European Innovation Council

Lotus Microsystems offers miniaturized highly integrated point of load power converters. The devices are engineered for portable electronics manufacturers ready for usage whenever tiny power supply units are needed. Our devices offer up to 72% reduction in footprint compared to existing solutions with higher efficiency and reliability. Our plug and play solutions enable our customers to innovate their electronics without worrying about power supply units.

Dimenco B.V. is a Netherlands-based company that specializes in 3D autostereoscopic technology, offering a range of products and services for both professional and consumer markets. Founded in 2010 and operating as a subsidiary of Top Wise International Enterprise Limited, Dimenco develops 3D displays that allow viewers to see different images without the use of special glasses. Their offerings include autostereoscopic displays, software, content conversion, and consultancy services. The company also provides tools such as the DirectX Visualizer and OpenGL Visualizer, which enable users to experience 3D applications on its displays, and the Dimenco 3D Player for playing 3D video clips. By utilizing a lenticular overlay on LCDs, Dimenco's technology enhances visual experiences, bridging the gap between excitement and reality for users.

FaradaIC Sensors focuses on developing miniaturized gas sensors aimed at enhancing dioxygen detection capabilities for electronic devices. By employing standard microfabrication techniques, the company effectively reduces both the size and power consumption of its sensors, leading to lower production costs. This innovative approach allows for the commoditization of gas sensors, making them accessible and affordable for a variety of Internet of Things applications. FaradaIC Sensors is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for flexible and cost-effective gas sensing solutions in the expanding IoT market.

FaradaIC Sensors focuses on developing miniaturized gas sensors aimed at enhancing dioxygen detection capabilities for electronic devices. By employing standard microfabrication techniques, the company effectively reduces both the size and power consumption of its sensors, leading to lower production costs. This innovative approach allows for the commoditization of gas sensors, making them accessible and affordable for a variety of Internet of Things applications. FaradaIC Sensors is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for flexible and cost-effective gas sensing solutions in the expanding IoT market.

Dimenco B.V. is a Netherlands-based company that specializes in 3D autostereoscopic technology, offering a range of products and services for both professional and consumer markets. Founded in 2010 and operating as a subsidiary of Top Wise International Enterprise Limited, Dimenco develops 3D displays that allow viewers to see different images without the use of special glasses. Their offerings include autostereoscopic displays, software, content conversion, and consultancy services. The company also provides tools such as the DirectX Visualizer and OpenGL Visualizer, which enable users to experience 3D applications on its displays, and the Dimenco 3D Player for playing 3D video clips. By utilizing a lenticular overlay on LCDs, Dimenco's technology enhances visual experiences, bridging the gap between excitement and reality for users.

PhoneOptika specializes in the development of advanced thin optical film technology aimed at enhancing user experience and safety while interacting with digital displays. The company focuses on creating innovative products that improve the quality of viewing on devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and control monitors. By prioritizing both user engagement and safety, PhoneOptika is committed to delivering solutions that significantly enhance the way individuals interact with digital technology.

Qarnot is a French company based in Montrouge that specializes in providing economical and ecological high-performance computing (HPC) solutions through an innovative platform. It designs and develops Q.rad, a computing heater that combines microprocessors and serves as both a heat source and a computing server. This unique product not only generates heat through computation but also allows users to regulate temperature via an embedded thermostat or smartphone. Qarnot's technology aims to reduce costs associated with traditional data centers, such as infrastructure, maintenance, and cooling, by offering a disruptive alternative for construction companies seeking efficient heating solutions for new buildings. Established in 2010, Qarnot has developed three generations of computing heaters to meet the needs of its clients while promoting sustainable computing practices.

Scrona specializes in micro- and nanotechnology, focusing on innovative solutions for both consumer and industrial applications. The company has developed a three-dimensional nano drip printing technology aimed at facilitating fast and cost-effective production processes. Scrona's core competency lies in printhead development, collaborating with partners to offer comprehensive manufacturing equipment and next-generation products. This enables businesses to produce high-quality printed materials efficiently and at reduced costs, contributing to advancements in micro- and nanofabrication.

Lotus Microsystems offers miniaturized highly integrated point of load power converters. The devices are engineered for portable electronics manufacturers ready for usage whenever tiny power supply units are needed. Our devices offer up to 72% reduction in footprint compared to existing solutions with higher efficiency and reliability. Our plug and play solutions enable our customers to innovate their electronics without worrying about power supply units.

Multicharge is a British company specialising in products that make multiple charging simple.

Oledcomm specializes in designing and developing LiFi solutions that facilitate high-speed optical wireless data communication, targeting sectors such as aerospace and industrial markets. Founded in 2012 and re-established in February 2020 by Benjamin Azoulay, the company is headquartered in Paris, France. Its product range includes LiFi transceivers and software, which enable efficient and environmentally friendly wireless communication. Oledcomm's technology converts information into binary data, similar to optical Morse code, allowing seamless connectivity for various applications in telecom, datacom, and personal electronics.

Multicharge is a British company specialising in products that make multiple charging simple.

VoltAero is a manufacturer of electric aircraft designed to deliver safe, quiet, efficient, and eco-friendly flight solutions. The company's innovative aircraft features parallel electric-hybrid propulsion, providing a reliable platform for general aviation. This versatile aircraft caters to various clients, including private owners, air taxi and charter companies, and those involved in commercial regional travel. By focusing on sustainability and efficiency, VoltAero aims to facilitate a new era of electric aviation, enhancing the overall flight experience while promoting environmental responsibility.

Mode Sensors AS is a digital healthcare company based in Trondheim, Norway, established in 2016. It specializes in developing advanced wearable technology for real-time hydration monitoring, which is essential in various sectors, including healthcare, defense, and workforce safety. The company's flagship product, Re:Balans®, offers continuous and non-invasive tracking of fluid balance, allowing for early intervention in hydration-related issues. By integrating with existing remote patient monitoring systems, Mode Sensors supports a range of applications in hospitals, elderly care, military settings, and high-performance work environments. With a commitment to innovation and user-friendly design, Mode Sensors aims to enhance well-being and performance through effective hydration management.

Aledia SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative light-emitting diodes (LEDs) utilizing a unique 3D architecture based on gallium-nitride-on-silicon microwires. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Grenoble, France, with additional subsidiaries in Malacca, Malaysia, and Palo Alto, California, Aledia's technology employs standard 8-inch silicon wafers and existing fabrication processes, allowing for the production of LED chips at a significantly reduced cost compared to traditional planar designs. This technology supports a range of applications, including general lighting, automotive, and display technologies, specifically for mobile and microdisplays used in augmented and virtual reality environments. Aledia's focus on efficient, brighter, and cost-effective displays positions it as a key player in the LED market.

Mode Sensors AS is a digital healthcare company based in Trondheim, Norway, established in 2016. It specializes in developing advanced wearable technology for real-time hydration monitoring, which is essential in various sectors, including healthcare, defense, and workforce safety. The company's flagship product, Re:Balans®, offers continuous and non-invasive tracking of fluid balance, allowing for early intervention in hydration-related issues. By integrating with existing remote patient monitoring systems, Mode Sensors supports a range of applications in hospitals, elderly care, military settings, and high-performance work environments. With a commitment to innovation and user-friendly design, Mode Sensors aims to enhance well-being and performance through effective hydration management.

VoltAero is a manufacturer of electric aircraft designed to deliver safe, quiet, efficient, and eco-friendly flight solutions. The company's innovative aircraft features parallel electric-hybrid propulsion, providing a reliable platform for general aviation. This versatile aircraft caters to various clients, including private owners, air taxi and charter companies, and those involved in commercial regional travel. By focusing on sustainability and efficiency, VoltAero aims to facilitate a new era of electric aviation, enhancing the overall flight experience while promoting environmental responsibility.

Qarnot is a French company based in Montrouge that specializes in providing economical and ecological high-performance computing (HPC) solutions through an innovative platform. It designs and develops Q.rad, a computing heater that combines microprocessors and serves as both a heat source and a computing server. This unique product not only generates heat through computation but also allows users to regulate temperature via an embedded thermostat or smartphone. Qarnot's technology aims to reduce costs associated with traditional data centers, such as infrastructure, maintenance, and cooling, by offering a disruptive alternative for construction companies seeking efficient heating solutions for new buildings. Established in 2010, Qarnot has developed three generations of computing heaters to meet the needs of its clients while promoting sustainable computing practices.

Xsensio is a digital health company focused on addressing the challenge of real-time, continuous monitoring of health parameters. It is developing an innovative Lab-on-Skin wearable device that serves as a miniaturized sensing platform, enabling continuous and real-time analysis of biochemical information at the skin's surface. This technology allows for the precise measurement of various health indicators, such as electrolytes, metabolites, hormones, and proteins, akin to traditional blood tests but in a minimally invasive manner. By providing unprecedented insights during critical health events, Xsensio aims to enhance patient care and shift the healthcare industry from a static to a dynamic approach in health monitoring.

Xsensio is a digital health company focused on addressing the challenge of real-time, continuous monitoring of health parameters. It is developing an innovative Lab-on-Skin wearable device that serves as a miniaturized sensing platform, enabling continuous and real-time analysis of biochemical information at the skin's surface. This technology allows for the precise measurement of various health indicators, such as electrolytes, metabolites, hormones, and proteins, akin to traditional blood tests but in a minimally invasive manner. By providing unprecedented insights during critical health events, Xsensio aims to enhance patient care and shift the healthcare industry from a static to a dynamic approach in health monitoring.

Aledia SA specializes in the development and manufacturing of innovative light-emitting diodes (LEDs) utilizing a unique 3D architecture based on gallium-nitride-on-silicon microwires. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Grenoble, France, with additional subsidiaries in Malacca, Malaysia, and Palo Alto, California, Aledia's technology employs standard 8-inch silicon wafers and existing fabrication processes, allowing for the production of LED chips at a significantly reduced cost compared to traditional planar designs. This technology supports a range of applications, including general lighting, automotive, and display technologies, specifically for mobile and microdisplays used in augmented and virtual reality environments. Aledia's focus on efficient, brighter, and cost-effective displays positions it as a key player in the LED market.