European Innovation Council

Hideez Group is a cybersecurity company that designs authentication devices and software to secure physical and logical access. It develops hybrid hardware and software solutions, including the Hideez Key, a wireless authentication and password-management device that also handles RFID credentials and digital signatures. The solution relies on encrypted Bluetooth, RFID, and NFC technologies, with proprietary encryption protocols and platform-agnostic compatibility to complement existing vendors. It provides passwordless identity management software that consolidates authentication workflows, using proximity sensing, one-time passwords, smart cards, and full-day authentication to improve security, compliance, and operational efficiency for organizations.

Founded in 2015, Ignion specializes in designing and manufacturing antennas tailored for mobile and wireless connectivity. Their off-the-shelf antennas cater to Internet of Things devices, mobile connectivity, and short-range wireless systems, facilitating seamless integration within industrial designs.

CorWave is a company focused on developing innovative implanted cardiac support devices aimed at improving the quality of life for patients suffering from heart failure. Its flagship product, the CorWave LVAD, employs a unique undulating disc wave pumping mechanism, which replaces traditional high-speed impellers used in current continuous flow rotary pumps. This design significantly reduces trauma to blood, thereby minimizing complications such as clotting and bleeding. The CorWave pump generates a pulsatile flow that closely resembles the natural heartbeat, addressing a key limitation of existing LVADs that provide only continuous flow. Additionally, the device's low power consumption and compact size facilitate its potential for complete implantation, enhanced by a wireless energy transfer system. Through these advancements, CorWave aims to alleviate the burdens associated with heart failure and invasive surgical procedures.

VesselSens, headquartered in Bonn, Germany, specializes in medical technology. It develops and markets implantable sensor systems designed to detect restenosis, a common complication following stent implantation or balloon angioplasty. These wireless sensors, placed in coronary or peripheral arteries, monitor vascular constrictions in real-time, aiding doctors in timely diagnosis and treatment.

Fineheart is a France-based medical device company specializing in innovative technologies for cardiovascular care. It focuses on the development of implantable cardiac devices aimed at treating cardiovascular diseases. The company's flagship product is a novel, wirelessly powered, fully implantable mechanical circulatory support device. This device is designed to optimize cardiac output while preserving the heart's natural contractility, thereby enabling patients to restore normal cardiac function. Fineheart's technology aims to improve the quality of life for heart failure patients, allowing them to return to normal daily activities.

Fineheart is a France-based medical device company specializing in innovative technologies for cardiovascular care. It focuses on the development of implantable cardiac devices aimed at treating cardiovascular diseases. The company's flagship product is a novel, wirelessly powered, fully implantable mechanical circulatory support device. This device is designed to optimize cardiac output while preserving the heart's natural contractility, thereby enabling patients to restore normal cardiac function. Fineheart's technology aims to improve the quality of life for heart failure patients, allowing them to return to normal daily activities.

Founded in 2015, Ignion specializes in designing and manufacturing antennas tailored for mobile and wireless connectivity. Their off-the-shelf antennas cater to Internet of Things devices, mobile connectivity, and short-range wireless systems, facilitating seamless integration within industrial designs.

Founded in 2015, Ignion specializes in designing and manufacturing antennas tailored for mobile and wireless connectivity. Their off-the-shelf antennas cater to Internet of Things devices, mobile connectivity, and short-range wireless systems, facilitating seamless integration within industrial designs.

EZMEMS is an automation technology company that specializes in the development of smart plastic sensors. The company offers a fully integrated multi-sensing system on a plastic chip, designed for direct integration into various plastic products. EZMEMS focuses on creating small, wireless, battery-free, and low-cost sensors that enhance sensor fusion systems used for sensing, analytics, and insights. Its technology aims to provide clients with reliable and cost-effective solutions essential for Internet of Things (IoT) and edge computing applications, facilitating improved performance in diverse sensing environments.

EZMEMS is an automation technology company that specializes in the development of smart plastic sensors. The company offers a fully integrated multi-sensing system on a plastic chip, designed for direct integration into various plastic products. EZMEMS focuses on creating small, wireless, battery-free, and low-cost sensors that enhance sensor fusion systems used for sensing, analytics, and insights. Its technology aims to provide clients with reliable and cost-effective solutions essential for Internet of Things (IoT) and edge computing applications, facilitating improved performance in diverse sensing environments.

Xsensio is a digital health company focused on revolutionizing healthcare monitoring. It specializes in developing a wearable, Lab-on-Skin© platform that continuously analyzes biochemical data from the skin's surface in real-time, offering unprecedented insights into health and wellness.

Wi-Charge is a developer of safe and reliable wireless power solutions that can transmit energy over distances of 10 meters (30 feet) or more. Founded in 2010, the company's technology aims to eliminate the need for charging cables and batteries by providing seamless, continuous power to devices. This innovation addresses the growing inconvenience of frequent recharging or battery replacement in the digital era. Wi-Charge's solutions offer cost savings, hassle-free charging, and environmentally friendly energy use, enhancing ESG ratings. The technology is currently applied in smart retail and building environments, powering products like advertising displays and smart door locks. Future applications include wirelessly charging consumer devices such as laptops, tablets, cellphones, gaming controllers, handheld scanners, light EVs, and more. Wi-Charge's deep-tech solutions are based on breakthroughs in photonics and semiconductors, revolutionizing power transmission similar to how Wi-Fi transformed communications.

Intelligent Implants is a bioelectronics company developing an implantable electrical stimulation platform that uses wireless devices to stimulate, steer, and monitor bone growth and tissue recovery. The company designs electrotherapeutic medical devices intended to treat diseases and accelerate healing in bone and other tissues. Its implants enable healthcare providers to control and monitor treatment, supporting decision making in patient care. By integrating data, engineering and medicine, Intelligent Implants aims to bring active, connected medical devices to clinical practice, improving outcomes for individuals with bone conditions and related injuries.

Oledcomm designs and develops LiFi solutions that enable high-speed optical wireless data communication for aerospace and industrial markets. Its product portfolio includes LiFi transceivers, software, and LiFi network interface devices that convert information into binary data for fast, secure wireless transmission in telecom, datacom, consumer electronics, and industrial applications, especially where radio waves are undesirable. Founded in 2012 and based in Paris, France, the company was re-founded in 2020 by Benjamin Azoulay.

Oledcomm designs and develops LiFi solutions that enable high-speed optical wireless data communication for aerospace and industrial markets. Its product portfolio includes LiFi transceivers, software, and LiFi network interface devices that convert information into binary data for fast, secure wireless transmission in telecom, datacom, consumer electronics, and industrial applications, especially where radio waves are undesirable. Founded in 2012 and based in Paris, France, the company was re-founded in 2020 by Benjamin Azoulay.

Intelligent Implants is a bioelectronics company developing an implantable electrical stimulation platform that uses wireless devices to stimulate, steer, and monitor bone growth and tissue recovery. The company designs electrotherapeutic medical devices intended to treat diseases and accelerate healing in bone and other tissues. Its implants enable healthcare providers to control and monitor treatment, supporting decision making in patient care. By integrating data, engineering and medicine, Intelligent Implants aims to bring active, connected medical devices to clinical practice, improving outcomes for individuals with bone conditions and related injuries.

CorWave is a company focused on developing innovative implanted cardiac support devices aimed at improving the quality of life for patients suffering from heart failure. Its flagship product, the CorWave LVAD, employs a unique undulating disc wave pumping mechanism, which replaces traditional high-speed impellers used in current continuous flow rotary pumps. This design significantly reduces trauma to blood, thereby minimizing complications such as clotting and bleeding. The CorWave pump generates a pulsatile flow that closely resembles the natural heartbeat, addressing a key limitation of existing LVADs that provide only continuous flow. Additionally, the device's low power consumption and compact size facilitate its potential for complete implantation, enhanced by a wireless energy transfer system. Through these advancements, CorWave aims to alleviate the burdens associated with heart failure and invasive surgical procedures.

ONiO is a semiconductor company specializing in batteryless solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT) market. Its wireless microcontrollers harvest energy from surroundings, enabling battery-free operation and promoting accessibility in IoT devices.

ONiO is a semiconductor company specializing in batteryless solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT) market. Its wireless microcontrollers harvest energy from surroundings, enabling battery-free operation and promoting accessibility in IoT devices.

Xsensio is a digital health company focused on revolutionizing healthcare monitoring. It specializes in developing a wearable, Lab-on-Skin© platform that continuously analyzes biochemical data from the skin's surface in real-time, offering unprecedented insights into health and wellness.

Xsensio is a digital health company focused on revolutionizing healthcare monitoring. It specializes in developing a wearable, Lab-on-Skin© platform that continuously analyzes biochemical data from the skin's surface in real-time, offering unprecedented insights into health and wellness.

CorWave is a company focused on developing innovative implanted cardiac support devices aimed at improving the quality of life for patients suffering from heart failure. Its flagship product, the CorWave LVAD, employs a unique undulating disc wave pumping mechanism, which replaces traditional high-speed impellers used in current continuous flow rotary pumps. This design significantly reduces trauma to blood, thereby minimizing complications such as clotting and bleeding. The CorWave pump generates a pulsatile flow that closely resembles the natural heartbeat, addressing a key limitation of existing LVADs that provide only continuous flow. Additionally, the device's low power consumption and compact size facilitate its potential for complete implantation, enhanced by a wireless energy transfer system. Through these advancements, CorWave aims to alleviate the burdens associated with heart failure and invasive surgical procedures.

CorWave is a company focused on developing innovative implanted cardiac support devices aimed at improving the quality of life for patients suffering from heart failure. Its flagship product, the CorWave LVAD, employs a unique undulating disc wave pumping mechanism, which replaces traditional high-speed impellers used in current continuous flow rotary pumps. This design significantly reduces trauma to blood, thereby minimizing complications such as clotting and bleeding. The CorWave pump generates a pulsatile flow that closely resembles the natural heartbeat, addressing a key limitation of existing LVADs that provide only continuous flow. Additionally, the device's low power consumption and compact size facilitate its potential for complete implantation, enhanced by a wireless energy transfer system. Through these advancements, CorWave aims to alleviate the burdens associated with heart failure and invasive surgical procedures.

Wi-Charge is a developer of safe and reliable wireless power solutions that can transmit energy over distances of 10 meters (30 feet) or more. Founded in 2010, the company's technology aims to eliminate the need for charging cables and batteries by providing seamless, continuous power to devices. This innovation addresses the growing inconvenience of frequent recharging or battery replacement in the digital era. Wi-Charge's solutions offer cost savings, hassle-free charging, and environmentally friendly energy use, enhancing ESG ratings. The technology is currently applied in smart retail and building environments, powering products like advertising displays and smart door locks. Future applications include wirelessly charging consumer devices such as laptops, tablets, cellphones, gaming controllers, handheld scanners, light EVs, and more. Wi-Charge's deep-tech solutions are based on breakthroughs in photonics and semiconductors, revolutionizing power transmission similar to how Wi-Fi transformed communications.