European Innovation Council

AQLAS is shaping the quantum future and discovering Next-Gen Lasers redefining quantum computing. Our high-quality hardware is set apart by its economical, compact, and efficient nature, thus paving the way for the proliferation of quantum computers.

Hideez is a cybersecurity startup that specializes in providing solutions for both physical and logical access. With offices in the USA and Ukraine, the company has developed the Hideez Key, a hybrid device designed for wireless authentication and password management. This innovative solution integrates RFID door credentials and digital signatures, utilizing encrypted Bluetooth, RFID, and NFC technologies. Hideez Key offers a versatile approach to authentication, enabling users to manage and replace credentials remotely. Its proprietary encryption protocols are platform agnostic and are designed to enhance existing solutions in the market. Overall, Hideez aims to simplify identity and access management while ensuring the security of digital assets.

Axelera AI focuses on providing specialized hardware and software platforms to enhance artificial intelligence tasks, particularly in edge computing. Its primary product, the Metis™ AI Platform, combines hardware and software to offer high-performance, energy-efficient AI inference solutions. The platform's innovative design has earned recognition as a CES® 2024 Innovation Awards Honoree. Established in 2021 after incubation by Bitfury and collaboration with imec, Axelera AI is headquartered in the AI Innovation Center at the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven, with research and development offices in Belgium, Switzerland, and Italy. The company's team comprises experts in AI from leading firms and Fortune 500 companies, focusing on delivering sustainable edge applications through a custom dataflow architecture and multicore in-memory computing that minimizes power consumption.

Qblox is a Dutch scaleup focused on quantum technology, specializing in the development of control hardware for quantum computers. The company offers patented, modular control systems that integrate hardware and software solutions designed to enhance the management of qubits. By creating a distributed processor architecture, Qblox simplifies experimental setups while improving gate fidelities through advanced electronics that reduce noise and drift. This innovation enables scientists to minimize crosstalk, implement low-latency control flows, and optimize measurement efficiency, addressing significant scientific and engineering challenges in the evolution of quantum computing. Qblox aims to support the transition from prototype quantum computers to powerful computational systems, thereby contributing to the broader advancement of quantum technology.

Daze is an Italian hi-tech startup developing smart chargers for electric vehicles (EVs). Founded in 2016, Daze spent 3 years mainly focusing on pure R&D activities to create the first both autonomous and conductive charger for EVs: DazePlug. During 2020 Daze has also developed, started to produce and sell two “classic” EV charging products: DazeBox (for home charging) and DazeMax (for shared charging). In 2021 product sales exceeded 3,800 units and revenues approached 1.9 million Euro, with CAGR of 330% between 2019 and 2021. From June 2021 the company is also benefitting from a grant of 2.5 million Euro from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Fund, which is and will be used to push forward DazePlug development. In 2022 revenues grow over 5 million Euro with positive EBITDA, Daze Iberica started the operations. 2023 is the year of expansion, Daze France is starting the operations and new business models and new products are added to the business

QphoX develops a quantum modem device that facilitates the connection of quantum computers within a network. The company's technology includes a quantum transducer that utilizes a mechanical resonator to couple microwave and optical photons. This innovative approach enables the conversion of information between microwave and optical telecom frequencies, helping clients minimize loss and enhance the fidelity of quantum state transmission. By improving the connectivity of quantum systems, QphoX plays a crucial role in advancing quantum networking capabilities.

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.

Quantum Diamonds specializes in the development of nitrogen-vacancy (NV) diamonds for quantum sensing applications. The company offers advanced quantum sensors that measure magnetic fields, temperature, and pressure, providing superior sensitivity and resolution compared to traditional sensors. These sensors are designed for use in various fields, including navigation, bio-imaging, geographical surveying, and spectroscopy, even under challenging conditions. By focusing on atom-sized quantum technologies, Quantum Diamonds enables industries and academic institutions to conduct precise analyses, optimizing for factors such as crystal lattice strain and charge state stability.

Quandela is a company specializing in quantum computing, focusing on the development of communication networks and optical computers. It manufactures photonic quantum computers and markets them to industrial clients. The company's flagship product, a single-photon source device, integrates photonics with semiconductor quantum dots, facilitating quantum communication, computation, and sensing. This device allows for the efficient collection of emitted single photons at high rates, helping researchers minimize charge noise decoherence and achieve the emission of identical photons with high fidelity. These advancements are crucial for the progress of sophisticated quantum applications, positioning Quandela as a key player in the field of quantum technology.

VSORA is an intellectual property provider based in France, specializing in digital signal processing (DSP) technology for chipmakers focused on next-generation digital communications systems, particularly 5G networks. Established in 2015 by a team of experienced DSP engineers, the company offers a powerful multi-core DSP architecture that eliminates the necessity for DSP co-processors, thereby enhancing design flexibility. VSORA's innovative DSP development flow enables collaboration between signal processing engineers and software engineers, allowing them to work within the same environment and share source code, which significantly accelerates the time-to-market for new products. The company's mission is to address technical challenges by optimizing DSP computing power while minimizing power consumption and silicon footprint, thereby improving overall system performance.

EyeControl is a pioneer in medical technology focused on innovative communication solutions for healthcare. The company has developed a unique device aimed at improving the quality of life for patients with locked-in syndrome, particularly those suffering from ALS. This device consists of a simple glass frame equipped with an infrared camera that connects to a compact computer. It translates the patients' blinks and eye movements into commands, which are then converted into speech through earphones and a speaker. By leveraging advanced technology, EyeControl addresses significant communication barriers, enabling patients to express their needs and preferences more effectively.

Lace Lithography develops chip patterning technology, aiming to extend Moore's Law and enable future chip production.

Wooptix S.L., founded in 2014 and headquartered in Madrid, Spain, specializes in advanced imaging technologies. The company develops light field and wavefront phase imaging software that captures comprehensive information about light, utilizing the full resolution of sensors. This innovative platform allows for three-dimensional modulation of images across various camera setups, producing volumetric images and videos with enhanced data points and high frame rates. By focusing on improving human interaction with the environment, Wooptix aims to redefine the way users perceive and engage with their surroundings, offering new possibilities for image quality and post-processing capabilities.

Abbelight specializes in super-resolution microscopy and membrane imaging, focusing on single molecule localization microscopy to enhance biological research. The company integrates consumables, hardware, and software to deliver advanced scientific solutions, allowing researchers in biology, pharmacology, and environmental studies to utilize super-resolved fluorescence microscopy for improved observation of biological samples. Abbelight aims to democratize access to these sophisticated techniques by simplifying their application while maintaining high performance standards. To support scientists throughout the research process, Abbelight offers expertise in sample preparation and result analysis, providing a comprehensive approach that combines chemistry, computer science, and optical instruments.

Daze is an Italian hi-tech startup developing smart chargers for electric vehicles (EVs). Founded in 2016, Daze spent 3 years mainly focusing on pure R&D activities to create the first both autonomous and conductive charger for EVs: DazePlug. During 2020 Daze has also developed, started to produce and sell two “classic” EV charging products: DazeBox (for home charging) and DazeMax (for shared charging). In 2021 product sales exceeded 3,800 units and revenues approached 1.9 million Euro, with CAGR of 330% between 2019 and 2021. From June 2021 the company is also benefitting from a grant of 2.5 million Euro from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Fund, which is and will be used to push forward DazePlug development. In 2022 revenues grow over 5 million Euro with positive EBITDA, Daze Iberica started the operations. 2023 is the year of expansion, Daze France is starting the operations and new business models and new products are added to the business

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.

AQT is a quantum computing business creating the first general-purpose quantum computer. They are developing general-purpose quantum information processors that will support a variety of industrial applications. They employ a method based on scalable trapped ions that combines unrivaled physical performance, phenomenal qubit control, and proven optical networkability.

AQT is a quantum computing business creating the first general-purpose quantum computer. They are developing general-purpose quantum information processors that will support a variety of industrial applications. They employ a method based on scalable trapped ions that combines unrivaled physical performance, phenomenal qubit control, and proven optical networkability.

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.

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.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company established in 2019, headquartered in Maisons-Laffitte, Île-de-France, with research and development centers located in France, Germany, and Spain. The company specializes in the design of high-performance, low-power microprocessors intended for exascale supercomputers, aligning its product development with the European Union’s technological goals. Its first microprocessor range, Rhea, is set for commercialization in early 2024 and is based on the Arm Neoverse V1 architecture. SiPearl is committed to manufacturing Rhea using advanced processes from TSMC, ensuring state-of-the-art performance. The microprocessors are aimed at a variety of applications, including computing, artificial intelligence, medical research, climate change mitigation, and energy management, serving scientific researchers and major players in the IT, electronics, and automotive sectors.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company established in 2019, headquartered in Maisons-Laffitte, Île-de-France, with research and development centers located in France, Germany, and Spain. The company specializes in the design of high-performance, low-power microprocessors intended for exascale supercomputers, aligning its product development with the European Union’s technological goals. Its first microprocessor range, Rhea, is set for commercialization in early 2024 and is based on the Arm Neoverse V1 architecture. SiPearl is committed to manufacturing Rhea using advanced processes from TSMC, ensuring state-of-the-art performance. The microprocessors are aimed at a variety of applications, including computing, artificial intelligence, medical research, climate change mitigation, and energy management, serving scientific researchers and major players in the IT, electronics, and automotive sectors.

QuantWare is a leading provider of quantum hardware, specializing in scalable quantum processors designed to enhance computational capabilities. The company has developed the VIO QPU scaling technology, which serves as a platform for various qubit designs, facilitating the development of quantum computers with the potential to exceed one million qubits. QuantWare operates under the Quantum Open Architecture paradigm, supplying fully packaged quantum processing units (QPUs) and offering Foundry and Packaging Services to clients in 20 countries across four continents. Its innovative 3D-dimensional chip architecture enables customers to build connected and scalable quantum systems, aimed at addressing complex challenges in fields such as climate and life sciences.

Sensibel commercializes ultra-high-sensitivity MEMS microphones based on an optical MEMS technology.

Xenomatix specializes in solid-state light detection and ranging solutions that cater to advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving technologies. The company develops automotive vision systems utilizing laser-based technology and complementary metal oxide semiconductor detectors, enabling real-time 3D digitization of vehicle surroundings. Their products are also applicable in various sectors, including road construction, surveying, industrial, automotive, mining, agriculture, off-road activities, and railway operations. By providing innovative solutions, Xenomatix helps enhance safety and efficiency in both automotive and industrial markets.

Qnami AG is a Swiss company established in 2017, specializing in the development of quantum sensing technologies for nanoscale imaging. The company manufactures non-invasive sensors, including the ProteusQ magnetic imaging microscope and the Quantum Diamond product line, which features diamond probes with single nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers for high-resolution magnetic imaging. These advanced technologies enable the measurement of electric and magnetic fields with exceptional sensitivity, facilitating a range of applications such as the characterization of magnetic random-access memory (MRAM), imaging of proteins, and fundamental studies of superconductors. Qnami's innovations unlock new possibilities in both scientific research and industrial applications, aiming to enhance understanding and improve various aspects of life and technology.

iPronics is a company specializing in software-defined photonics, focusing on the development of an integrated programmable photonic system. Its innovative optical networking engine features the first integrated optical switch, which supports various switching strategies and processing capabilities. This technology enhances data center management by ensuring efficient communication within AI clusters and future-proofing infrastructure. iPronics' optical reconfigurability allows for a versatile range of applications, including 5G and 6G telecommunications, data-center interconnection, artificial intelligence, signal processing, sensing, and quantum information. By enabling businesses to utilize the same hardware for diverse commercial applications, iPronics addresses the growing demand for computational power across multiple sectors.

Equal1 is a developer of advanced quantum computing technology aimed at making quantum computers more accessible and cost-effective within a three-year timeframe. The company utilizes a silicon semiconductor process to create a scalable quantum computing solution that employs nanometer-scale quantum dots to form qubits. Their innovation includes an integrated quantum processing unit (QPU), which operates at 3 kelvin and incorporates over 10 million transistors, marking a significant advancement in the field. Additionally, Equal1's technology leverages complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) advancements to enhance processing capacity and enable high-speed control and detection of quantum states, thus facilitating greater access to quantum computing capabilities.

Daze is an Italian hi-tech startup developing smart chargers for electric vehicles (EVs). Founded in 2016, Daze spent 3 years mainly focusing on pure R&D activities to create the first both autonomous and conductive charger for EVs: DazePlug. During 2020 Daze has also developed, started to produce and sell two “classic” EV charging products: DazeBox (for home charging) and DazeMax (for shared charging). In 2021 product sales exceeded 3,800 units and revenues approached 1.9 million Euro, with CAGR of 330% between 2019 and 2021. From June 2021 the company is also benefitting from a grant of 2.5 million Euro from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Fund, which is and will be used to push forward DazePlug development. In 2022 revenues grow over 5 million Euro with positive EBITDA, Daze Iberica started the operations. 2023 is the year of expansion, Daze France is starting the operations and new business models and new products are added to the business

Quandela is a company specializing in quantum computing, focusing on the development of communication networks and optical computers. It manufactures photonic quantum computers and markets them to industrial clients. The company's flagship product, a single-photon source device, integrates photonics with semiconductor quantum dots, facilitating quantum communication, computation, and sensing. This device allows for the efficient collection of emitted single photons at high rates, helping researchers minimize charge noise decoherence and achieve the emission of identical photons with high fidelity. These advancements are crucial for the progress of sophisticated quantum applications, positioning Quandela as a key player in the field of quantum technology.

Wooptix S.L., founded in 2014 and headquartered in Madrid, Spain, specializes in advanced imaging technologies. The company develops light field and wavefront phase imaging software that captures comprehensive information about light, utilizing the full resolution of sensors. This innovative platform allows for three-dimensional modulation of images across various camera setups, producing volumetric images and videos with enhanced data points and high frame rates. By focusing on improving human interaction with the environment, Wooptix aims to redefine the way users perceive and engage with their surroundings, offering new possibilities for image quality and post-processing capabilities.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company established in 2019, headquartered in Maisons-Laffitte, Île-de-France, with research and development centers located in France, Germany, and Spain. The company specializes in the design of high-performance, low-power microprocessors intended for exascale supercomputers, aligning its product development with the European Union’s technological goals. Its first microprocessor range, Rhea, is set for commercialization in early 2024 and is based on the Arm Neoverse V1 architecture. SiPearl is committed to manufacturing Rhea using advanced processes from TSMC, ensuring state-of-the-art performance. The microprocessors are aimed at a variety of applications, including computing, artificial intelligence, medical research, climate change mitigation, and energy management, serving scientific researchers and major players in the IT, electronics, and automotive sectors.

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.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company established in 2019, headquartered in Maisons-Laffitte, Île-de-France, with research and development centers located in France, Germany, and Spain. The company specializes in the design of high-performance, low-power microprocessors intended for exascale supercomputers, aligning its product development with the European Union’s technological goals. Its first microprocessor range, Rhea, is set for commercialization in early 2024 and is based on the Arm Neoverse V1 architecture. SiPearl is committed to manufacturing Rhea using advanced processes from TSMC, ensuring state-of-the-art performance. The microprocessors are aimed at a variety of applications, including computing, artificial intelligence, medical research, climate change mitigation, and energy management, serving scientific researchers and major players in the IT, electronics, and automotive sectors.

Simplicity Works specializes in innovative bonding technology aimed at transforming the footwear manufacturing process. The company has developed a patented method known as 3D Bonding, which utilizes a three-dimensional mold to inject polymer, creating interconnected components. This approach not only produces high-quality, waterproof products but also simplifies assembly, leading to significant reductions in production costs. By enabling large-scale, local, and fully automated manufacturing, Simplicity Works helps footwear manufacturers decrease their reliance on manpower while minimizing the consumption of leather, fabric, and energy.

QphoX develops a quantum modem device that facilitates the connection of quantum computers within a network. The company's technology includes a quantum transducer that utilizes a mechanical resonator to couple microwave and optical photons. This innovative approach enables the conversion of information between microwave and optical telecom frequencies, helping clients minimize loss and enhance the fidelity of quantum state transmission. By improving the connectivity of quantum systems, QphoX plays a crucial role in advancing quantum networking capabilities.

Qblox is a Dutch scaleup focused on quantum technology, specializing in the development of control hardware for quantum computers. The company offers patented, modular control systems that integrate hardware and software solutions designed to enhance the management of qubits. By creating a distributed processor architecture, Qblox simplifies experimental setups while improving gate fidelities through advanced electronics that reduce noise and drift. This innovation enables scientists to minimize crosstalk, implement low-latency control flows, and optimize measurement efficiency, addressing significant scientific and engineering challenges in the evolution of quantum computing. Qblox aims to support the transition from prototype quantum computers to powerful computational systems, thereby contributing to the broader advancement of quantum technology.

Daze is an Italian hi-tech startup developing smart chargers for electric vehicles (EVs). Founded in 2016, Daze spent 3 years mainly focusing on pure R&D activities to create the first both autonomous and conductive charger for EVs: DazePlug. During 2020 Daze has also developed, started to produce and sell two “classic” EV charging products: DazeBox (for home charging) and DazeMax (for shared charging). In 2021 product sales exceeded 3,800 units and revenues approached 1.9 million Euro, with CAGR of 330% between 2019 and 2021. From June 2021 the company is also benefitting from a grant of 2.5 million Euro from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Fund, which is and will be used to push forward DazePlug development. In 2022 revenues grow over 5 million Euro with positive EBITDA, Daze Iberica started the operations. 2023 is the year of expansion, Daze France is starting the operations and new business models and new products are added to the business

Qblox is a Dutch scaleup focused on quantum technology, specializing in the development of control hardware for quantum computers. The company offers patented, modular control systems that integrate hardware and software solutions designed to enhance the management of qubits. By creating a distributed processor architecture, Qblox simplifies experimental setups while improving gate fidelities through advanced electronics that reduce noise and drift. This innovation enables scientists to minimize crosstalk, implement low-latency control flows, and optimize measurement efficiency, addressing significant scientific and engineering challenges in the evolution of quantum computing. Qblox aims to support the transition from prototype quantum computers to powerful computational systems, thereby contributing to the broader advancement of quantum technology.

EyeControl is a pioneer in medical technology focused on innovative communication solutions for healthcare. The company has developed a unique device aimed at improving the quality of life for patients with locked-in syndrome, particularly those suffering from ALS. This device consists of a simple glass frame equipped with an infrared camera that connects to a compact computer. It translates the patients' blinks and eye movements into commands, which are then converted into speech through earphones and a speaker. By leveraging advanced technology, EyeControl addresses significant communication barriers, enabling patients to express their needs and preferences more effectively.

EyeControl is a pioneer in medical technology focused on innovative communication solutions for healthcare. The company has developed a unique device aimed at improving the quality of life for patients with locked-in syndrome, particularly those suffering from ALS. This device consists of a simple glass frame equipped with an infrared camera that connects to a compact computer. It translates the patients' blinks and eye movements into commands, which are then converted into speech through earphones and a speaker. By leveraging advanced technology, EyeControl addresses significant communication barriers, enabling patients to express their needs and preferences more effectively.

Heyday Integrated Circuits is a semiconductor company based on designing and selling isolated gate drivers for the power electronics market.

K | Lens is a technology start-up focused on developing advanced products utilizing its patented image acquisition and processing technology, originally invented at the Max-Planck-Institute for Informatics at Saarland University. The company specializes in a third-dimensional lens that captures both color and depth information in a single shot, compatible with standard cameras. This innovative lens technology enhances sharpness and blurring, producing photorealistic images with DSLR quality. By integrating this technology, manufacturers can significantly improve efficiency and accuracy in their production processes, thereby ensuring the highest quality for their products.

IQM is the pan-European leader in building quantum computers. IQM delivers on-premises quantum computers for supercomputing data centres and research labs and offers full access to its hardware. For industrial customers, IQM delivers a quantum advantage through a unique application-specific, co-design approach. IQM is building Finland’s first commercial 54-qubit quantum computer with VTT, and an IQM-led consortium (Q-Exa) is also building a quantum computer in Germany. This computer will be integrated into an HPC supercomputer to create a quantum accelerator for future scientific research. IQM has over 190+ employees with offices in Paris, Madrid, Munich, and Espoo.

LightSpace Technologies is 3D photonics and optical solutions company developing multi focal AR VR near eye 3D display and future glasses free light field and volumetric 3D display technologies. By numerous market analysts LightSpace Technologies has been recognized as market leading contributor of volumetric 3D display technologies. Company has invented new light field display technology that requires 10 times less optical hardware in comparison with existing solutions.

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.

K | Lens is a technology start-up focused on developing advanced products utilizing its patented image acquisition and processing technology, originally invented at the Max-Planck-Institute for Informatics at Saarland University. The company specializes in a third-dimensional lens that captures both color and depth information in a single shot, compatible with standard cameras. This innovative lens technology enhances sharpness and blurring, producing photorealistic images with DSLR quality. By integrating this technology, manufacturers can significantly improve efficiency and accuracy in their production processes, thereby ensuring the highest quality for their products.

IQM is the pan-European leader in building quantum computers. IQM delivers on-premises quantum computers for supercomputing data centres and research labs and offers full access to its hardware. For industrial customers, IQM delivers a quantum advantage through a unique application-specific, co-design approach. IQM is building Finland’s first commercial 54-qubit quantum computer with VTT, and an IQM-led consortium (Q-Exa) is also building a quantum computer in Germany. This computer will be integrated into an HPC supercomputer to create a quantum accelerator for future scientific research. IQM has over 190+ employees with offices in Paris, Madrid, Munich, and Espoo.

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.

Robo Wunderkind develops innovative robotics kits aimed at teaching children coding and robotics through interactive play. The company manufactures smartphone-controlled robotic devices that include various hands-on kits equipped with sensors and motors, allowing them to react to noise, light, and gestures. These kits come with comprehensive educational materials and online tutorials, enabling children to build, program, and experiment with robots. By engaging with these products, children enhance their curiosity, nurture their creativity, and develop essential problem-solving skills.

LightSpace Technologies is 3D photonics and optical solutions company developing multi focal AR VR near eye 3D display and future glasses free light field and volumetric 3D display technologies. By numerous market analysts LightSpace Technologies has been recognized as market leading contributor of volumetric 3D display technologies. Company has invented new light field display technology that requires 10 times less optical hardware in comparison with existing solutions.

Weber Hospital Systems is a company that specializes in developing solutions to help minimize healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in hospitals. By developing innovative solutions to help reduce the risk of HAIs, Weber Hospital Systems is likely to play an important role in improving patient outcomes and overall hospital safety. Their solutions include a range of products such as disinfectant systems, air filtration systems, and surface coatings that are designed to eliminate or reduce the presence of harmful pathogens in the hospital environment. One of the company's flagship products is the Weber Mediclean System, a fully automated disinfection system that uses UV-C light to kill bacteria and viruses on hospital surfaces. This system is designed to be fast and efficient, eliminating up to 99.99% of bacteria and viruses within a matter of minutes. In addition to their disinfection systems, Weber Hospital Systems also offers air filtration systems that use advanced HEPA filtration technology to remove harmful particles and pathogens from the air. Their surface coatings are designed to create a barrier that prevents the growth of bacteria and viruses on hospital surfaces, providing an additional layer of protection against HAIs.

Weber Hospital Systems is a company that specializes in developing solutions to help minimize healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in hospitals. By developing innovative solutions to help reduce the risk of HAIs, Weber Hospital Systems is likely to play an important role in improving patient outcomes and overall hospital safety. Their solutions include a range of products such as disinfectant systems, air filtration systems, and surface coatings that are designed to eliminate or reduce the presence of harmful pathogens in the hospital environment. One of the company's flagship products is the Weber Mediclean System, a fully automated disinfection system that uses UV-C light to kill bacteria and viruses on hospital surfaces. This system is designed to be fast and efficient, eliminating up to 99.99% of bacteria and viruses within a matter of minutes. In addition to their disinfection systems, Weber Hospital Systems also offers air filtration systems that use advanced HEPA filtration technology to remove harmful particles and pathogens from the air. Their surface coatings are designed to create a barrier that prevents the growth of bacteria and viruses on hospital surfaces, providing an additional layer of protection against HAIs.

Robo Wunderkind develops innovative robotics kits aimed at teaching children coding and robotics through interactive play. The company manufactures smartphone-controlled robotic devices that include various hands-on kits equipped with sensors and motors, allowing them to react to noise, light, and gestures. These kits come with comprehensive educational materials and online tutorials, enabling children to build, program, and experiment with robots. By engaging with these products, children enhance their curiosity, nurture their creativity, and develop essential problem-solving skills.

Sensibel commercializes ultra-high-sensitivity MEMS microphones based on an optical MEMS technology.

Sensibel commercializes ultra-high-sensitivity MEMS microphones based on an optical MEMS technology.

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.

CREAL specializes in the development of near-eye light-field display technology, aimed at enhancing the immersive experience in virtual and mixed reality environments. This innovative technology addresses common issues associated with current headsets, such as eye strain and discomfort, while maintaining a compact form factor and low manufacturing complexity. By projecting true hologram-like 3D images with accurate one-eye depth cues, CREAL's displays enable users to engage comfortably and enjoyably with virtual objects, particularly within their personal space. This advancement represents a significant step forward in creating more realistic and strain-free visual experiences in augmented and virtual reality.

Abbelight specializes in super-resolution microscopy and membrane imaging, focusing on single molecule localization microscopy to enhance biological research. The company integrates consumables, hardware, and software to deliver advanced scientific solutions, allowing researchers in biology, pharmacology, and environmental studies to utilize super-resolved fluorescence microscopy for improved observation of biological samples. Abbelight aims to democratize access to these sophisticated techniques by simplifying their application while maintaining high performance standards. To support scientists throughout the research process, Abbelight offers expertise in sample preparation and result analysis, providing a comprehensive approach that combines chemistry, computer science, and optical instruments.

BrachyDOSE is the game changing cancer treatment quality control tool to empower oncology doctors to provide 100% accurate and error free radiotherapy treatment. Solution solves a problem touching 200 mln patients World Wide and +2000 hospitals in both Europe and the USA. This is a new approach of combining hardware dose measurement tool with deep learning algorithms to provide high accuracy data. It will help to reduce overall treatment costs per patient by 3-5 times, to saves up to 50% of doctors' and medical specialists' time for procedure preparation and will help cancer patient to came back to normal life sooner. BrachyDOSE solution consists of two parts: hardware and software. The radiation dose measurement tool – called sensor (hardware), a scanner to retrieve the data (hardware) and the injury prediction algorithm giving the decision support for a doctor (software). The sensor is in a shape of the flexible tube, it is disposable and at least one must be used during the procedure. One to five sensors could be used for a single procedure, according to the doctor’s prescription and the specific treatment plan.

NanoAvionics is a manufacturer and integrator of small satellite bus systems, with operations in the US, UK, and Lithuania. The company specializes in providing end-to-end small satellite solutions tailored for both single missions and larger constellations. Its offerings include a commercial-grade satellite platform that integrates essential components such as flight computers, attitude determination and control systems (ADCS), communication subsystems, and propulsion systems based on non-toxic mono-propellants. This modular approach not only enhances the functionality of small satellites but also optimizes hardware, launch, and operational costs. With a core engineering team that boasts over 85 successful satellite missions and projects, NanoAvionics aims to deliver economic viability for a diverse range of satellite missions across various sectors globally.