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 Sweden

ChemoTech

Grant in 2019
ChemoTech is a Scandinavian company based at Medicon Village in Lund, Sweden. The company’s founders have extensive experience of cancer treatment through surgical oncology and clinical development. The company is dedicated to using its unique patented know-how to develop innovation in cancer care through genuine research and clinical trials.

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.

Raytelligence

Grant in 2019
Raytelligence AB, a subsidiary of Swedish Adrenaline founded in 2015, specializes in developing microwave sensors for the healthcare and industrial markets. The company focuses on vital sign monitoring, offering products such as the RayVS1 sensor, which is capable of monitoring heartbeat, movement, and body position. Raytelligence's innovative solutions include cloud-based signal processing and analysis services, facilitating home monitoring for users. The company has received recognition for its advancements, including a grant from the Swedish Innovation Bureau to support the development of its radar sensor technology. Since its inception, Raytelligence has successfully certified its sensor for home use and established partnerships for sensor development in various applications, including the road construction industry and e-Health initiatives. The team at Raytelligence combines expertise in industrial design and radar signal processing, positioning the company as a key player in the sensor technology sector.

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 molecule is being investigated as a treatment for type 2 diabetes, obesity, and the rare and painful condition erythromelalgia. XEN-D0501 has undergone testing in approximately 300 subjects across phase 1 and 2 trials, demonstrating a favorable safety profile in both healthy volunteers and patients with various conditions, including type 2 diabetes. The compound has shown efficacy in improving glucose-stimulated insulin secretion in type 2 diabetics. Recent preclinical safety studies for XEN-D0501 have been completed without adverse effects, allowing the company to advance to clinical trials lasting up to three months. In July 2022, Pila Pharma received US Orphan Drug Designation for XEN-D0501 for its application in treating erythromelalgia.

Elypta

Grant in 2019
Elypta AB is a molecular diagnostic company based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializing in the development of a metabolism-based liquid biopsy platform aimed at the early detection and monitoring of cancer. Founded in 2017, the company focuses on measuring biomarkers in blood and urine, employing machine learning and artificial intelligence algorithms to identify cancer signatures. Elypta is actively conducting the AURORAX clinical trial series to explore applications for its platform, particularly in renal cell carcinoma, while also investigating other cancer indications. The technology includes a new in vitro diagnostic laboratory assay kit, which enables comprehensive profiling of glycosaminoglycan metabolites and supports a range of applications from screening to treatment response monitoring, facilitating earlier interventions in cancer care.

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.

Brain Stimulation

Grant in 2019
Brain Stimulation AB is a Swedish SME started in 2011 with the aim to provide an efficient assessment and rehabilitation after stroke and traumatic brain injuries. Exploiting brain plasticity results from research within a new concept of rehabilitation and diagnosis of cognitive impairments and disability of attention in stroke patients (Spatial Neglect). They address the global challenge of rehabilitating need for cognitive and upper limb impairments from Stroke, Dementia, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Parkinson and other degenerative brain diseases by using Enriched Rehabilitation.

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.

Modvion

Grant in 2019
Modvion is a Swedish/ American Engineering and Industrial Design company developing modular designs in renewable engineered wood product materials to simplify and improve construction logistics. Their current area of focus is in wind tower technology. Modvion´s patented module technology enables significantly decreased cost, efficient transportation and streamlined installation of towers exceeding 120 m. Ultimately, this results in increased cost efficiency in the harvesting of wind resources.

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.

BoMill

Grant in 2019
BoMill AB specializes in grain quality sorting solutions, focusing on the analysis and separation of granular products such as wheat, durum wheat, barley, and oats. The company offers two main products: TriQ, a large-scale grain quality sorting solution, and IQ, designed for laboratory use. Founded in 2001 by Swedish biochemist Bo Löfqvist, BoMill has extensive expertise in single kernel sorting technology. The company provides additional support services, including customer care and installation, and serves various sectors such as seed cleaning, malt houses, and flour mills. Headquartered in Malmö, Sweden, BoMill markets its technology and know-how across Europe, North America, and Australia, utilizing its own sales organization as well as agents and distributors.

OnDosis

Grant in 2019
OnDosis is a company focused on transforming medication delivery through its proprietary technology, which allows for flexible and individualized dosing of oral medicines formulated as micro units. The company aims to enhance disease management, support patient adherence, and improve convenience for individuals with conditions such as ADHD, pain management, and organ transplant immunosuppression. By offering improved dosing options, OnDosis seeks to address significant healthcare burdens and ultimately enhance patient outcomes. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, OnDosis emerged from research initiated at AstraZeneca and is supported by strategic partnerships in formulation, device development, regulatory affairs, and business development. The company's innovative dosage manager integrates digital technologies with conventional drug treatments, positioning it to make a meaningful impact in personalized medicine.

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.

Ekowasher

Grant in 2018
Ekowasher is a manufacturer and developer based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializing in eco-friendly washing systems. The company designs and produces closed, water-efficient cleaning solutions that minimize environmental impact. Its inaugural product, Hullwasher, was introduced in 2015 for cleaning the bottoms of boats. In 2018, Ekowasher expanded its product line with the launch of Graffiti blades, which are designed for effective graffiti removal on various surfaces. The company focuses on providing environmentally optimized washing systems that significantly reduce water consumption.

IRLAB Therapeutics

Grant in 2018
IRLAB Therapeutics AB is a Swedish research and development company focused on creating innovative treatments for neurological disorders, particularly Parkinson’s disease. The company is advancing several drug candidates, including Mesdopetam, a dopamine D3 receptor antagonist, and IRL752, which targets postural dysfunction. Both compounds have successfully completed Phase IIa clinical trials. Additionally, IRLAB is exploring other research programs aimed at addressing neurodegenerative disorders and aging, such as IRL942, P001, and P003, which seeks alternatives to levodopa for Parkinson’s treatment. By focusing on the core dysfunctions associated with Parkinson’s disease and dementias, IRLAB aims to enhance the quality of life for patients suffering from these conditions. The company is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Gleechi

Grant in 2018
Gleechi AB, founded in 2014 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in developing software solutions that facilitate natural interactions between humans, computers, and robots. The company has created a pioneering software product that allows for real-time hand motion interaction, enhancing user experiences in virtual reality and gaming, as well as enabling advanced interaction capabilities for robotic hands. Gleechi's innovations are rooted in sophisticated computer vision and machine learning algorithms. The company has received notable accolades, including the Super Startup of the Year award from Veckans Affärer and ALMI Invest, the EIT Digital Idea Challenge in Europe, and the Startup of the Year award from STING (Stockholm Innovation & Growth).

Klaria Pharma Holding

Grant in 2018
Klaria Pharma Holding AB is a Swedish pharmaceutical company that specializes in the development and commercialization of innovative rapid-acting products for managing migraine and cancer-related pain. Utilizing a patented drug delivery platform, the company employs an alginate-based polymer film that adheres to the oral mucosa, enhancing the efficacy of well-established pharmaceuticals. Klaria's approach combines advanced technology with proven medications, offering significant benefits and potential applications for patients. The majority of the company's operations are based in Sweden, where it focuses on improving treatment options for pain management.

AcouSort

Grant in 2018
AcouSort is a Swedish company specializing in the development and sale of laboratory products and integrated solutions that utilize ultrasound technology for the separation, washing, and enrichment of biological samples. Its offerings cater to researchers and life science companies, focusing on the automated preparation of samples such as blood cells, bacteria, and extracellular vesicles. The technology is rooted in acoustofluidics research from the esteemed group led by Professor Thomas Laurell at Lund University's Department of Biomedical Engineering. Key products include AcouTrap, AcouWash, and AcouPlasma, which facilitate efficient handling of microscopic particles in microfluidic channels for research and diagnostic applications.

Stayble Therapeutics

Grant in 2018
Stayble Therapeutics AB is a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company based in Gothenburg, Sweden, focused on developing an innovative injection treatment for chronic low back pain caused by degenerative disc changes. The company's primary product, STA363, is an intradiscally injected formulation designed for patients who do not experience relief from conventional treatments such as analgesics and physiotherapy. This minimally invasive treatment aims to address the underlying causes of discogenic pain by stabilizing the disc and preventing the leakage of inflammatory mediators. STA363 is administered as a single injection, with the potential for long-lasting effects and minimal rehabilitation requirements. The experienced multidisciplinary team behind Stayble Therapeutics includes renowned researchers and seasoned professionals from the pharmaceutical industry, all dedicated to alleviating the suffering of millions impacted by chronic back pain.

Cellink

Grant in 2018
Cellink is a biotechnology company and one of the first bioink companies in the world. The company leverages its bioink and 3D printing technology to print human organs and tissue models, which potentially can be used in e.g. oncology research, drug testing, and cosmetic testing. The company’s vision is to create the future of medicine by making bioprinting technology as accessible, user-friendly, and high performing as possible. Cellink has offices in Gothenburg, Sweden, and Palo Alto, California, and collaborates with different organizations across the globe.

Airmee

Grant in 2018
Airmee is a logistics company based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializing in last-mile distribution solutions for e-commerce businesses. Founded in 2016, Airmee offers same-day and express delivery services, utilizing a technology-driven platform that incorporates machine learning and proprietary optimization techniques. This platform allows e-commerce companies to schedule and manage their delivery routes in real time, ensuring efficient and timely service. By focusing on environmentally sustainable practices, Airmee aims to enhance the delivery experience while minimizing the environmental impact of logistics operations. As one of Europe's rapidly growing logistics startups, Airmee is positioned to streamline supply chain processes and improve overall delivery efficiency for its clients.

CytaCoat

Grant in 2018
CytaCoat is developing a new technology of antibacterial coating for medical devices. CytaCoat AB is a private Swedish company located in the Karolinska Institutet Science Park AB in Solna (Stockholm area). The company was founded by a group of researchers from the Karolinska Institute, one of the foremost medical universities in the world, and the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH). It was a special purpose vehicle started with a goal to develop a new technology of antibacterial coating for medical devices. It was based on a discovery that their proprietary polymer surface exhibits a clear effect on several of the most problematic pathogenic bacteria that pose problems in healthcare today. Since then, the company has been focused on transforming this innovation into a fully viable commercial product and make it available through licenses. CytaCoat has a fully equipped laboratory in the Karolinska Institutet Science Park, where both microbiology evaluation, optimisation of the CytaCoat technology and a pilot plant production can be performed. The company has also established contacts with clinical collaborators at Karolinska University Hospital Neonatal Unit and the Division of Clinical Microbiology. CytaCoat has also been cooperating with experienced consultants in regulatory, clinical research organisations, patent experts and providers of specialist analyses.

Cognibotics

Grant in 2018
Cognibotics AB, based in Lund, Sweden, specializes in methods and services aimed at improving the performance and longevity of robotic systems. The company focuses on determining critical robot properties such as backlash, friction, and non-linear compliance, which are essential for effective operation in various applications. Cognibotics offers innovative solutions for joint property assessment that enable robots to function in areas where traditional calibration methods fall short. Additionally, the company provides techniques for monitoring mechanical wear and maintenance needs, enhancing the reliability and cost-effectiveness of robotic systems. By improving accuracy and predictability in robotic joint and link designs, Cognibotics supports the development of both new robots and the programming of cooperative robots, thereby expanding their application potential and lifespan.

Xzero

Grant in 2018
Xzero is a Swedish company that has spent 20 years in R&D for a new technology for process water in the micro- and nanoelectronics industries. The basic idea is to recycle the water from waste water into Ultrapure Water. The most recent challenge has been to remove nanoparticles in order to make sure these are not spread in the environment and not enter the Ultrapure Water used in cleaning of the nanoelectronics. Third party tests done by The Royal Institute of Technology and Swedish Environmental Research Institute (Sweden), Clarkson University (US), Manta Inc(US) and Anton Paar (Austria) have confirmed that Xzero technology is more efficient than existing technologies in removing nanoparticles from water. In January 2015, Xzero started to industrialize the technology in co-operation with researchers at the Royal Institute of technology in Stockholm, Sweden and at the leading European organization for microelectronics development – imec in Leuven, Belgium. Testing of the first full scale prototype of the industrialized equipment commenced in August 2016 and final industrialized equipment is slotted to be delivered to imec during the first half of 2019. In order to complement the researchers already working on the project, Xzero is recruiting experienced and professional engineers for the industrialization work and experienced sales people for tha marketing. In the commercialization phaseXzero will continue working with imec. Imec has offices in Belgium, the Netherlands, Taiwan, USA, China, India and Japan and a staff of about 2,400 people including several hundred of industrial residents from leading international nanoelectronics companies. Through imec we will be able to reach the largest part of Xzero’s future customers.

Aqua-Q

Grant in 2018
Aqua-Q is a Swedish cleantech company with over 20 years of experience in water management and treatment. The company specializes in developing innovative products and processes aimed at ensuring safe and clean water for drinking, treated wastewater, and reuse. Aqua-Q's systems enable water utility operators to detect waterborne outbreaks in a timely manner, allowing for immediate intervention to minimize potential consequences. The company offers modular ozone disinfection systems and holds patents for technologies that effectively eliminate Legionella bacteria in water systems, as well as cold water disinfection methods that verify and disinfect the cleanliness of tanks and pipes. Their solutions are applicable across various industries, including dairy, breweries, and bottled water manufacturing, and provide critical early warning monitoring and automatic biological sampling for pathogen detection, ensuring proactive management of water quality.

Gradientech

Grant in 2018
Gradientech AB is a biotech company based in Uppsala, Sweden, specializing in the development and supply of microfluidic products for analyzing cell migration and behavior in response to signaling gradients. The company offers a range of CellDirector products designed for research applications, including the CellDirector Opal and CellDirector Ruby, which facilitate studies on endothelial cell migration, angiogenesis, and tumor cell behavior. Additionally, Gradientech provides complementary tools such as Gradient Marker solutions for visualizing gradient formation, a syringe pump for precise fluid delivery, and a vacuum pump for conducting experiments at elevated temperatures. The company also features the QuickMIC® system for ultra-rapid antibiotic susceptibility testing, which enhances the capabilities of microbiology labs by delivering reliable minimum inhibitory concentration results swiftly. Gradientech serves scientists across academic, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic markets globally, and its products are available for purchase online. The company was incorporated in 2009.

InfiCure Bio

Grant in 2017
InfiCure Bio is a life science company based in Umeå, Sweden, specializing in the preclinical development and validation of drugs aimed at chronic inflammatory and fibrotic conditions. Founded in 2015, it evolved from a project initiated at the Umeå Biotech Incubator by Prof. Dan Holmberg and Dr. Sofia Mayans, leveraging research from their academic work. The company provides a unique preclinical model that simulates the development of fibrosis in various organs, such as the liver and kidneys, which is often preceded by chronic inflammation. This model allows pharmaceutical companies to test their anti-inflammatory and anti-fibrotic drugs comprehensively. InfiCure Bio's services include the setup, execution, analysis, and reporting of results from these effect tests, thereby supporting the development of therapies for significant medical conditions like chronic liver and kidney diseases.

Furhat Robotics

Grant in 2017
Furhat Robotics AB, founded in 2014 and based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in the development of advanced social robotics and conversational AI technology. The company's innovative platform combines hardware, software, and development APIs, allowing for the creation of AI interfaces that exhibit facial expressiveness and engage in context-aware interactions. Furhat Robotics focuses on enabling human-like communication between machines and users, facilitating interactions that mimic human behaviors such as personality, gesture, and intonation. The company serves a diverse range of sectors, including information services, healthcare, education, recruitment, entertainment, transportation, and finance, and has collaborated with over 70 international businesses and development agencies. Originating from a research project at KTH, Furhat Robotics has received numerous scientific and innovation awards for its contributions to the field.

Rdot Display

Grant in 2017
Rdot Display is a Swedish company that aims to revolutionize the reflective display industry.

Ilya Pharma

Grant in 2017
Ilya Pharma is a pharmaceutical company focused on developing next-generation biological drugs aimed at enhancing wound healing in skin and mucosa. Founded in 2016 as a spin-out from Uppsala University and the Swedish University of Agriculture, the company employs a unique technique that genetically modifies lactic acid bacteria, commonly found in yogurt. These engineered bacteria serve as vectors to produce and deliver healing substances directly to wounds or within the gastrointestinal tract. This innovative approach is designed to provide accelerated healing for patients, particularly those with diabetes, while maintaining cost-effectiveness.

Zemission

Grant in 2017
Zemission AB, based in Lund, Sweden, specializes in the development of innovative catalytic combustion technology aimed at achieving efficient and fuel-independent combustion with minimal emissions. With over a decade of expertise, the company has pioneered a multifuel and low-emission combustion concept, enabling flameless combustion suitable for various applications such as automotive heating, renewable energy, and industrial heating. Zemission's unique approach allows for the combustion of liquid fuels, a significant advancement over traditional methods that typically focus on gaseous fuels. The company holds several patents related to its non-monolith technology, positioning it at the forefront of zero-emission heat solutions.

Excillum

Grant in 2017
Excillum is a Swedish company founded in 2007 by researchers from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, specializing in high-end microfocus and nanofocus X-ray sources. The company launched its first product, the MetalJet, in 2010, which utilizes a unique metal-jet-anode design to achieve over ten times the brightness of conventional X-ray technologies. Excillum's advanced X-ray sources, based on patented liquid-jet target technology, are designed for scientific applications and cater to various industries, including semiconductor, automotive, aerospace, and pharmaceuticals. The company aims to facilitate new scientific discoveries, enhance medical practices, and improve manufacturing processes through the continuous development of its state-of-the-art X-ray technologies.

Ocean Harvesting Technologies AB

Grant in 2017
Ocean Harvesting Technologies AB, founded in 2007 and based in Karlskrona, Sweden, specializes in the development of wave power technology that converts wave energy into electricity. The company's primary product is the Infinity Wave Energy Converter (WEC), which integrates advanced energy storage solutions to enhance power capture and ensure a smoother output. Initial developments included a gravitational energy storage system, which evolved to incorporate a flywheel and infinitely variable transmission for improved force control, akin to Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems used in vehicles. In December 2017, the company finalized the design for the 500 kW Infinity WEC, utilizing a lightweight ball screw actuation system to efficiently translate the buoy's motion into rotary energy. Ocean Harvesting Technologies is currently preparing to build a half-scale test rig for the WEC machinery, which will undergo testing as part of initiatives aimed at validating the technology before deploying it in real-world marine environments.

SenzaGen

Grant in 2017
SenzaGen AB is a biotechnology company based in Lund, Sweden, specializing in in vitro genomic allergen rapid detection (GARD) sensitization tests. Founded in 2010 as a spin-out from Lund University, SenzaGen provides animal-free testing solutions for the cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries, focusing on immunotoxicological assays. Its proprietary product line includes GARDskin, which predicts chemical sensitization, GARDpotency, which classifies sensitizers based on genomic biomarkers, and GARDair, an assay for respiratory sensitizers. The company operates through its own laboratory and collaborates with licensed contract research organizations to deliver its services. SenzaGen also engages in partnerships, such as its collaboration with the Research Institute for Fragrance Materials to develop tests for photosensitization. The company serves multiple market segments, including cosmetics, chemicals, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and food additives, with a significant portion of its business derived from the pharmaceutical sector.

Biofrigas

Grant in 2017
Biofrigas Sweden AB, located in Gothenburg, Sweden, specializes in the production of biogas, which is utilized in the food and agriculture sectors as well as in wastewater treatment. The company employs a unique technology that enables the upgrading and liquefaction of biogas, catering to small-scale production needs in agriculture and smaller treatment plants. In addition to biogas, Biofrigas also supplies CO2 and heat for various applications, supporting sustainable practices across multiple industries.

Starcounter

Venture Round in 2017
Starcounter, founded in 2006 by Joachim Wester, is a privately held company based in Stockholm, Sweden, with additional offices in Gdansk, Poland, and Palo Alto, USA. The company specializes in developing a database management platform aimed at revitalizing enterprise software systems. Its innovative platform integrates an in-memory database engine with an application server, facilitating the creation of high-performance business applications. Starcounter's research and development team, composed of over 30 experts in artificial intelligence, mathematics, and algorithms from seven different countries, drives the company's advancements in technology. By leveraging artificial intelligence and in-memory computing, Starcounter enhances the efficiency and performance of software applications for enterprises.

Signicat

Venture Round in 2017
Signicat is a leading digital identity service provider based in Europe, specializing in electronic identity and electronic signature solutions. Established in 2006, the company offers cloud-based identity management services that cater to both public and private sectors globally. Signicat's solutions are designed to meet stringent international standards, including privacy regulations and anti-money laundering requirements, while facilitating effective onboarding processes. Its advanced services enable secure user authentication, electronic signing, identity proofing, and document preservation, making them essential for banks, financial institutions, insurance companies, government agencies, and businesses of all sizes. With a commitment to delivering exceptional user experiences, Signicat utilizes advanced security technology to minimize risks. The company operates in multiple countries, including the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Norway, providing scalable and reliable services backed by banking-grade service level agreements.

Ingrid Cloud

Grant in 2016
Ingrid Cloud AB, based in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in a cloud-based computational application designed for wind simulation. Founded in 2014, the company offers an automated platform that streamlines the flow simulation and design optimization process. By converting computer-aided design (CAD) geometry into complex simulation models without requiring manual intervention, Ingrid Cloud's technology enhances accuracy, flexibility, and cost efficiency. This user-friendly service allows designers, architects, engineers, and researchers, even those without prior knowledge of computational fluid dynamics, to effectively predict flow and refine their designs.

Nelson Garden

Grant in 2016
In 1933 a seed was born. Then Georg Nilsson sat with family home around the kitchen table and filled small bags of seeds. These seeds would soon be sold and the story of Nelson Garden began. For almost a century, we have grown and developed our business. We love to grow and we are at the same time entrepreneurs. We will take care of that. Thanks to our rich history, Nelson Garden is today the market leader in seed for hobby growers in the Nordic region. The Group has approximately 100 employees and sales of SEK 235 million in 2015. In addition to operations in Sweden, we have sales companies in Denmark, Finland, and Norway. Sales are through trade and grocery stores. In addition to seeds, we also sell onions, bird food and garden accessories.

Greenely

Grant in 2016
Greenely AB, based in Stockholm, Sweden, develops an innovative application focused on energy management that allows users to monitor their electricity consumption and receive personalized tips for savings. The app connects over 150,000 households, enabling users to control and optimize their energy usage, thereby fostering the creation of zero-emission communities. By utilizing advanced learning algorithms, the application tracks and analyzes energy behaviors, providing targeted feedback and insights without the need for additional hardware. Greenely aims to enhance the experience of modern energy consumers by empowering them with knowledge and tools to manage their energy usage efficiently, ultimately contributing to self-sustainable communities.

Clinical Laserthermia Systems

Grant in 2016
Clinical Laserthermia Systems AB is a Swedish company focused on developing and marketing innovative therapies and instruments for the thermal treatment of solid tumors, particularly cancer. The company offers the TRANBERG Thermal Therapy System, which features a laser unit with advanced monitoring capabilities and is designed for heat-induced immunotherapy, specifically the imILT treatment. Its product range includes disposable materials and applicator kits used in image-guided laser ablation. Clinical Laserthermia Systems is also engaged in the development of treatments for various types of cancer, including breast, pancreatic, skin, and prostate cancers. Collaborations with organizations such as Image Guided Therapy SA and MRI Interventions, Inc. aim to enhance the capabilities of their technologies, including software for MR-generated temperature monitoring and navigation for laser ablation in spine and neurosurgery. The company is headquartered in Lund, Sweden, with additional subsidiaries in Berlin and Boston.

NIL Technology ApS

Grant in 2016
NIL Technology ApS specializes in the optical design, prototyping, mastering, and mass production of optical components. The company provides nanostructured masters for various replication technologies, including nanoimprint, UV-replication, hot embossing, roll printing, and injection molding. Its product offerings support a wide range of applications, such as diffractive optics, microlens arrays, metalenses, optical diffusers, beam splitters, waveguides for augmented and mixed reality, wire grid polarizers, structured light systems, and anti-reflection coatings. NIL Technology also develops tailored solutions for industries including biotechnology, space, consumer product packaging, and renewable energy. Established in 2006, the company is headquartered in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark, with an additional branch located in Gothenburg, Sweden.

In&motion

Grant in 2016
In&motion is a company that specializes in developing wearable smart protection systems aimed at reducing the risk of serious injuries from falls. The company has created a smart ski airbag vest equipped with advanced sensors and algorithms that monitor a skier's movements in real time. This technology allows the vest to anticipate falls and activate the airbag bladder before impact, providing optimal protection for both broad and critical areas of the body. The smart ski airbag vest has received multiple awards and was used by competitors in the 2015-16 Ski Cross World Cup, representing seven major countries. As of September, the vest became available for purchase through a partnership with the Swedish brand POC, making it accessible to a wider audience of athletes and skiing enthusiasts who prioritize safety.

NeoZeo

Grant in 2016
NeoZeo, founded in 2010 as a spin-off from the Arrhenius laboratory at Stockholm University, specializes in the development of advanced porous materials for gas separation, particularly focusing on carbon dioxide removal from methane in biogas upgrading. The company has expanded its operations by establishing a subsidiary in Riga, Latvia, in 2012. With a foundation in extensive research in materials chemistry, NeoZeo has created innovative zeolite adsorbents and continues to enhance its gas separation technologies through ongoing research and development. The company offers small-scale biogas upgrading solutions utilizing vacuum pressure swing absorption and novel absorbents, enabling the production of high-value biomethane from raw biogas generated on farms or from municipal waste. This technology aims to provide cleaner fuels and energy sources while advancing sustainable practices in biogas utilization.

Agrisera

Grant in 2016
Agrisera is a Swedish company specializing in polyclonal and monoclonal antibody production, offering 1000 primary antibodies and over 2000 secondary antibodies for various applications and in various quantities, all available online. Agrisera is still a small company, easy to contact and as a client you get direct access to Agrisera staff scientists who will answer all your queries promptly.

Optixmarine

Grant in 2016
Optixmarine is a Swedish company that offers a patent pending gearbox for ships.

Boule Diagnostics

Grant in 2015
Boule Diagnostics is a company specializing in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of diagnostic systems and consumables for hematology, primarily targeting the decentralized healthcare market. The firm serves small and midsize hospitals, clinics, and laboratories, as well as other diagnostic companies in both human and veterinary hematology. With a global distribution network that spans over 100 countries, Boule operates through subsidiaries in Sweden, the United States, and China. The company's origins trace back to the 1950s with the development of Europe’s first automatic blood cell counter, leading to its foundation in 1992 following the acquisition of Karo Bio Diagnostics AB. Boule's American subsidiary, Clinical Diagnostic Solutions Inc., also has historical ties to the creation of the first blood cell counter, further emphasizing the company's rich legacy in blood diagnostics.

BraceIt

Grant in 2015
BraceIt creates truly original and useful products for the wearable space, such as ReVault - the world's first wearable private cloud. Its experienced team in Sweden have spent years building smartwatches, unmanned helicopters, fighter aircraft, and automated cars with some of the world’s leading engineers and advanced technology. BraceIt is a member company of LEAD, the best awarded incubator in Sweden in 2014.

Arcam

Grant in 2015
Arcam AB provides additive manufacturing solutions for the production of metal components. The company offers Arcam Q10, an electron beam melting (EBM) machine for the industrial production of orthopedic implants; and Arcam A2, a solution for additive manufacturing of metal parts from a range of different materials in the aerospace industry. It also provides a suite of powder handling auxiliary equipment, including explosion-protected vacuum cleaners, powder handling trolleys, and powder recovery systems; and software, metal powders, service and application support, and training services. The company serves customers primarily in implant and aerospace industries in Sweden and internationally. Arcam AB was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden.

SaferMe

Grant in 2015
SaferMe mobilizes the world’s hazard data to make people safer, driving the digital transformation of safety within complex organisations. The company makes software targeted towards improving; health and safety in organisations, and communication tools for governments and organisations. SaferMe has thousands of users in over 20 countries, offices in New Zealand, Sweden and the United Kingdom, and in New Zealand works with organisations like Downer, The Morgan Foundation, and Forest and Bird. SaferMe is formerly known as ThunderMaps.

Prismatic Sensors

Grant in 2015
Prismatic Sensors AB is a Swedish company based in Stockholm that specializes in the development of advanced sensors for medical x-ray imaging. Established in 2012 as a spin-off from KTH Royal Institute of Technology, the company focuses on creating photon counting detectors designed to enhance contrast and spatial resolution while minimizing radiation exposure for patients. Prismatic Sensors leverages a strong engineering foundation in electronics design, precision mechanics, and data acquisition programming to innovate in the field of medical imaging. The company’s expertise extends to system integration and navigating the regulatory approval process for medical devices, enabling the successful implementation of its products in clinical settings. By transforming fundamental scientific research into practical applications, Prismatic Sensors contributes to improved patient outcomes by aiding healthcare professionals in making informed decisions during diagnostics and treatment.

Mobiletech

Grant in 2015
Mobiletech is a software company that provides the tools for companies, content owners and publishers to create content and services on the mobile web. Mobiletech is a global provider of mobile software and services. Our award winning Platform helps businesses engage with customers through mobile solutions that are quick to develop, simple to deploy and cost effective to maintain. The solutions promise to work seamlessly on every mobile device – today and in the future. Established in 2005, our Platform broke new ground by enabling mobile users to navigate the web with the same ease they expected from their PC. Today, the mobile user experience is still at the core of our approach. Making sure that our clients have mobile solutions that give users an unrivalled experience not only increases traffic to their site – it is the key to building customer loyalty and making mobile initiatives profitable. For Mobiletech’s customers, mobile is straightforward because: - We take a holistic view of web, mobile and apps to create the right solution for each one. - Our Platform automatically gives users the best mobile experience regardless of device, browser, the speed of their connection or geographic location. - Our Platform is future compliant – ready to exploit emerging technologies and manage the challenges they create. You can start small and grow with your needs. The Platform scales easily and is built for high volumes and high performance. - Mobile becomes part of your existing work-flows. This ensures editorial flexibility and control, while content is published with no extra work and tools people already know. - Content need only be developed once to reach all mobile channels. - We are experienced at integrating modern mobile solutions with legacy systems. - The solution is simple and cost effective to maintain. - We are flexible and our solutions can support any business and deployment model. - Today, more than 300 companies rely on Mobiletech to power their mobile strategy with solutions that span 60 countries and 57 languages. They include local and global brands in media, telecoms, finance, energy and the public sector. Mobiletech is headquartered in Norway and has offices in Sweden, Denmark and the United States.

Nordic Solar Sweden AB

Grant in 2015
Nordic Solar Sweden AB with the roots in Värmland, Nordmarken, has installed solar cell installations on the Swedish solar cell market since 2009. The head office is located in Töcksfors and we have a branch in Karlstad. We store solar cells, inverters and assembly materials for immediate delivery for the Swedish and Norwegian markets.

Inission

Grant in 2015
Inission is a Swedish company specializing in tailored production and logistics services for advanced industrial electronics. With locations in Stockholm, Malmö, Borås, Munkfors, and Pajala in Sweden, as well as Tallinn in Estonia and a sales office in Copenhagen, Denmark, Inission serves a diverse range of industrial customers. The company focuses on developing and managing complete electronic products throughout their entire life cycle, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive support from production to logistics.

In&motion

Grant in 2015
In&motion is a company that specializes in developing wearable smart protection systems aimed at reducing the risk of serious injuries from falls. The company has created a smart ski airbag vest equipped with advanced sensors and algorithms that monitor a skier's movements in real time. This technology allows the vest to anticipate falls and activate the airbag bladder before impact, providing optimal protection for both broad and critical areas of the body. The smart ski airbag vest has received multiple awards and was used by competitors in the 2015-16 Ski Cross World Cup, representing seven major countries. As of September, the vest became available for purchase through a partnership with the Swedish brand POC, making it accessible to a wider audience of athletes and skiing enthusiasts who prioritize safety.

Cinnober Financial Technology

Grant in 2015
Cinnober Financial Technology AB is a provider of advanced technology solutions for exchange trading, risk management, and financial services globally. Established in 1998 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, Cinnober offers a comprehensive suite of products including the TRADExpress Trading System, a multi-asset trading platform, and the TRADExpress Index Engine, which facilitates real-time index calculation and distribution. The company also provides market data distribution through the TRADExpress Information Manager, as well as surveillance and compliance solutions such as Irisium. Cinnober's offerings extend to clearing solutions, including TRADExpress RealTime Clearing and TRADExpress CCP Risk, catering to the needs of marketplaces, clearinghouses, banks, and brokers. The company has established a strong reputation through successful projects with prominent financial institutions and continues to focus on innovation in trading and clearing technologies.

Avantherm

Grant in 2015
Avantherm is a Swedish company which develops and sells renewable, high-performance alternatives to the fossil oils and chemicals currently in use. Avantherm’s products are sold under the Avantherm brand, and have been developed and tested jointly with partners such as KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and Saybolt, as well as several leading institutes in Europe. By offering next-generation high-performance oils and chemicals, Avantherm is playing its part in achieving a fossil-free and sustainable society.

Parans Solar Lighting

Grant in 2015
Parans Solar Lighting specializes in providing natural light solutions for indoor environments through a patented system that captures and transports sunlight. Founded in 2002, the company commercialized its first technology in 2004 after extensive research and development in collaboration with Chalmers Technical University in Sweden. Parans targets building owners, architects, and private individuals worldwide, offering products that promote energy efficiency and enhance indoor quality. The company aims to improve indoor environments, particularly in spaces like classrooms, by maximizing the use of natural light while ensuring effective use of materials in large building construction.

Salixenergi Europa

Grant in 2015
Salixenergi Europa has been working with energy willow since 1986. Its professional expertise ranges over a wide spectrum, from early planting trials to advanced technological developments in planting, harvesting, and handling. Stable, sustainable plant breeding for over 25 years has produced new willow varieties that provide superior yields. SalixEnergi Europa AB and the plant breeder division of the national Swedish farmers association Lantmännen SW Seed are working together to continuously improve cultivation supplies and cultivation technology. Lantmännen SW Seed has been working with plant breeding for 130 years and commercial willow breeding since 1987. SEE is a privately owned incorporated company with its head office located in southern Sweden. SEE is the representative, both directly and via licensed producers, for the superior willow varieties bred by Lantmännen SW Seed for the European market. Through entrepreneur networks and transport logistics networks, SEE has the capability to manage the harvesting and sales of the willow chips and the delivery of the chips to power stations.

Time Critical Networks

Grant in 2015
Time Critical Networks creates software that enables networks to adopt to applications' needs and requirements. Time Critical Networks (TCN) main focus is on developing simulation software tools for evaulating next generation, Ethernet based architectures and networks. TCN customers can with this unique virtual design software create cost-effective and robust Ethernet networks with latency, jitter and packet delivery guarantees. Benefit from using *Regular/Standard COTS switched Ethernet without compromising on data delivery reliability, and use AVB or TSN if needed. TCNs software solution TCN TimeAnalysis™ for model-based performance simulation and analysis of real-time traffic streams is now open for public BETA Testing. TCN is a high-tech Swedish startup originated from Chalmers Ventures – the leading incubator in Scandinavia

Made for Movement

Grant in 2015
Made for Movement is a developer and manufacturer of therapeutic equipment designed to enhance mobility for individuals with severe disabilities, particularly children and young adults. Founded in 1995 by Norwegian entrepreneurs Ånund Olsen and Erik Vegge, the company gained initial momentum with the launch of the NF-Walker in 1996, following a partnership with medical technology developer David Hart. The Innowalk, a significant innovation introduced after Olsen's success in a Norwegian entrepreneurial competition in 2007, has since become a key product, with various models tailored to meet diverse needs. The Innowalk Pro, launched in 2011, and the next-generation NF-Walker 2, introduced in 2016, exemplify the company's commitment to continuous improvement. Headquartered in Norway, Made for Movement operates additional offices in Germany, Sweden, Denmark, and the Netherlands, and has expanded its reach to 14 other countries, serving thousands of users globally as a leader in mobility solutions for those with disabilities.

Solvatten

Grant in 2015
Solvatten is water treatment and solar water heating in one that prevents people from falling sick and improves the quality of life. Solvatten is a Swedish social enterprise that brings Solvatten Solar Safe Water System to customers, charities and distributors around the world. We also partner with organisations and micro-finance institutions to increase reach and affordability. Solvatten is the brainchild of the Swedish inventor, Petra Wadström. The story began in Australia in the early 90s, where Petra was living with her husband Carl and their family. The Wadström’s professional background was diverse, spanning both medical science and the arts. A charitable branch of Solvatten was founded in 2013, focused on improving the lives of, above all, women and children, living without access to safe water. Contributions made in the US are administered by the Solvatten Charitable Foundation USA, a registered 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions to Solvatten Charitable Foundation USA are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Living in Australia, Petra was struck by the abundance and intensity of natural sunlight. She was convinced that it must be possible to harness its strength for the betterment of those living in poverty. Exposure to sunlight was key, as this has the effect of both purifying and heating water. After succesful initial trials of the device several field visits throughout Africa and Asia took place, where Petra and her team began conducting studies to validate the efficacy of her creation in a variety of contexts. Today, Solvatten is used in more than 20 countries around the world reaching more than 260.000 people.

Mantex

Venture Round in 2015
Mantex AB manufactures and sells industrial X-ray scanners, primarily serving the bioenergy, pulp and paper, and research sectors both in Sweden and internationally. Established in 1987 and based in Kista, Sweden, the company specializes in biofuel analyzers that evaluate the quality of wood-based biofuels, as well as flow scanners designed to assess wood chips for pulp and paper production. Mantex's innovative technology enables real-time analysis of organic materials used in various industrial processes, helping to identify foreign objects and measure material properties effectively. This capability is particularly important in addressing the challenges posed by variations in the water content of raw materials, which can impact the purchasing and processing of organic matter in large quantities.

Mandalon Technologies

Grant in 2015
Mandalon Technologies offers electronic packaging partner from prototype to production. company with special knowledge The company was founded in 1999 with roots in the sensor business S-SENCE at Linköping University. Since then, the company has involved the assembly and wire bonding of sensors, MEMS structures and ASICs and in 2001 Mandalon's first own assembly lab was built. In 2002, Mandalon Corporation and ISO 9001: 2008 certification were active 2008-2015. From 2017 we are certified according to ISO 9001: 2015. Mandalon has been an active member since the start of the Swedish Electronics Industry Association.

ClimateWell

Grant in 2014
ClimateWell AB, the Solar Cooling company, from Sweden and its business partners develop and market energy efficient indoor climate solutions for use in hotels, condos, blocks of flats, high end villas, office buildings, nursing homes and hospital buildings. Its triple state absorption process is a patented technology which transforms heat into cooling without using electricity. ClimateWell AB and its management team received various international awards and recognitions for their innovation. The company offers its solutions through its partners around the world.
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