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.
Terabee designs, develops and produces the TeraRanger brand of small, fast and lightweight 2D and 3D distance sensors and solutions. Frequently used in fast-moving ground and airborne robots for localization, navigation and collision avoidance, our sensors also enable many automation, industry 4.0 and IoT applications. We also work with clients to assist with added intelligence. If required, we can help you with algorithms, control systems, sensor development or turn-key solutions for industrialized sensor-based solutions.
Maxfone
Grant in 2019
Maxfone is an innovative SME operating in the field of exponential technologies ( IoT ) and Data Science.
SynSense
Grant in 2019
SynSense is a neuromorphic computing company based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2017. It specializes in providing advanced neuromorphic processors that deliver ultra-low power consumption and low-latency performance, addressing the limitations of traditional von Neumann computing architectures. The company's product offerings include vision and biosignal processors, point cloud processing, and always-on auditory processing solutions. These technologies are particularly suited for artificial intelligence edge computing applications, finding utility in autonomous robots, mobile and embedded devices, wearable healthcare systems, security solutions, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications. SynSense leverages advancements in neuromorphic computing hardware developed at the Institute of Neuroinformatics of the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich, focusing on creating energy-efficient systems that enhance performance across a range of industries.
3d Signals
Grant in 2019
3d Signals focuses on facilitating the digital transformation of manufacturers toward Industry 4.0 by providing a data analytics platform that enhances production processes. Their solution involves the rapid, non-invasive deployment of a variety of sensors that offer immediate visibility into production floors. By leveraging real-time data and machine learning, the platform enables manufacturers to identify areas for improvement, such as productivity, cost reduction, and energy efficiency. The AI-driven Asset Performance Monitoring system transforms collected data into actionable insights, allowing for informed decision-making that can lead to significant increases in productivity and reductions in operating costs shortly after installation. 3d Signals has been recognized for its innovation, being named a top 100 winner by Red Herring in 2020 and 2021.
Feelit
Grant in 2019
Feelit specializes in developing printed nanomaterial-based sensing solutions that enable the transformation of ordinary objects into smart devices. By applying their sensors directly onto various surfaces, Feelit's technology provides real-time structural information, including the ability to detect changes in formation, movement, and weight. This innovation integrates with beacons and cloud services, allowing manufacturers to gain valuable insights into the condition of their products. As a result, businesses can make informed managerial decisions based on accurate data regarding the state of their objects.
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.
Sky and Space
Grant in 2019
Sky and Space Global Limited is a satellite company based in Subiaco, Australia, focused on providing affordable and reliable communication services through nanosatellite technology. Established in 2006, the company designs and operates a communications infrastructure that enables voice, data, and instant messaging services globally, particularly targeting remote and underserved areas where traditional communication networks are absent. By employing advanced satellite technology and developing sophisticated software systems for deployment and orbit management, Sky and Space Global aims to ensure seamless connectivity for users and devices worldwide. The company collaborates with industry experts across European and Israeli aerospace and satellite sectors to enhance its capabilities in the space communication domain.
CardiacSense
Grant in 2019
CardiacSense is an innovative start-up on track to revolutionize the Wearable Health Industry by providing affordable, comfortable FDA & CE certified Medical Watches and Wristbands capable of continuous, long term, ambulatory and non-invasive monitoring of life critical functions including Heart Rate, Pulse Rate, Respiratory Rate, Core Temperature, Oxygen Saturation and Blood Pressure. These capabilities enable accurate real time diagnostics of medical conditions such as Heart Arrhythmias (incl. Atrial Fibrillation), Hypertension, COPD, Heart Failure, Sleep Apnea and infections (such as COVID-19).
RoboticsX
Grant in 2019
RoboticsX is a company focused on revolutionizing the manufacturing and robotics sectors through innovative industrial solutions. They specialize in developing autonomous robots that are designed to enhance efficiency in various industries, including automotive and pharmaceuticals. Their projects incorporate cutting-edge Industrial IoT technologies to address contemporary global challenges. By combining expertise from both corporate and start-up environments, the team at RoboticsX is well-equipped to create and implement new business models that drive industrial transformation. Their commitment to state-of-the-art software development, alongside a deep understanding of manufacturing processes and communication protocols, positions RoboticsX as a leader in industrial innovation. The company's vision not only aims to improve current manufacturing lines but also explores possibilities for future applications, such as constructing structures on Mars, highlighting their forward-thinking approach to robotics and automation.
Akkucomp Hungary
Grant in 2019
Akkucomp Hungary Ltd is an experienced IoT developer company located in Budapest, Hungary, founded in 2011. They have two branches: battery technologies and advanced PCB design for IoT applications. We are a key IoT developer and consultant for IoT market leaders as T-Systems, Hungarian Telekom Plc (part of Deutsche Telekom), and we develop IoT solutions for other corporations in agriculture, utility services and logistics.
Nornir
Grant in 2019
Nornir is a smart city operator based in Oslo, Norway, specializing in the development of a web-based semantic networking platform that connects physical objects to the internet. The company offers a bijective network, which integrates artificial intelligence services and enhances the Internet of Things (IoT) with collective intelligence. Nornir's platform provides end-to-end software infrastructure and wireless coverage specifically tailored for smart cities, allowing for the monitoring and maintenance of IoT infrastructure. Through its innovative approach, Nornir empowers communities to innovate and create new markets, positioning itself as a leader in network automation and AI-driven services in diverse environments.
GOSPACE Tech
Grant in 2019
GOSPACE Tech develops and provide R&D and engineering services to IoT-based monitoring devices
Breeze Technologies
Grant in 2019
Breeze Technologies is a technology leader for air quality sensors, air quality data and air quality analytics software. The company leverages the internet of things and artificial intelligence to help cities and businesses create better clean air action plans and a more liveable environment. Breeze Technologies was founded in 2015 and has been recognised as one of the most promising European startups by the European Parliament and the European Commission. Breeze's founders have been listed as Forbes 30 Under 30 and received numerous awards, including from the German Federal President.
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.
Elliptic Labs
Grant in 2019
Elliptic Laboratories A/S, headquartered in Oslo, Norway, specializes in software-based artificial intelligence (AI) virtual smart sensors for various industries, including smartphones, IoT, laptops, and automotive. Established in 2006, the company offers a range of AI virtual sensors that include security, proximity, gesture, and presence detection. Its Virtual Smart Sensor Platform™ utilizes existing device sensors, enabling manufacturers to create more intuitive and efficient devices while reducing the need for dedicated hardware. This platform provides capabilities such as 360-degree presence sensing and touch-free gestures through advanced ultrasound and machine learning algorithms. Elliptic Labs operates in multiple countries, including the United States, China, South Korea, and Japan, positioning itself as a leader in AI sensor technology.
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.
Silent Sensors
Grant in 2019
Silent Sensors is an innovative IOT (Internet of Things) company with a focus on tyres and tyre management. We have a number of exciting opportunities covering holistic tyre lifecycle management, in particular the development of RFID tagging, sensors and energy harvesting, all of which significantly reduce the total cost of operations of a fleet of vehicles, whether they be construction equipment, trucks, busses or cars.
Utonomy
Grant in 2019
Utonomy Ltd. is a company based in Southampton, United Kingdom, that specializes in manufacturing technology to optimize pressure in gas distribution networks. Founded in 2015, Utonomy's innovative solutions allow network operators to automate pressure management, addressing large seasonal and daily variations in demand. By retrofitting existing infrastructure with its patented controllers and utilizing cloud-based software powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning, Utonomy significantly reduces methane leakage—a potent greenhouse gas. The company’s technology not only enhances the safety and reliability of gas networks but also facilitates the integration of biomethane, helping operators comply with regulatory requirements while minimizing environmental impact. Utonomy serves clients both in the United Kingdom and internationally.
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.
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.
Another Brain
Grant in 2018
Another Brain, SA is a Paris-based artificial intelligence startup founded in 2017 that specializes in developing bio-inspired chipsets for AI and robotics. These innovative chipsets enable autonomous, unsupervised data extraction and embedded pattern recognition without relying on external databases. They are designed to detect and process multiple patterns simultaneously, learning from previously encountered data. The company also offers software tools to facilitate the integration of these chipsets and conduct simulations for users. Another Brain's technology has applications across various industries, including healthcare, smart cities, industrial automation, automotive, smart homes, security, biometrics, and data center optimization. By automating processes traditionally performed manually, their chipsets enhance efficiency and performance in many sectors, including Internet of Things (IoT), drones, and robotics.
tsenso
Grant in 2018
tsenso is an automated, cloud-based solution to track and gather information on product storage conditions from farm to fork. It collects complex logistical and monitoring data and aggregates it into a “Fresh Index”, a real-time shelf life indicator. This enables wholesalers and retailers to make decisions on quality assurance and determine weak spots within the supply chain. Suppliers, distributors and consumers benefit from a higher level of food transparency which reduces costs, leads to increased trust and less food wastage at all stages of the supply chain.
Watgrid Solutions
Grant in 2018
Watgrid specializes in real-time monitoring systems for the wine production industry, utilizing multi-parameter sensors placed inside tanks and barrels. This technology allows winemakers to efficiently track various parameters, including density, Brix, temperature, turbidity, and color intensity, among others. By providing real-time analysis through a user-friendly dashboard and mobile app, Watgrid helps winemakers optimize their processes, reduce operational expenses, and enhance the overall quality of their wine. The company's innovative approach offers an alternative method for quality control, enabling clients to manage and improve their fluid processing effectively.
Kunak
Grant in 2018
Kunak specializes in developing wireless monitoring and control systems that facilitate the remote capture of environmental data and the management of infrastructure and equipment. The company’s solutions leverage advanced sensor technology, data transmission, and processing capabilities to provide real-time information. By enabling businesses and organizations to monitor and control critical parameters, Kunak helps clients optimize their processes, measure environmental impacts, and enhance overall management efficiency. This not only aids in informed decision-making but also contributes to cost reduction and resource profitability.
TWTG R&D
Grant in 2018
TWTG R&D is an IoT product development business. They serve IECEx, ATEX development, I-IoT, smart grids, monitoring services, engineering services, hardware services, predictive maintenance, asset tracking, and logistics services.
Uniraja
Grant in 2018
Uniraja is a technology company based in Tallinn, Estonia, focused on developing innovative products that leverage IoT meshing and sensor technology. The company has made significant strides in the smartphone market with its myorigo mydevice, which was considered revolutionary at its launch and has received extensive coverage in various publications. In addition to smartphones, Uniraja produces a range of technology products, including wireless game controllers and last resort communication systems, aiming to enhance connectivity and user experience across multiple platforms.
Sens Solutions
Grant in 2018
Sens Solutions is an industrial company based in Barcelona, Spain, specializing in the development of advanced water and air monitoring systems. Founded in 2016, the company focuses on optimizing resources by detecting bacterial pathogens such as Legionella, E. coli, Listeria, and Aspergillus. Its Internet of Things (IoT)-based systems utilize smart sensors and data management tools to automatically identify and eliminate harmful bacteria and microorganisms through controlled, non-aggressive purification methods. This innovative approach aims to enhance environmental quality and promote healthier living conditions, benefiting healthcare and various other industries while also contributing to energy efficiency.
Myfood
Grant in 2018
Myfood specializes in designing automated greenhouses that enable individuals to produce their own food sustainably. Their solutions cater to families of up to four, allowing them to grow enough food year-round in their gardens. The company employs advanced permaculture techniques to regenerate soil and utilizes aquaponics, integrating fish with vertical planting towers. These systems are designed to minimize daily maintenance through the incorporation of open-source hardware, which automates various tasks. Myfood's smart greenhouses regulate the garden's climate and provide users with real-time information, ensuring an efficient and productive personal gardening experience.
Trameto
Grant in 2018
Trameto is developing intelligent, ultra-efficient power management devices for universal micro energy harvesting - to enable applications such as ‘self-sustaining’ autonomous wireless devices for the internet of things.
KMB Lab
Grant in 2018
KMB Lab is a technology company that specializes in advanced localization systems aimed at tracking high-value assets. The company has developed an Internet of Things (IoT) solution that enhances urban living by making cities more comfortable, safe, and efficient. Its system includes an electronic device that can be installed internally to provide theft notifications and real-time location tracking through a dedicated application. This technology enables clients to monitor their valuables effectively, benefiting from features such as data traffic analysis and anti-theft services. By integrating these functionalities, KMB Lab offers a comprehensive tracking and localization solution that addresses the needs of asset security in urban environments.
Core Network Dynamics
Grant in 2018
Core Network Dynamics specializes in the development and marketing of OpenEPC, a software-based mobile network infrastructure designed to support a variety of applications. The company's target markets include mobile operators looking to implement next-generation networks utilizing software-defined networking (SDN) and network functions virtualization (NFV), as well as first responder and public safety organizations that require secure private LTE networks compatible with standard smartphones. Additionally, Core Network Dynamics caters to companies in remote areas with limited mobile coverage and operators exploring advanced Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) concepts for distributed mobile networks and Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The firm was acquired by Twilio in 2018, enhancing its capabilities in the mobile network infrastructure space.
Sone Health
Grant in 2018
Sone Health is an Italian company focused on enhancing the traditional stethoscope by developing an innovative add-on device that improves the capture of internal body sounds. This device converts acoustic signals from standard stethoscopes into digital data, which can then be transmitted to IoT devices. By facilitating telemedicine, Sone Health enables healthcare professionals to share vital sound data with specialists through a mobile application and web platform, thereby improving the accuracy of initial diagnoses and supporting remote patient monitoring. The company has established a patent portfolio, with a patent already approved for nationalization in Europe and the USA, reflecting its commitment to advancing medical technology. Backed by a management team with robust training in business development and experience in the Silicon Valley ecosystem, Sone Health is positioned to make significant contributions to preventive diagnosis and remote healthcare services.
Pozyx
Grant in 2018
Pozyx is a burgeoning start-up focused on precise indoor positioning through the use of ultra-wideband technology and sensor fusion. Originating from Ghent University, Pozyx has established a significant customer base, serving over 1,500 clients across more than 65 countries with its flagship product. The company develops real-time location systems that deliver positioning and motion information with sub-meter accuracy, utilizing advanced algorithms and machine learning. This innovative approach offers clients a reliable alternative to traditional positioning systems.
La Comanda
Grant in 2018
La Comanda is a IoTH company (Internet of things and humans).
Agrint
Grant in 2018
Agrint specializes in advanced pest-sensing technology designed for the early detection of infestation threats in trees. The company has developed unique sensors that monitor the activity of larvae, including their movements, and transmit this data in real-time to computers, mobile devices, or tablets. This innovation allows growers to identify infested trees promptly, potentially saving them from destruction. Agrint's products, including the IoTree and IoTrap, are driven by artificial intelligence and represent a holistic approach to pest management, aiming to reduce pesticide use while addressing sustainable agricultural needs.
Inango Systems
Grant in 2018
Inango’s passion is in developing innovative software for homes. They have been developing advanced software packages for these markets for several decades, with deep experience that spans Linux, communications protocols, management and encryption systems and application level software. They leverage open-source software packages where possible and have extensive experience in preparing Linux BSP’s, OpenWrt packages and hardware-specific performance optimizations. But their big thrill lies in finding all sorts of highly innovative additions and improvements to these packages in order to make them something more special. That is what they like to call their Software Virtuosity. Creating strategic partnerships with leading companies is their preferred way of doing business. They are a small company but have a long track-record of working with some of the largest communications companies world-wide, a tribute (they like to feel) to their professionalism and support. Inango software is currently used in millions of homes world-wide in a range of different applications and wide variety of hardware platforms.
The Bubbles Company
Grant in 2018
The Bubbles Company designs and manufactures the first connected objects hosted in points of sale: The Bubbles. The service provided by the device is really simple : it allows people to charge their smartphones anywhere, anytime. It has a huge potential in drive-to-store, real-time interaction with visitors, on-site coupons, iBeacon features etc.
RebelRoam
Grant in 2018
RebelRoam is an Estonian start-up focused on enhancing internet connectivity for the transportation sector. The company aims to provide high-quality Wi-Fi access globally, with a mission to become a leading specialized internet service provider. Its flagship product, RebelRocket, is a cloud-based solution that optimizes mobile and satellite data traffic for onboard passenger Wi-Fi in various transportation vehicles, including buses, trains, and cruise ships. By filtering, shaping, and accelerating data traffic, RebelRoam enhances the onboard Wi-Fi experience without requiring transportation providers to modify their existing network infrastructure. The service is currently utilized in over 4,000 vehicles across Europe and North America, significantly improving the quality of internet access for passengers.
Everysens
Grant in 2018
Everysens is a technology company that specializes in supply chain optimization for industrial and transport sectors. Founded in 2015, it provides a predictive visibility platform that allows companies to plan and monitor their logistics flows in real time. By integrating data from third-party sensors, operators, and carriers, Everysens enables real-time location monitoring and analytics, facilitating hassle-free logistics management. The company's innovative approach is further enhanced by Ralf, an AI-powered digital transport assistant designed to support operational teams in transport management tasks. With a presence in over 37 countries, Everysens serves prominent clients, including Total, Saint Gobain, Gefco, and Arcelor Mittal, leveraging IoT, Big Data, and AI to boost transport performance and productivity.
Nanoleq
Grant in 2018
Nanoleq AG, established in 2017 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative electric cables using stretchable electronics. As a spinoff from ETH Zurich, the company focuses on integrating electronic functionalities into textiles, particularly for health monitoring. Its products utilize advanced conductive silicone technology to create soft sensors capable of recording vital signs such as heartbeat, electrocardiograms, and breathing patterns through comfortable and washable garments. These sensors are designed for various applications, including healthcare, sports, and workwear, with the aim of setting a standard in the health-monitoring textile market. Nanoleq is committed to facilitating the rapid development and widespread adoption of smart textiles across multiple sectors, including robotics and aerospace.
Meta Innovation Consulting Group
Grant in 2018
MetaICG helps businesses deliver technology products and services to market quickly, reliably, and cost-effectively. Through its expertise and a wide range of skills (Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Computer Vision and Data Science), MetaICG helps clients achieve business optimization and profitability growth. The company delivers a full spectrum of software development and UX/UI services to clients from all over the globe. Along with software development, MetaICG is the pioneer in developing innovative, revenue-generating applications, real-time systems, complex algorithms development and IOTs.
eSMART
Grant in 2017
eSMART specializes in developing intelligent management systems for homes and workplaces, focusing on energy efficiency and automation. Founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the Ecole Polytechnique de Lausanne, the company has created a technology that integrates seamlessly into existing buildings without the need for additional wiring. Its micro-modules, installed behind light switches, communicate through existing electrical systems to oversee functions such as heating, lighting, and electricity management. eSMART's systems provide real-time data on energy and water usage, empowering users to monitor and control their consumption effectively. The company counts several major construction firms in Switzerland among its clients, reflecting its strong presence in the building automation sector.
Kontor 46
Grant in 2017
Kontor 46 enables end to end services and works to implement solutions fine tuned to its client’s needs. The company provides high tech solutions with its network of associates, engineers, scientists and laboratories. Some of its services are: IoT environmental and industrial sensing, tablet and smartphone apps, machine learning for custom applications, statistical modeling implementations for automated data analysis, and many among others.
Ecoisme
Grant in 2017
Ecoisme is a home energy monitoring system designed to track the energy consumption of household appliances and provide users with insights into their electricity spending. By utilizing a single sensor connected to the fuse box in a contactless manner, Ecoisme effectively detects energy use patterns and offers suggestions to reduce electricity consumption. The system also helps to prevent overuse of grid and solar energy, alerting homeowners to potential appliance failures. Ecoisme gained recognition for its innovative approach, having successfully launched an Indiegogo campaign and received the CES Best of Innovations Award. The company is actively engaged in pilot projects with various organizations, including EDF, Virgin Media, and the Dubai Energy and Water Authority, and became a member of the Edison Electric Institute in June.
Ferntech
Grant in 2017
Ferntech GMBH, headquartered in Crailsheim, Germany, specializes in designing and manufacturing monitoring and control systems for off-grid, hybrid, and microgrid power systems. Founded in 2016 and previously known as Infinite Fingers GmbH, the company offers the Universal Monitoring and Control (UMC) solution. This technology facilitates the interconnectivity of various components, a cloud server, and a software platform, enabling system operators to remotely monitor and control multiple power systems efficiently. Ferntech's UMC solution supports compatibility with components from any manufacturer and employs visual programming tools, making it accessible for users of varying technical expertise. By lowering costs and logistical barriers, Ferntech enhances the operational capabilities of power system operators, allowing them to perform preventive maintenance, customize reports, and consolidate data on a single web-based dashboard, ultimately improving productivity and reducing maintenance expenses.
Neuron Soundware
Grant in 2017
Neuron Soundware develops advanced technology for machine diagnostics, leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to analyze acoustic signatures and other physical parameters of industrial equipment. This innovative approach facilitates early detection of potential failures, enhancing the operational efficiency of machines across various applications, including power generation, CNC machining, 3D printing, and robotics. By optimizing the performance of both individual machines and entire manufacturing lines, Neuron Soundware helps reduce operating costs, improve maintenance practices, and minimize the environmental impact of industrial production. Their comprehensive solution features IoT hardware for edge computing, web-based software for data analysis, and seamless integration capabilities, allowing for 24/7 remote data access and rapid processing of large datasets. This positions Neuron Soundware as a key player in developing sustainable technologies and processes within the manufacturing sector.
Silent Sensors
Grant in 2017
Silent Sensors is an innovative IOT (Internet of Things) company with a focus on tyres and tyre management. We have a number of exciting opportunities covering holistic tyre lifecycle management, in particular the development of RFID tagging, sensors and energy harvesting, all of which significantly reduce the total cost of operations of a fleet of vehicles, whether they be construction equipment, trucks, busses or cars.
HOMYHUB
Grant in 2017
HomyHub, based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in developing innovative solutions for garage management. The company offers a plug-and-play device that transforms smartphones into smart garage door remotes, allowing users to control, monitor, and manage access to their garages conveniently and securely from anywhere. This technology not only provides a simple and user-friendly experience but also integrates with various smart devices and services, enhancing the overall functionality of garage spaces. HomyHub's mission is to maximize the potential of garages, making them more valuable and accessible in people's lives.
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.
eTactica
Grant in 2017
eTactica is a company that provides solutions for monitoring electricity consumption at a granular level, allowing users to track usage down to individual devices. By utilizing built-in messaging technology and standard connectivity options such as Ethernet and Wi-Fi, eTactica's products offer valuable insights into energy consumption. This capability enables businesses to identify opportunities for energy reduction, leading to significant cost savings and enhanced operational efficiency. The company's focus on simplifying energy tracking positions it as a practical tool for organizations aiming to optimize their electricity usage.
Proxigroup
Seed Round in 2017
ProxiGroup specializes in innovative cloud software solutions that facilitate the effective and cost-efficient deployment and management of Internet of Things (IoT) asset tracking systems. The company offers a comprehensive range of services, including installation, deployment, integration, and metric verification, allowing businesses to access real-time data collection and analytics through IoT and RFID technology. This enables organizations to monitor their assets conveniently and make data-driven decisions based on actionable insights.
Green City Solutions
Grant in 2017
Green City Solutions GmbH, founded in 2014 and based in Berlin, Germany, focuses on addressing air pollution through innovative waste management solutions. The company has developed the “CityTree,” a product that features a specially designed, vertically installed moss culture combined with Internet-of-Things (IoT) technology. This unique system targets particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone, improving air quality by utilizing specific plants that purify the air while also providing cooling and humidification. The CityTree is equipped with sensors that gather environmental and climatic data, allowing for the regulation and optimization of plant performance. Additionally, the collected data contributes to enhancing the understanding of environmental conditions in urban areas.
Mater Dyamics
Grant in 2017
Mater Dynamics is about the fundamentals of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, and our PhDs and MScs team member use them to develop problem-solving products.
Ubiscale
Grant in 2017
Ubiscale’s mission is to enable our customers catching new opportunities that are made possible by new long-range networks. Ubiscale specializes in Geolocation technologies and related outcomes on electronic design, embedded software, network integration and system qualification. Target applications are all type of services in consumer & professional IoT/M2M markets where keeping track of position makes sense. It includes trackers, beacons, tags, wearables applied to people/animal/objects tracking, geo-marketing, logistics, asset management.
GreenSpider
Grant in 2017
GreenSpider is a developer of Internet of Things (IoT) technology aimed at enhancing mobility and vehicle sharing within smart cities. The company's software integrates with a range of scalable devices that offer various features, such as real-time monitoring of geolocation, temperature, humidity, and vibrations. This technology enables logistics operators to effectively track and manage critical shipments, ensuring they receive timely information about their expeditions. GreenSpider's focus on improving mobility applications positions it as a key player in the evolving landscape of smart urban environments.
Eureka Group
Grant in 2017
Eureka Group is involved in satisfying customer-specific M2M-communication requirements in the automotive field. It develops and supplies autonomous tracking, communication and sensory solutions for logistics and maintenance applications.
Dashboard Limited
Grant in 2017
Dashboard is at the forefront of industrial process/infrastructure monitoring, capitalising on the IoT (Internet of Things) revolution. Harnessing innovations in electronics manufacturing, communications and enterprise cloud technologies, continuous real-time monitoring has become a reality. Facilitating change and empowering customers seeking to increase efficiency and gain competitive advantage is now here. Petrochemical pipeline leaks and ruptures, resulting from structural failure, corrosion, vandalism and theft, can be reported 24/7 whether in the field on a mobile device or in an office half a world away.
Sigrow
Grant in 2017
Sigrow is a startup based in Wageningen, Netherlands, focused on providing growers with advanced monitoring tools to address agricultural challenges. The company offers a solution that integrates real-time monitoring sensors to manage key environmental factors such as irradiance, humidity, water, and temperature. Their platform, known as The Chef, utilizes an algorithm that assists growers in optimizing crop yields while conserving water and energy resources. By delivering insights and recommendations tailored to individual farming needs, Sigrow empowers growers to make informed decisions regarding irrigation and fertilization. The company's innovative approach aims to simplify agriculture through the integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, making efficient farming practices accessible to growers worldwide.
Goodmill Systems
Grant in 2017
Goodmill Systems, Ltd. specializes in connectivity solutions tailored for business users, integrators, and service providers. Founded in 2005 and located in Espoo, Finland, the company offers a range of products, including service-aware routers designed for backup routing of essential connections, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses and retail locations. Their offerings also encompass remote monitoring and management systems, as well as security and surveillance applications. Additionally, Goodmill provides support services, Internet protocol network consultancy, and network management integration. The company focuses on delivering broadband solutions for public safety operators, addressing the growing demand for reliable digital connectivity in critical situations. By implementing a unique business model, Goodmill aims to enhance data security, coverage, and resilience while minimizing the need for substantial investments in new network infrastructure.
Zehus
Grant in 2017
Zehus is an Italy-based smart mobility company specializing in electric bicycle technology. Its flagship product, BIKE+ all in one, serves as a comprehensive e-kit that integrates a motor, batteries, electronics, and Bluetooth connectivity to enhance the cycling experience. The system is designed to optimize the use of human power, functioning independently of the electrical grid. By maximizing the efficiency of human energy, BIKE+ all in one has demonstrated significant improvements in cycling performance, including over 30% increased efficiency and more than 20% reduced oxygen consumption. This makes a bike equipped with BIKE+ all in one a genuinely zero-emission vehicle, promoting sustainable transportation solutions.
Sense4Care
Grant in 2017
Sense4Care company is made of researchers from the Technical Research Centre for Dependency Care and Autonomous Living (CETpD), a research center that belongs to Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC). CETpD research is focused on improving the quality of life of people with dependency and/or chronic diseases through technology.
SAT4M2M
Grant in 2017
Sat4m2m develops a forefront IoT platform at the convergence of Space IoT and LPWA devices for disruptive and interoperable services for Industrial IoT. SAT4M2M's satellite communication network enables a worldwide IoT monitoring of fixed and moving assets in many verticals including transportation (like railways with secure, low-power sensors), energy, agriculture, infrastructure and industry 4.0. SAT4M2M's vision is to provide the preferred global backbone for all machine-2-machine communications.
Include
Grant in 2017
Include Ltd. is a high-tech startup based in Solin, Croatia, specializing in the development and manufacturing of IoT-based street furniture. Established in 2014, the company introduced the first smart bench in Europe in 2015, which incorporates features such as cable and wireless charging for devices, a free Wi-Fi hotspot, street lighting, and 15 sensors for monitoring bench usage and environmental data. The benches are equipped with an advanced web platform that enables real-time tracking of usage data, providing valuable insights for city councils and governments to enhance urban planning and maximize the benefits of smart technologies in public spaces. With nearly 100 units sold in its first year, Include aims to become a leader in innovative solutions that meet the everyday needs of citizens.
Rhomb.io
Grant in 2017
Rhomb.io is a modular platform of hardware and firmware for the development and manufacture of devices. Its objective is to provide customers with the easiest was to design devices by pre-assembling the different ready-to-use elements into one system. All the parts are designed to be easily interchangeable making life easier for loT design teams. The rhomb.io system is the most straight forward way to design a device from scratch and is faster than current more traditional methods so that you can get your products out into the market fast.
OutSense
Grant in 2017
OutSense develops an IoT medical device aimed at early illness detection and wellness monitoring through the analysis of human waste. Utilizing innovative imaging technologies, the device detects tiny quantities of blood mixed with stool directly within a standard toilet bowl. This capability allows for the generation of daily medical status reports for individuals, alerting caregivers to health deviations and potential abnormalities. The primary focus of OutSense is the prevention of colorectal cancer by identifying hidden blood in stool, a well-established screening method that traditionally requires sending samples to specialized laboratories. By integrating this technology with a mobile application, OutSense aims to enhance proactive health management and improve early diagnosis.
Terafence
Seed Round in 2017
Terafence is a one-way communication that secures IoT devices connectivity and protects critical infrastructure networks. Terafence Ltd. Established in Israel on November 2015. The company is fully owned by its founders. Terafence is developing a state-of-the-art Firmware/microchip, “TFence™”, patents pending, for cyber-secured connectivity, and mechanical waves to control medical implants. This advanced Firmware/chip ensures total protection from tampering by enabling data outflow while completely blocking data entry and with it malicious attacks. The “TFence™” is designed to meet the IoT cyber security market requirements.
WSN4Life
Grant in 2017
ireless Sensor Networks is an engineering company founded in 2004 as a point of departure and professional development of a close-knit group of people. It produces innovation, on a project basis, on orders from customers (in Italy and abroad), with which it seeks solutions to problems in the provision of value-added healthcare services. Over time, some projects have become products, others have turned into further projects, in a snowball effect on the overall value chain of the company, which has continued to grow. WSN4Life acts with uncontrollable thrust giving all of itself and works with total participation and with the aim of being for its interlocutor (direct, the client, indirect, the patient) a choice "for life".
wheel.me
Grant in 2017
Wheel.me, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway, specializes in innovative wheel technology that allows users to transform any object into an autonomous mobile robot. This unique technology enables the movement of heavy items indoors through a smartphone application or voice commands, facilitating material handling automation. Wheel.me's system integrates a robotic component, indoor navigation technology, and data analytics, allowing for seamless operation without requiring alterations to the object's original design or form. This advancement significantly enhances efficiency in moving objects on wheels, catering to various industries seeking to streamline their logistics and operations.
TERTIUM Technology
Grant in 2017
TERTIUM Technology is an Italian company that designs and produces electronic devices capable of increasing the level of perception and interaction between people, objects and places. Perfectly integrated in the Cloud, our devices become an active part in business processes and daily life. Considering the great success and the quick diffusion of smartphones and tablets, our goal is to extend the functions of these devices by equipping them with accessories for radio frequency identification (RFID) and for wireless sensors readout (Wireless Sensing). The electronic devices we produce integrate technologies such as RFID HF, UHF and Active 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth (Low Energy as well), GPS/ GPRS, Wi-Fi, USB and Ethernet, all managed by a in-house developed communication protocol. The distinctive features of our products include: ultra low power consumption, small dimensions, ease of use and integration. The success of TERTIUM Technology’s devices is confirmed by the setting-up of new partnerships with some large international companies and with dealers and systems integrators around the world.
Smart Component Technologies
Grant in 2017
Smart Component Technologies specializes in the remote condition monitoring of bolted assets in the rail, oil, and gas industries. Its fully integrated Smart Ecosystem allows local and remote monitoring of clamp force, tilt, temperature, and more. With its ground breaking clamp force sensor technology, flexible hardware, and fully integrated communication systems, the company provides a range of cost effective solutions to help organisations monitor their assets more effectively. Its passion is to enable asset owners to increase reliability by detecting problems early, increase maintainability by automating repetitive tasks in difficult-to-access areas, and increasing safety by reducing the need for personnel to enter hazardous areas.
Authometion srl
Grant in 2016
Authometion is an IoT solutions provider that develops and sells products and services for home automation market. The company's main industries are security and lighting.
LightBee
Grant in 2016
LightBee is an innovative company specializing in Visible Light Communication (VLC) technology, leveraging the capabilities of LED lamps for both illumination and data transmission. With applications spanning domestic settings, traffic management, healthcare, and hospitality, LightBee addresses the growing demand for energy-efficient and environmentally friendly lighting solutions. The company focuses on integrating LED technology into various hardware, facilitating functions such as signage, mobile devices, and urban lighting. By combining low power consumption with a long lifespan, LightBee's products maintain consistent performance while also serving as effective communication tools. The use of visible light for data transmission offers advantages such as immunity to electromagnetic interference, enhanced security, and safety for users. With a foundation in wireless optical communication and a commitment to creating an integrated ecosystem for access, identification, and validation, LightBee aims to empower clients in managing their operations more effectively.
InboundMuse
Grant in 2016
InboundMuse is a premier DataScience-As-A-Service Agency that was recognized for its “excellent innovations in ICT” by the European Commission in 2016. The company exports its know-how across the world and solves headaches for Universities, household names like Intel; and international groups specializing solely on data and analytics. InboundMuse leads R&D projects that transform freely available, but unused, data into tangible business gains. The ultimate goal is always to increase organisational efficiency through automation and self-optimizing systems that cut down costs or boost profit margins. Its solutions mine, manage and master data to automate systems that can range from the completely virtual to the Internet-of-Things; and from the Microscopic (Cancer Research) to the scale of Urban-Planning (Traffic Flow Optimization).
Infarm
Grant in 2016
Infarm is a Berlin-based company founded in 2013 that designs and distributes efficient vertical farms for urban environments. By integrating IoT technologies and machine learning, Infarm provides a modular farming system that aims to create a resilient, transparent, and affordable alternative food system. The company’s compact growing kits enable cities to enhance their self-sufficiency in food production, improving the safety, quality, and environmental impact of the food supply. Through its innovative approach, Infarm seeks to transform how fresh produce is grown and consumed in urban areas.
Genes’Ink
Grant in 2016
Genes'Ink is a leading startup in the conductive and semiconductive inks market, focusing on the development of advanced materials for the Internet of Things (IoT) and flexible printed electronics. The company's innovative products enable the creation of thin, flexible devices that enhance conductivity and electrical performance, making them suitable for applications in printed electronics, lighting, and environmental sensors. Genes'Ink is committed to sustainable development and maintains a responsible approach to its operations, emphasizing the importance of environmental stewardship and the well-being of its workforce. By closely collaborating with partners and customers, the company tailors its ink formulations to meet specific requirements, ensuring compatibility with various industrial printing methods and flexible substrates for large-scale production.
Industrial Shields
Grant in 2016
Industrial Shields is a leading manufacturer of technologically advanced industrial controlling products based on Open Source tecnology. Industrial Shields offers a full family of products to use to satisfy all needs required on automation and machinery. Founded in October 2012, IndustrialShields.com is growing with the aim to become the biggest e-commerce of industrial automation electronic devices based on Open Source Hardware electronics in Spain and one of the leaders in Europe and the World. Their goal is to offer the widest choice of products at a very reasonable costs compared with the products that are developed under the current market leaders of this market. They also offer the possibility to buy this directly to us online in order to save the different markups that the distributors and retailers are adding to the price that the final users pays. Based in Barberà del Vallès, Barcelona, Spain, they are currently delivering Worldwide to the main industrialized markets.
Disruptive Technologies
Grant in 2016
Disruptive Technologies AS, founded in November 2013 and based in Bergen, Norway, specializes in the development of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. The company focuses on creating the world's smallest fully integrated wireless sensors, which enable advanced measurement and data delivery. These sensors communicate via the Internet and are designed with unique attributes related to size, range, and battery capacity. By leveraging these innovative technologies, Disruptive Technologies aims to enhance how users interact with their environments, providing new possibilities for sensing and control.
WAISENSE
Grant in 2016
WAISENSE s a technology-based engineering company founded in 2018, specialised in product development and innovation offering R&D and innovation consulting services in: i) hardware and software development for different clients, from the original design, prototyping and industrialisation of products; and ii) innovative business development consultancy for collaborative and technological projects and other activities such as market research, patents and trademarks, marketing, competition, graphic design, among others. WAISENSE track record includes patents in 17 countries, 37 smart-city projects, +150 events and interviews, + 24 publiched reports, +30 awards and recognitions, 45 products developed, +500 tons CO2 emissions avoided with our products and the ones we develop for our customers and +4M€ in private and public collaborative projects across Europe. WAISENSE is the current brand name designates its internationally patented, eco-efficient and innovative solutions for improving the water efficiency of plumbing installations in a variety of applications. Incorporates: a) hot water recirculation without adding a dedicated return line b) leak detection and stoppage; c) IoT water-metering; d) smart irrigation functionality; e) freezing risk prevention; f) online monitoring and control of each previous function; g) smart-speakers and other systems/platforms compatibility and many more functions patented. We are developers, manufacturers and marketers of WAISENSE technology, which generates a reduction of costs in projects and installations, an improvement in the quality of life of users and customer service and an increase in property value, among other advantages for the SmartHome and SmartCity segments.
Nanolike
Grant in 2016
Nanolike is a company that focuses on logistics optimization solutions specifically tailored for the chemical and agri-food sectors. Established in 2012 and based in Midi-Pyrenees, France, Nanolike offers an IoT-based software platform designed for industrial applications. This platform enables real-time monitoring of inventory, providing alerts and data that help clients manage their logistics more efficiently. By streamlining operations and improving inventory management, Nanolike assists businesses in reducing transportation costs and avoiding shortages, ultimately enhancing supply chain efficiency.
Zerintia Technologies
Grant in 2016
Zerintia specializes in developing technological solutions based on wearable technology and Internet of Things applied to business processes and healthcare environments. The company's mission is to create innovative solutions for improving the company’s efficiency and health service performance based on the wearable technology.
ReMoni
Grant in 2016
ReMoni ApS specializes in providing small wireless sensors for monitoring technical installations to prevent resource loss. Established in 2013 and based in Østbirk, Denmark, the company enables clients to attach these sensors to various infrastructures such as cables and pipes. The sensors offer real-time measurements of energy consumption, automatic alerts for overconsumption, and early warnings for potential issues. This technology supports remote surveillance and facility management, allowing users to benchmark similar devices and respond promptly to sudden failures. ReMoni's system, which integrates cloud-based artificial intelligence and machine learning, aims to optimize resource use across various sectors, including agriculture and public services, thereby reducing energy waste and CO2 emissions.
Worldsensing
Grant in 2016
Worldsensing is a leading provider of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, specializing in low-power wireless sensing networks. The company has developed comprehensive applications for smart cities and industrial sectors, focusing on mobility and industrial solutions. Its mobility portfolio includes Bitcarrier, a real-time traffic flow management system, and Fastprk, a widely recognized smart parking solution. In industrial applications, Worldsensing offers the LS-G6 platform, which monitors assets in challenging locations such as bridges, tunnels, and power lines. Founded in 2010, the company has secured funding through various investment rounds, with notable contributions from Fundación Jose Manuel Entrecanales and Kibo Ventures. Worldsensing has received multiple accolades for its innovations, including awards for Fastprk and Bitcarrier, and its CEO, Ignasi Vilajosana, was named the first Spanish Endeavor Entrepreneur in 2014. With offices in Barcelona and London, the company employs a team of over 40 professionals dedicated to enhancing infrastructure through advanced sensing technologies.
Think Silicon
Grant in 2016
Think Silicon Ltd. specializes in designing and developing graphics solutions for mobile and embedded devices, focusing on the low-end to mid-end markets. The company provides a variety of products, including Nema|CL, a graphics processing unit, and the Think2D Graphics Accelerator Engine, which enhances the performance of 2D content on System-on-Chip (SoC) and mobile devices. Additionally, Think Silicon offers display products such as multilayer display controllers and VGA controllers, along with (M)JPEG video and still image decoders. The company also supplies graphics intellectual property (IP) modules and display processors tailored for the Internet of Things (IoT) and wearable technology sectors. Established in 2007 and based in Patras Science Park, Greece, Think Silicon operates as a subsidiary of Applied Materials, Inc. Its customer base includes fabless chip companies focused on communication and multimedia applications.
Silent Sensors
Grant in 2016
Silent Sensors is an innovative IOT (Internet of Things) company with a focus on tyres and tyre management. We have a number of exciting opportunities covering holistic tyre lifecycle management, in particular the development of RFID tagging, sensors and energy harvesting, all of which significantly reduce the total cost of operations of a fleet of vehicles, whether they be construction equipment, trucks, busses or cars.
Geezar Soluciones
Grant in 2016
GEEZAR Solutions is a technological innovation company born in 2013 that aims to be a reference in the world of monitoring. From the beginning it started with the premise of achieving energy efficiency and savings; and the best way of doing this is through knowledge and information about what happens around. From a truck carrying fruit, phytosanitary machine, a sewer or a treatment plant of slurry, GEEZAR applies an innovative methodology in their monitoring systems, using the latest technologies and essentially with a know-how previously acquired at the University of Zaragoza. GEEZAR is concerned about the work well done (and agile made), customer satisfaction, well-being of its employees, control the newest technological trends and continuous reinvention in their projects. Not in vain a high percentage of resources are reinvested in R & D.
Wearable Technologies
Seed Round in 2016
Wearable Technologies Limited specializes in the design, manufacture, and distribution of intelligent clothing embedded with washable electronics, catering to consumer, industrial safety, and emergency service markets both in the United Kingdom and internationally. The company offers a diverse range of products, including LED-embedded jackets, safety vests, parkas, and various accessories under the ICEid, Visijax, and ElekTex brands. With over 50 granted patents, Wearable Technologies has established itself as an early leader in integrating fabric sensor controls into clothing. Their products are utilized by workers across various sectors, including industry, local government, military, and police forces. The company sells its offerings through retailers in the UK and the US, as well as online globally. Additionally, Wearable Technologies is developing an IoT platform aimed at creating a "connected worker" environment, collaborating with partners for data connectivity and systems integration. Founded in 2011 and based in Enderby, UK, the company also operates in China, emphasizing innovation in the rapidly growing wearable technology sector.
ARCHON TECHNOLOGIES
Grant in 2016
ARCHON TECHNOLOGIES specializes in providing automated operations with UAVs. Archon technology utilizes drones and recharging stations to reduce the costs, decrease the risks, and to increase the quality of surveillance, inspections and monitoring services that today are performed with cameras, satellites, and human personnel. The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Modena, Italy.
Loc8tor
Grant in 2016
As a great British technology manufacturer, Loc8tor designs the best trackers so the things that matter to you stay safe. Originally developed for finding children, pets and other everyday items around the home, their miniaturised homing tags and directional technology became so effective that they generated a huge interest from all over the world for a diverse range of applications, some expected and some they had never of thought of.
Digital Keys
Grant in 2015
Digital Keys specializes in providing comprehensive 5G IoT smart access control solutions. The company offers an integrated platform that includes asset management software, mobile applications for digital key management, and advanced smart locks. Its technology is designed to simplify access control across various applications by allowing users to generate, revoke, and manage access permissions for physical spaces and digital assets. This approach enhances security and operational efficiency for businesses of all sizes, facilitating a more convenient and secure method of managing access to properties and services.
Kunak
Grant in 2015
Kunak specializes in developing wireless monitoring and control systems that facilitate the remote capture of environmental data and the management of infrastructure and equipment. The company’s solutions leverage advanced sensor technology, data transmission, and processing capabilities to provide real-time information. By enabling businesses and organizations to monitor and control critical parameters, Kunak helps clients optimize their processes, measure environmental impacts, and enhance overall management efficiency. This not only aids in informed decision-making but also contributes to cost reduction and resource profitability.
Aconet
Grant in 2015
ACONET is a company of the COFISAN Group . ACONET was born in Rome in 1995 and immediately became a member of the Italian Association of Internet Providers (AIIP). The experience gained in the design, implementation and management of applications and projects related to Internet working differentiates it from other competitors because it does not focus its core business solely in providing mere connectivity. In December 2001, with the acquisition of the business branch of Galactica, one of the first Italian ISPs, it completed its infrastructure, equipping itself with two server farms in the cities of Rome and Milan. ACONET is today active both as NASP (Network Applications Services Provider), through the creation and offer of some software for use in various sectors including publishing, pharmaceutical, automotive and healthcare, both as ISP (Internet Services Provider), through the provision of services dedicated to business customers, with assistance 24h / 24h and constant attention to the Services Level Agreement (SLA). In June 2003, Aconet enrolled in the national register of research, becoming in effect a promoter of activities in the field of technological innovation, recognized by MIUR.
Etrel
Grant in 2015
Etrel is a manufacturer of charging stations and software for integrated electric vehicle charging systems. Etrel's electromobility ecosystem comprises EV charging products for private, public and commercial use, charging infrastructure management software solutions, and applications for end users.
AEInnova
Grant in 2015
AEInnova, founded in 2014 at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, specializes in innovative Internet of Things (IoT) solutions for predictive maintenance. The company was established by a team of PhDs and engineers with expertise in microelectronics and various engineering disciplines. AEInnova's flagship product, InduEye, is a fully battery-less and autonomous device that monitors vibrations, steam traps, and thermal conditions, harnessing energy from waste heat, with future versions incorporating solar and wind power. The technology stands out due to its patented innovation, which enhances performance and enables real-time edge computing while utilizing advanced wireless communication standards. AEInnova's devices are employed in diverse sectors, including oil and gas, aluminum, steel, paper, and water treatment, and feature a sophisticated IoT cloud-based dashboard for data analytics and predictive maintenance. The company has received 31 international awards for its contributions to sustainability and innovation and has secured significant investment, including funding from the European Commission. AEInnova is actively engaged in multiple EU R&D projects focused on energy harvesting and IoT technologies.
Abo Data
Grant in 2015
Abo Data provides consulting and technology projects in the area of Internet of Things, Analytics and Machine Learning, supporting national and international customers in Utilities, Manufacturing, Transportation and Asset Management sectors. The company has been supporting its customers in the digital transformation journey for over twenty-five years through consulting and the implementation of IT solutions.
Dolphin Fluidics
Grant in 2015
Dolphin Fluidics is a leading-edge startup, developing, producing and selling intelligent and precision fluidics devices based on smart materials actuators and control and communication electronics integration. Dolphin Fluidics acts as a flexible network company integrating new technologies based on an extensive scouting activity and partnership into the market. The close relationship with F-Lab, our sister research and innovation company, allow us to constantly anticipating new trends and introducing emerging technology, bringing you state-of-the-art solutions.
Omniflow
Grant in 2015
Omniflow specializes in sustainable energy solutions, focusing on the development of innovative infrastructure for urban environments. The company has created a Smart IoT Lamppost that integrates wind and solar energy technologies, transforming traditional street lighting into multifunctional smart infrastructure. This lamppost can accommodate various applications, including 5G Small Cells, Edge Computing, and Computer Vision, while providing high-quality data services. Additionally, Omniflow has developed an omnidirectional wind turbine and efficient solar cells, which support microgeneration and energy storage. These technologies enable businesses to efficiently generate power for diverse applications, making them suitable for both urban and remote locations. Through these advancements, Omniflow aims to enhance energy generation and sustainability in modern cities.
Bosolog
Grant in 2015
Bosolog is a developer of monitoring software and multisensor systems tailored for the Internet of Things (IoT) market. The company’s technology allows businesses to track the location and conditions of their products in real time, measuring factors such as temperature, impact, and moisture exposure. By utilizing a combination of multi-sensor arrays and GPS tracking, Bosolog enables users to monitor valuable assets during transit, storage, and use. The system provides immediate notifications if products encounter potentially damaging conditions, allowing for timely interventions and thorough documentation of events throughout the supply chain.
Viva Developments
Grant in 2015
VIVAINNOVA is a company focused on printed electronics. UFPC (Ultra Flexible Printed Circuits), is a disruptive technology to create flexible electronic devices at low cost. Flexible heaters, wearables, antennas for the internet of things, .. are some of the applications being trend in the markets. After several years VIVAINNOVA has developed a new technology among others in the field of printed electronics, organic or flexible (depending on the different existing denominations), being amongst the few in the international community able to develop similar products based on this innovative technology. Printed Electronic Technology makes sophisticated devices accessible to everyone, and it takes beyond the classic electronics industry. This technology, also called TOLAE (Thin, Organic and Large Area Electronics), allows a wide range of electrical and electronic components to be produced by printing processes, using techniques similar to those used in the graphic arts. The current development of printed electronics makes it very suitable for the manufacture of certain parts of an electronic circuit. By printing technology is highly desirable manufacturing the conductive traces of the circuit and some basic components thereof, such as resistors, capacitors, and diodes, among others. But this technology has not yet achieved such print transistors miniaturization and high performance as the traditional electronics, such as in the case of a microcontroller. VIVAINNOVA noted the opportunity to unite the advantages provided by both technologies to create their hybrid technology called UFPC (Ultra Flexible Printed Circuits), thus exploiting the competitive advantages of both technologies. While traditional electronics provides high performance and capability, printed electronics provides flexible substrates with high volume production at an economical price and environmentally friendly, compared with traditional electronics.
photonicSENS
Grant in 2015
PhotonicSens enables next generation depth perception experiences including gesture recognition, face recognition, navigation, mixed reality and more on mobile devices. The company believes that the next step for IoT is to facilitiate next generation depth perception experiences within the power constraints of mobile devices. This way, they have pioneered the development of our Single Lens Depth Camera Technology that combines our innovative optics and sophisticated algorithms to enable cutting-edge 3D vision capabilities.
Worldsensing
Grant in 2015
Worldsensing is a leading provider of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, specializing in low-power wireless sensing networks. The company has developed comprehensive applications for smart cities and industrial sectors, focusing on mobility and industrial solutions. Its mobility portfolio includes Bitcarrier, a real-time traffic flow management system, and Fastprk, a widely recognized smart parking solution. In industrial applications, Worldsensing offers the LS-G6 platform, which monitors assets in challenging locations such as bridges, tunnels, and power lines. Founded in 2010, the company has secured funding through various investment rounds, with notable contributions from Fundación Jose Manuel Entrecanales and Kibo Ventures. Worldsensing has received multiple accolades for its innovations, including awards for Fastprk and Bitcarrier, and its CEO, Ignasi Vilajosana, was named the first Spanish Endeavor Entrepreneur in 2014. With offices in Barcelona and London, the company employs a team of over 40 professionals dedicated to enhancing infrastructure through advanced sensing technologies.
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