Techstart Ventures

Digital technology partner for small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) in the UK and Ireland.

BrainWaveBank has developed a first-in-class wearable electroencephalography (EEG) device to conveniently and non-invasively measure the mechanisms that underpin neurological disorders and therapies. Our platform can securely gather, store and analyse data from many thousands of users, building neurocognitive profiles of individuals and populations or demographic groups. This easy-to-scale and distributable approach will help clinical professionals to transform our understanding of brain health and develop the next generation of treatments. BrainWaveBank was founded in January 2015 and has offices in Belfast , Northern Ireland and Dublin, Ireland.

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.

BrainWaveBank has developed a first-in-class wearable electroencephalography (EEG) device to conveniently and non-invasively measure the mechanisms that underpin neurological disorders and therapies. Our platform can securely gather, store and analyse data from many thousands of users, building neurocognitive profiles of individuals and populations or demographic groups. This easy-to-scale and distributable approach will help clinical professionals to transform our understanding of brain health and develop the next generation of treatments. BrainWaveBank was founded in January 2015 and has offices in Belfast , Northern Ireland and Dublin, Ireland.

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.

BrainWaveBank has developed a first-in-class wearable electroencephalography (EEG) device to conveniently and non-invasively measure the mechanisms that underpin neurological disorders and therapies. Our platform can securely gather, store and analyse data from many thousands of users, building neurocognitive profiles of individuals and populations or demographic groups. This easy-to-scale and distributable approach will help clinical professionals to transform our understanding of brain health and develop the next generation of treatments. BrainWaveBank was founded in January 2015 and has offices in Belfast , Northern Ireland and Dublin, Ireland.

BrainWaveBank has developed a first-in-class wearable electroencephalography (EEG) device to conveniently and non-invasively measure the mechanisms that underpin neurological disorders and therapies. Our platform can securely gather, store and analyse data from many thousands of users, building neurocognitive profiles of individuals and populations or demographic groups. This easy-to-scale and distributable approach will help clinical professionals to transform our understanding of brain health and develop the next generation of treatments. BrainWaveBank was founded in January 2015 and has offices in Belfast , Northern Ireland and Dublin, Ireland.

Titan IC Systems is a company that originated from the Institute of Electronics, Communications and Information Technology at Queen's University Belfast. It specializes in hardware-accelerated technology aimed at enhancing security analytics. The company provides inspection and content processing services to protect network and digital assets from cyber threats. Its offerings include network adaptors and smart network interface cards, which are utilized by enterprises and defense organizations to bolster network and data center security services. Titan IC's focus is on delivering innovative solutions that address the evolving challenges of cybersecurity.

Brewbot, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacturing of stainless-steel-and-wood beer brewing machines and systems. The company also provides a mobile application that facilitates the brewing process, catering to a diverse clientele that includes restaurants, bars, companies, and breweries in both the United Kingdom and the United States. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Carlos, California, Brewbot is supported by a multidisciplinary team of designers and developers based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, who bring varied backgrounds in music, design, coding, and fine art, united by a shared enthusiasm for brewing.

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.

Patchblocks are small programmable synthesiser modules with big potential. The product was born out of a research project at Queen's University Belfast, combining digital programming with physical interactivity. Each Patchblock features an audio input and output and can be programmed to be anything, ranging from a guitar-pedal like effect, to a drum machine, or crazy bassline synthesiser. They can also be directly snapped together like Lego.