. This design approach allows for the optimization of hardware, launch, and operational costs, making it economically viable for various businesses and organizations to deploy small satellite missions. With a proven track record of over 85 successful satellite missions and commercial projects, NanoAvionics emphasizes modularity in its systems architecture, ensuring adaptability for diverse applications in the commercial space market.

Elinta Motors

Grant in 2015
Elinta Motors, a Lithuanian company, specializes in developing and manufacturing electric and plug-in hybrid powertrains for commercial vehicles weighing up to 7.2 tons. They design and produce all key components in-house, including electric motors, battery modules, and electronics. The company's offerings also extend to electronic powertrain systems, battery systems, software, and other electronic components, aiming to improve vehicle power, range, and durability.

Ferentis

Grant in 2015
Ferentis is a research-intensive biotechnology company involved in the development, production and commercialization of biomimetic peptides and peptide-based scaffolds for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine applications. Ferentis was established in Vilnius, Lithuania, by a group of scientists and entrepreneurs from Canada, Lithuania, Sweden and India.
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