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Founded in 2022, Pimento is a Paris-based technology company that harnesses AI to enhance human creativity. Its platform generates content tailored to clients' proprietary data and style, facilitating collaborative ideation.

Upfund, established in 2022 and headquartered in Paris, France, is a real estate technology company specializing in commercial property data. It offers a digital platform that aggregates and qualifies data to streamline market analysis, providing insights on transactions, foot traffic, and tenants. This enables clients, such as brokers, investors, and lenders, to generate reports, identify suitable locations, and stay informed about market trends.

Orosound is a French startup dedicated to enhancing workplace well-being. It specializes in designing innovative Noise Control Technologies.

Spore Biotechnologies is a manufacturing company that develops innovative technological tools to help factories manufacture safe products. Spore Biotechnologies are developing new weapons to fight climate change, globalization, new consuming habits, bacterial resistance, and microbiological scandals. Founded by Amine Raji and Maxime Mistretta in 2022 and is located in Paris, France.

PepKon is a biotechnology company based in Paris, France, founded in 2022. It specializes in developing first-in-class peptides for treating incurable or poor-prognosis cancers. The company's lead product, PKT16, targets Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) as its initial indication, with a pipeline focusing on solid tumors and hematological malignancies.

Amatera is a biotechnology research company based in Paris, France, founded in 2022 by Omar Dekkiche and Lucie Kriegshauser. The company focuses on developing sustainable and climate-resistant coffee varieties using advanced biotechnology techniques. By leveraging non-genetically modified organism (GMO) technology, Amatera aims to create a naturally caffeine-free coffee variety that eliminates the need for decaffeination, thereby reducing both financial and environmental costs while preserving flavor integrity. Through its innovative approach, Amatera seeks to address the growing demand for cleaner and greener coffee options in the market.

Persea is a biotechnology research company that developing a game-changing treatment against liver cancers called BioTrojan. Persea is a French biotechnology start-up that innovates Advanced Therapy Medical Products (ATMP) composed of allogeneic mesenchymal stem cells. Their treatment is called BioTrojan in reference to the Trojan horse: it is in short a cellular Trojan horse carrying a suicide gene which, once introduced into the tumor, reacts on contact with the cyclophosphamide acting as the messenger. Founded in 2021 and is located in Paris, France.

Akuity Care is a software development company based in Paris, France, founded by Grégory Lista and Adrian Ahne in 2022. The company specializes in AI-powered vocal biomarkers to enhance the management of chronic diseases. By analyzing voice samples, Akuity Care's platform monitors disease progression, evaluates symptoms and side effects, and provides guidance for treatment decisions. This approach aims to make healthcare more decentralized, responsive, and personalized, allowing patients and healthcare providers to take a proactive stance in managing chronic conditions.

Orakl is a biotechnology company that concerns with cancer treatment and drug development. Orakl enables the emergence of rare oncology by connecting patient tumors to the drug discovery industry. Orakl leverages tumor avatars that combine best-in-class biology with deep patient data, at scale. Their tech bio platform partners with oncology players to identify relevant targets and deliver better drugs, faster. Founded by Fanny Jaulin, Diane-Laure Pagès, and Gustave Ronteix and is located in Villejuif, France.

Astran is a software development company that unlocks cloud adoption without compromising data confidentiality, security, and compliance. Astran is a zero-trust cloud-native platform that runs on multiple cloud providers. They connect preferred cloud providers, configure distributed data vaults, and switch cloud providers just as easily whenever they need. Founded by Yosra Jarraya in 2021 and is located in Paris, Île-de-France.

Nopillo is a Paris-based company founded in 2022 that specializes in providing tools designed to automate and optimize tax declarations and return on investment for property owners. The company operates a rental management platform that assists landlords with administrative management and accounting tasks. Its offerings include a tax simulator, accounting software, and tools for generating lease contracts and recipes. By streamlining these processes, Nopillo aims to simplify the administrative and accounting responsibilities of property owners, allowing them to focus on overall performance and cost management.

Founded in 2021, Datapolitics is a Paris-based platform that empowers political figures to communicate effectively using data-driven insights. It offers services such as data analysis, mappings, alerts, and strategic recommendations tailored for public affairs professionals.

BMTA&C, established in 2019 and headquartered in Paris, France, specializes in innovative off-grid refrigeration technology. The company develops solutions to preserve perishables in challenging environments, where traditional methods are inadequate. Their technology harnesses thermal energy, allowing clients to operate in diverse weather conditions and geographical locations.

Carboneo is a Paris-based clean-tech company developing electrolysis-based processes to convert carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide and hydrogen using renewable energy. Founded in 2020, it operates a two-compartment electrolytic cell that transforms CO2 into CO while splitting water to produce hydrogen, with the aim of supplying raw materials for the production of synthetic fuels. Its technology is designed to integrate with industrial processes for e-fuel production at various scales, enabling chemical manufacturers to recycle CO2 and reduce emissions.

Qatent is a Paris-based company founded in 2021 that specializes in developing artificial intelligence-driven software for intellectual property (IP) professionals. The company’s patent drafting software is designed to streamline the patent creation process by offering tools such as claim-writing capabilities, generation options, a description editor, and patent filing features. By leveraging AI technology, Qatent aims to assist IP experts in drafting accurate patents more efficiently, ultimately enhancing the effectiveness of IP services.

Metyos develops wearable biosensor technology to monitor how daily activities affect nutrition, metabolism, and overall health. The device tracks data such as fat levels and energy metabolism dynamics to provide personalized fitness and nutrition guidance, helping users align their routines with weight goals and health outcomes. Based in Paris, France, Metyos translates body responses into actionable insights to support long-term wellness and the prevention of serious health events. The approach relies on day-to-day data to enable individuals to understand how meals, activity, and rest influence metabolic processes, supporting proactive health management and sustainable lifestyle changes. By offering feedback on how actions impact metabolism, Metyos aims to help users regain control of their health and maintain healthier trajectories.

Founded in Paris in 2021, AUSTRAL Dx is developing a non-invasive ultrasound-based diagnostic device for screening, diagnosing, and monitoring cardiac and pulmonary conditions. Its technology analyzes airborne ultrasounds to map lung vibrations, enabling healthcare professionals to efficiently evaluate patients presenting with symptoms like dyspnea or chest pain.

Kinetix enables users to express themselves in the Metaverse by offering AI-powered, no-code tools for creating 3D animations.

Founded in Paris in 2020, Umiami is a French food-tech company dedicated to developing plant-based food technology. It specializes in creating whole-cut alternatives that replicate the taste, texture, and smell of meat, aiming to reduce global meat consumption.

Founded in Paris in 2019, Samp specializes in developing software that creates and maintains accurate digital twins of industrial facilities. Its core product, Digital Twin as a Service, uses machine learning to consolidate 3D laser scans and technical data into intelligent, web-accessible models. Additionally, Samp offers As-Built automatic verification service, which compares laser scans with CAD models to identify discrepancies.

Founded in Paris, France in 2020, Core Biogenesis specializes in developing protein production technologies. The company employs proprietary gene editing and plant biotechnology to significantly lower the cost of producing growth factors, which are crucial molecules in clean meat and cell therapy industries.

Circul'Egg transforms recycled eggshells into calcium carbonate powder and shell membrane powder for use in animal feed, nutraceuticals, and cosmetics. It promotes sustainable practices by repurposing industrial co-products.

Omny Cloud provides virtual desktops and networks using a cloud platform that is scalable across multiple deployment options. Félix Perreau and Augustin Gaillot co-founded the company in Paris, Ile-de-France, France in 2019.

C12 Quantum Electronics is a company based in Paris, Ile-de-France, France, founded in 2019 by Pierre and Matthieu Desjardins. The company focuses on developing reliable quantum processors utilizing carbon nanotubes, which significantly reduce error rates. This technology positions C12 Quantum Electronics as a strong candidate for noisy intermediate-scale quantum applications. In addition to building quantum computers, the company also engages in developing and accelerating experiments related to information processing systems, allowing industrial clients to leverage intermediate-scale quantum applications for enhanced computing capabilities.

MadeCell is a French technology company specializing in integrated management software for the production and quality control of innovative therapeutic drugs, including cell, gene, and tissue therapies. Headquartered in Bois-Colombes, Ile-de-France, France, the company was founded by Eric Hanesse, André Desproges, Lionel Faivre, and Hélène Boucher. MadeCell's software solutions focus on improving manufacturing processes and traceability to enhance the quality of advanced medical products.

Founded in Paris by David Meyer and Guglielmo Montone, Lynceus specializes in AI/ML solutions for complex manufacturing processes. Their inline, real-time systems predict quality control test results, identifying defects early, monitoring machine performance, and accelerating root cause analysis, leading to significant savings for manufacturing clients.

Sarus Technologies SAS is a privacy-tech company based in Paris, France, established in 2019. It specializes in developing software that allows data scientists and business analysts to perform analytics on sensitive data without direct access to that data. By implementing differential privacy, Sarus enables users to work with personal data while ensuring that their analyses do not embed any identifiable information. This approach makes traditional anonymization methods obsolete, significantly reducing the time and effort required for compliance and data engineering. Sarus's solutions facilitate collaboration on sensitive data across different business units, regions, and external partners, eliminating confidentiality risks and allowing data practitioners to leverage the full value of data while maintaining the highest standards of privacy.

Bioadhesive Ophthalmics is a developer of a pharmaceutical platform that aims to transform ophthalmology by relieving patients from the burden of their eye diseases. The company's pharmaceutical technology includes a mucoadhesive ocular hydrogel insert that releases a therapeutic molecule medicinal substances to the eye continuously over a period of a week, thus enhancing the impact of treatment, enabling the eye patients to get ease from the complexity of frequent eye drop application by generating a continuous and controlled sustained hydrogel release. It was founded in Orsay, Ile-de-France, France by Jean Garrec and Jean Cuiné in 2020.

Hillo is a France-based company that designs and operates an artificial intelligence powered platform for diabetes management. The platform supports continuous glucose monitoring, provides real-time glycemia predictions, and offers case-specific treatment guidance. It adapts to individual patients, synchronizes with an insulin delivery device, logs treatment history, and analyzes meal intake alongside behavioral and physiological responses to improve glucose control. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Palaiseau, Hillo serves the medical industry with tools for clinicians and patients to manage diabetes more effectively.

Extrality is a technology company based in Paris, Ile-de-France, France, founded in 2019. It specializes in developing a platform that utilizes machine learning to provide rapid numerical simulations. This platform is designed to simplify the process of conducting artificial intelligence-powered simulations, enabling engineers to quickly assess critical parameters such as aerodynamics, fluid dynamics, and thermal properties of products. By maintaining high levels of physical accuracy, Extrality's solutions help manufacturers in industries such as aerospace, transport, and energy significantly reduce their time-to-market, enhancing efficiency and innovation in product development.

Codist AI is an artificial intelligence-based platform that specializes in code management services. Established in 2019 by Maeliza Seymour and Shubhadeep Roychowdhury in Paris, the company offers automated documentation of source code, which enhances code quality and streamlines the coding process. This service facilitates quicker onboarding for developers, allowing them to analyze and comprehend code more effectively. By focusing on improving the overall coding experience, Codist AI aims to make software development more efficient.

Modjo is a conversation intelligence platform based in Paris, France, founded in 2019 by Matthieu de la Fournière, Paul Berloty, and Como Hug de Larauze. The company specializes in cloud-based software that captures and analyzes customer interactions, providing valuable insights that empower revenue teams to make informed decisions. By utilizing conversational analytics, Modjo enhances sales team performance, enabling them to convert opportunities more effectively. The platform focuses on optimizing the decision-making process through data-driven insights rather than reliance on opinions.

BCDiploma develops a turnkey application for higher education institutions and their graduates to dematerialize and automate the issuance of certified diplomas and certificates with blockchain-based security. Its EvidenZ platform enables on-chain registers for diplomas and other data, while ensuring data privacy. The solution uses encryption and the Ethereum blockchain to provide verifiable, secure credentials and to streamline administrative processes, enabling online access to degrees and easier sharing of records. The company aims to improve the digital experience and professional mobility of learners. Founded in 2017 and based in Paris, France, BCDiploma delivers a scalable system for issuing and verifying academic credentials.

SheeldMarket is a cryptocurrency trading platform intended to keep the positions of the market participants hidden. The company's product uses an encryption scheme that allows the low-latency exchange of assets in order to protect user interests with chip encryption and predatory behavior prevention algorithms, thereby enabling market participants to trade large blocks of assets without alpha leakage. It was founded in 2019 in Paris, Ile-de-France, France by Oliver Yates, Simon Douyer, and Arnaud Carrere.

Locomotive, headquartered in Paris, France, is a SaaS platform established in 2019 that provides messaging tools specifically designed for local businesses. The platform aims to enhance the operational efficiency of its clients by facilitating the establishment of repeatable commercial processes. By leveraging the widespread use of smartphones, Locomotive offers local businesses a competitive edge, allowing them to improve their productivity and streamline communication with customers.

CryptoNext develops security software to protect data against quantum threats. The company provides an application for sending and receiving encrypted documents using quantum-safe cryptography to secure communications, and a cryptographic library that offers basic public-key functionality, including quantum-safe signatures and quantum-safe key exchange. It also delivers consulting services to support organizations in transitioning to quantum-safe cryptography. A spin-off of Inria Paris and Sorbonne University, CryptoNext was founded in 2018 and is based in Paris, France. The firm aims to make IT infrastructures resilient to the risks posed by quantum computers and to secure sensitive data over the long term.

Adakazam is a Paris-based company, incorporated in 2018, specializing in the automation and optimization of advertising on Amazon. As a subsidiary of Magellan RMT SAS, Adakazam develops a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform designed specifically for managing Amazon ad campaigns. Its flagship product, the Pay-Per-Click Wizard, utilizes machine learning algorithms to streamline the management of sponsored product campaigns. This platform offers multi-language support, allowing businesses to tailor their advertising strategies effectively and enhance their sales performance on Amazon.

Braintale develops and distributes digital tools for diagnosing and prognosing brain injuries. Its platform analyzes magnetic resonance imaging reports to help healthcare professionals predict patient trajectories, including the likelihood of coma and the need for intensive care after severe traumatic brain injury, cardiac arrest, or hemorrhagic stroke. Built on more than 15 years of clinical development, the company aims to translate medical insights into accessible decision-support for hospitals and patients. Founded in 2018 and based in Paris, France, Braintale focuses on improving neurological care through evidence-based, easy-to-use digital solutions.

Siteflow is a Paris-based company founded in 2017 that specializes in developing cloud-based service management software tailored to the complexities of regulated industries such as nuclear, manufacturing, special works, and oil and gas. Its primary product, Siteflow Builder, facilitates the organization and execution of operations, enabling real-time project tracking and performance assessment. The software aims to enhance daily operations and collaboration among teams while standardizing workflows in environments where traditional tools have remained largely unchanged. Siteflow addresses the challenges of digital transformation by creating user-friendly interfaces and functionalities that streamline tasks for engineers, project managers, and field operators. The company also supports organizations in implementing change management programs to ensure a smooth transition to operational excellence, ultimately enhancing quality and safety standards in complicated industry settings.

Ganymed Robotics is a medical device company that develops robotics technologies for orthopedic surgeons, including a therapeutic device designed to improve precision in knee replacement procedures. Founded in 2018 and based in Paris, the company aims to enhance surgical accuracy, reduce operating times, and improve patient outcomes by integrating robotics into the orthopedic workflow.

Iktos is a French company specializing in artificial intelligence-driven solutions for medicinal chemistry and new drug discovery. It offers SaaS platforms Makya™ for generative drug design and Spaya™ for retrosynthesis, accelerating pharmaceutical R&D. Iktos also develops AI-driven synthesis automation platform Iktos Robotics and has its own drug pipeline targeting oncology and autoimmune diseases.

Blacknut is a leading cloud gaming service that focuses on providing a subscription-based platform for video games to a broad audience. Founded in 2016 by Olivier Avaro and headquartered in Rennes, France, with additional offices in Paris, Seoul, and San Francisco, Blacknut offers over 400 premium titles suitable for all ages. The service is accessible across various devices, including mobile phones, set-top boxes, and Smart TVs, and is available in Europe, Asia, and North America. Blacknut's platform employs an algorithm that tailors game recommendations based on user preferences, ensuring easy and immediate access to a diverse catalog of games. This approach fosters community engagement, allowing players to discover new games and share experiences in real time.

Founded in 2016, Agriloops operates innovative aquaponic farms in salt water for growing shrimps and a variety of vegetables. This sustainable approach combines aquaculture with hydroponics to produce eco-friendly products.

Tilkal develops a software infrastructure that organizes traceability across various supply chain stakeholders. Founded in 2017, the company is headquartered in Paris, France.

WIT France SAS, established in 2006 and headquartered in Blanquefort near Bordeaux, specializes in manufacturing glass tube containers designed for the storage and presentation of wines and spirits in individual formats. Founded by an oenologist and a sommelier, the company leverages several technological innovations to ensure that its products maintain the quality and preservation of traditional bottles while catering to the needs of both professionals and consumers. WIT France's offerings are utilized in various commercial sectors, including showrooms, wine shops, trade shows, hotels, and restaurants, and serve marketing purposes for importers, salesmen, and corporate gifts. The company operates both nationally and internationally, providing a unique packaging solution for the wine industry.

Otherwise is a pioneering collaborative insurance broker based in France, focusing on providing peer-to-peer insurance solutions. The company creates a platform that connects individuals with shared insurance needs, allowing them to pool resources for better coverage and cost efficiency. By leveraging behavioral analysis alongside community management and machine learning, Otherwise facilitates a significant reduction in overall insurance costs for its members. Additionally, the platform offers tailored animal insurance services, featuring transparent pricing models that accommodate individual budgets. These services include veterinary assistance and collaborative bonuses, enabling policyholders to seamlessly manage benefits through compulsory plans and advance cost options.

Antescofo SAS is a French company that specializes in developing artificial intelligence-based applications for musicians, singers, and music students. Established in 2016 and headquartered in Gentilly, the company offers a platform that functions as a virtual orchestra, enhancing the performance experience for its users. The technology behind Antescofo is the culmination of over seven years of research and development at IRCAM, the world's largest laboratory dedicated to the intersection of music and technology. By utilizing intelligent machine listening, the platform recognizes real-time musical performances, allowing for synchronization of content and creating an immersive experience for musicians and performers.

Auxivia, established in 2015 and headquartered in Paris, France, specializes in designing and developing smart glasses connected to an online platform. These glasses, indistinguishable from regular ones, track water intake and alert users to prevent dehydration. The company's innovative solution aims to enhance caregiving quality for elderly individuals, particularly those with declining autonomy, by enabling caregivers to monitor and manage their water intake effectively.

Neurallys is a Paris-based company that specializes in developing and producing medical devices focused on neurology and neurosurgery. The company has created an intelligent sensor that communicates with a smartphone to monitor intracranial pressure in patients suffering from hydrocephalus. This innovative device aims to enhance patient comfort and provides neurosurgeons with an effective tool for monitoring and managing the condition. By facilitating better follow-up care, Neurallys' technology seeks to improve the overall quality of treatment for individuals affected by this pathology.

Concilio is a digital health platform headquartered in Paris, France, focused on enhancing access to healthcare and preventive services. The company develops a healthcare service platform that assesses and improves personal health by providing tailored healthcare recommendations and medical consultations. Users benefit from personalized insights and can connect with appropriate healthcare professionals for curated advice. Concilio aims to deliver reliable health information, facilitating quick access to specialists suited to individual health needs.

Qynapse develops AI-powered software for neuroimaging to improve the diagnosis and monitoring of central nervous system disorders. Its platform automates brain MRI analysis, supports predictive modeling, and quantifies biomarkers to provide rapid, actionable insights for clinical care and clinical trials. The solution is designed for use by healthcare providers, researchers, and pharmaceutical companies to enhance decision-making and patient outcomes in neurological care. Qynapse focuses on increasing accuracy and reliability in CNS disease screening and monitoring across routine clinical settings and trial applications. The company is headquartered in France, the United States, and Canada.

Founded in 2015, Stanley Robotics designs and develops autonomous valet parking robots. Its driverless platform efficiently picks up, moves, and stores vehicles in outdoor parking lots, enhancing user experience by reducing search time for parking spots and providing secure, hassle-free pick-up.

WIT France SAS, established in 2006 and headquartered in Blanquefort near Bordeaux, specializes in manufacturing glass tube containers designed for the storage and presentation of wines and spirits in individual formats. Founded by an oenologist and a sommelier, the company leverages several technological innovations to ensure that its products maintain the quality and preservation of traditional bottles while catering to the needs of both professionals and consumers. WIT France's offerings are utilized in various commercial sectors, including showrooms, wine shops, trade shows, hotels, and restaurants, and serve marketing purposes for importers, salesmen, and corporate gifts. The company operates both nationally and internationally, providing a unique packaging solution for the wine industry.

Angus.ai, established in 2015 and based in Paris, France, specializes in transforming existing security cameras into advanced monitoring and alerting systems using artificial intelligence and cloud computing. The company's platform offers real-time video stream analysis, providing automatic notifications for significant events. It caters to businesses of various sizes and sectors, including retail stores, warehouses, and construction sites, helping them efficiently monitor their premises and inventory in real-time. Key features include audience analytics for digital displays and out-of-stock detection tools, enabling clients to enhance staff productivity and minimize revenue losses.

Founded in Paris in 2015, Lifen is a leading provider of digital health solutions in France. With over 600 partner establishments, it facilitates secure sharing of medical data among hospitals, doctors, and patients. Lifen's platform sends around 2 million documents monthly to approximately 240,000 healthcare practitioners. Recognized for its expertise in interoperability, the company aims to simplify technical integration and deployment of digital solutions.

Orosound is a French startup dedicated to enhancing workplace well-being. It specializes in designing innovative Noise Control Technologies.

Founded in Paris, France in 2014, Eligo Bioscience specializes in developing innovative antimicrobials called Eligobiotics. These are protein-based nanodelivery vectors that employ a synthetic circuit encoding for a programmable RNA-guided nuclease, targeting bacteria based on their genome. The company's applications span therapeutics, cosmetics, biodefense, and more.

Founded in Paris, France in 2013, RogerVoice is a pioneering app designed to facilitate communication for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. It offers real-time, multilingual voice recognition and transcription services during phone calls, enabling users to read conversations.

Step Pharma, incorporated in 2014 and based in Paris, France, focuses on developing innovative drugs for immunosuppressive therapies aimed at treating autoimmune diseases. As a spin-off of the Imagine Institute, the company emerged from research led by Pr. Alain Fischer on genetic immunodeficiencies. It operates as a joint venture with Sygnature Discovery, which provides integrated drug discovery resources, and Kurma Partners, a prominent investor in European healthcare and biotechnology. Step Pharma's proprietary small molecule therapeutics utilize a novel class of oral nucleotide synthesis inhibitors that target cytidine triphosphate synthase 1. This approach allows for the selective modulation of immune cell populations, such as T and B cells, enhancing treatment efficacy and therapeutic outcomes for patients with autoimmune conditions.

Plume Labs, established in 2014 and headquartered in Paris, France, specializes in air quality monitoring and personal exposure tracking. The company produces a wearable air sensor and a mobile application, Air Report, which provides real-time pollution forecasts and personalized recommendations to users in over 150 cities worldwide. Plume Labs' technology empowers individuals to plan their activities and reduce exposure to air pollution, while its data platform, Air Cloud, enables businesses and decision-makers to access and analyze air quality data.

Founded in 2014, DAMAE Medical develops OCTAV, an innovative optical imaging technology that enables dermatologists to obtain high-resolution, non-invasive images of skin tissue similar to histology. This Paris-based medtech company aims to revolutionize skin cancer diagnosis and improve patient outcomes.

Soundsgood is a platform designed to empower music influencers by offering innovative playlist curation services across all music platforms. Established in France in November 2014, the company has successfully connected over 3,900 leading influencers in local culture and music with their audiences. By allowing influencers to create and share universal playlists, Soundsgood enables them to reach millions of followers and enhance their visibility on various music platforms and social networks. The company's goal is to serve as a comprehensive resource for music influencers seeking to expand their audience and promote their musical tastes. With its services now available worldwide, Soundsgood continues to facilitate the sharing of music and the growth of its user base.

Biomunex is a French biopharmaceutical company established in 2014, specializing in the discovery and development of innovative bispecific antibody therapeutics. Utilizing its proprietary 'Plug and Play' modular BiXAb platform, Biomunex creates drug candidates with high anti-tumor potential, superior manufacturability, and optimal drug-like properties for various cancer types.

A French startup created by CNRS researchers at the Physics and Mechanics of Heterogeneous Media (PMMH) Laboratory in Paris, Aenitis Technologies develops bioprocessing medical devices that use acoustophoresis to separate, manipulate and filter biological elements, with a focus on cell therapy manufacturing such as cell sorting, washing and isolation for cell therapy units and blood banks. The company aims to provide acoustic preparation solutions to streamline cell therapies and advance public health, pursuing leadership in acoustophoresis-based separation.

Openergy is a company based in Boulogne Billancourt, France, that specializes in developing a software platform aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in the building retrofitting sector. Founded in 2012, Openergy's platform provides tools for monitoring and verifying energy performance throughout the lifecycle of buildings, from design to operation. It employs big data analysis and energy simulation to identify discrepancies between theoretical and actual energy performance. The company's offerings include optimized energy audits, validation of modeling based on historical data, risk assessments for safety margins, and comprehensive measurement and verification plans. Additionally, Openergy facilitates automated data management, contractual monitoring, performance tracking, and reporting, thereby widening access to retrofitting initiatives and enabling operators to adapt to climate change more effectively.

Niland is a music technology start-up founded in 2013 and headquartered in Paris. The company specializes in music search and recommendation engines, utilizing advanced machine learning techniques to analyze acoustic signals and extract meaningful data from audio tracks. Niland's technology addresses common challenges in music search and discovery by automatically identifying musical and emotional characteristics, enabling the creation of personalized playlists and tailored music recommendations for various applications, such as film and advertising. The company's innovative approach has been recognized for its effectiveness, having won the MIREX 2011 competition and maintaining its status as a leader in the field since then. Niland's mission is to connect the right songs with the right users at the right time, facilitating enhanced customer engagement for music companies.

Doctolib is an online healthcare platform and management software provider based in Paris. The company offers a patient-facing service that enables users to find nearby health practitioners and book appointments 24/7, and a practitioner-focused software suite that helps clinics manage bookings, organize patient consultations, and reduce missed appointments. Founded in 2013, Doctolib serves a range of medical specialties and aims to improve access to care while increasing efficiency for doctors and clinics, contributing to better work-life balance for practitioners and more convenient care for patients.

Cryptosense SA is a company specializing in automated analysis solutions for cryptographic systems, headquartered in Paris, France. Established in 2013, it offers several products designed to enhance cryptographic security. Its flagship tool, Cryptosense Analyzer, conducts vulnerability assessments of cryptographic interfaces, adapting its attack strategies based on the behavior of the device being tested. Additionally, Cryptosense provides tools such as Cryptosense App Tracer for identifying common cryptographic mistakes and key management errors, Cryptosense Monitor for comparison and alerting, and Cryptosense Simulator for replicating Hardware Security Module (HSM) behavior. The company's software is utilized by a diverse clientele, including technology firms, payment system operators, banks, and secure hardware and software manufacturers, all of whom rely on its solutions to protect sensitive data and mitigate security risks in their cryptographic infrastructures. Cryptosense's innovative approach is supported by ongoing research and development, ensuring that its tools remain effective against emerging vulnerabilities.

Legalstart.fr is an automatic generation Internet platform that manages legal documents and links with lawyers. The company offers two types of services, legalstart.fr allows users to simply make quality legal documents and the company puts users in touch with a lawyer adapted to a situation. With Legalstart, users can make and manage a business, recruit an employee, register a trademark, hire a home help or terminate a dispute. Users can have access to a quality and cost-effective solution to meet all of the legal needs. Legalstart.fr was founded on 2013 and is based in Paris, France.

Dataiku develops a centralized data platform that empowers businesses to navigate their data journey, from analytics at scale to enterprise AI. Its platform fosters collaboration among data experts and explorers, providing a repository of best practices, streamlined machine learning deployment, and a controlled environment. Established in 2013, Dataiku is headquartered in New York with offices in Paris and London.

Skintifique is a derma-tech company focused on developing innovative skincare solutions for individuals with sensitive or reactive skin. The company offers a diverse range of products, including lotions, creams, cleanser gels, hydrating gels, and anti-pollution packs, all designed to meet the specific needs of customers with skin sensitivities. Skintifique's formulations are characterized by their efficacy and clean ingredient profiles, utilizing proprietary, patented technologies. The company primarily sells its products directly to consumers through its websites and digital channels, with its largest markets located in the USA, France, and the UK. Founded by Dr. Jacques Delort and Professor Jeff Karp, Skintifique has assembled a talented team of professionals to advance its mission of enhancing the well-being of those with skin concerns.

CAILabs SAS is a French deep tech company headquartered in Rennes, specializing in the design, development, and production of photonic solutions aimed at optimizing light utilization in various applications. Established in 2013, CAILabs focuses on innovative optical components, particularly through its patented Multi-Plane Light Conversion (MPLC) technology. The company provides a range of products, including mode multiplexers, light converters, and laser beam shaping solutions tailored for the telecommunications and industrial laser sectors. Its offerings are designed to enhance the performance of fiber optic networks and laser material processing, addressing critical challenges such as atmospheric turbulence and the need for efficient signal multiplexing. CAILabs aims to leverage its expertise and technological innovations to create reliable and cost-effective solutions for clients in the photonics industry.

PayPlug SAS is an online payment solution provider based in Paris, France, founded in 2012. It is designed specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and micro-businesses, enabling them to sell goods and services online effortlessly. The platform allows users to create a payment page by entering transaction details, which can then be shared via a ‘pay’ button on their website or through direct links sent via email or SMS. This streamlined approach facilitates secure payments and provides users with email notifications upon transaction completion. PayPlug serves a diverse range of clients, including B&Bs, photographers, consultants, non-profits, and online stores. As of April 2017, PayPlug operates as a subsidiary of Natixis S.A., enhancing its capabilities through partnerships with local banks to improve payment acceptance and fraud risk management.

GenSight Biologics is a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on developing therapies for mitochondrial and neurodegenerative diseases of the eye. It uses gene therapy-based platforms, Mitochondrial Targeting Sequence and Optogenetics, to preserve or restore vision in patients with severe degenerative retinal diseases.

Infinit International, founded in 2012 by Julien Quintard and Baptiste Fradin, is a technology company that focuses on simplifying file sharing. The company gained recognition for its innovative approach, graduating from Le Camping’s accelerator program in Paris and earning accolades from various innovation contests, including the Qualcomm QPrize and the French National Innovation Contest. In 2014, Infinit further advanced its development by participating in the Techstars accelerator program in New York City. The company successfully secured $1.8 million in funding from Alven Capital and 360 Capital Partners, which has helped bolster its mission to enhance the user experience in digital file transmission.

Founded in 2011, Ynsect is a biotech company specializing in insect farming and processing. It produces feed for fish and poultry using insects as a sustainable protein source. The company also develops products for non-food applications such as organic fertilizers and bioenergy.

Precogs is a business analytics company based in Paris, France, founded in 2011. It specializes in providing solutions for supply risk management, enterprise resource planning, and procurement monitoring. The company offers innovative products such as CogWatch, a big data predictive tool designed for analytics, and Cog Margin, a component pricing platform. Precogs focuses on serving EMS-ODM-OEM businesses by delivering real-time information on the best available prices for electronic components, enhancing their decision-making processes and operational efficiency.

Point Vision Group offers patients the possibility of making appointments in a very short time, mainly through an internet platform. It is the first group to respond on a large scale to the lack of ophthalmologists in France that generates average wait times of three months for an appointment. Point Vision industrialized the consultation process by segmenting the different stages and delegating non-medical tasks to technicians.

Nanobacterie, founded in 2008, is a pioneering company specializing in the medical applications of magnetic nanoparticles derived from magnetotactic bacteria, known as magnetosomes. The company has developed a novel cancer treatment called magnetic hyperthermia, where these magnetosomes are introduced into tumors and heated using an alternating magnetic field, thereby inducing antitumor activity. Unlike chemically synthesized nanoparticles, magnetosomes offer superior heating properties due to their larger size and chain arrangement, resulting in more uniform heating. Nanobacterie has successfully conducted proof-of-concept studies in mouse models for breast cancer and glioblastoma, achieving complete tumor eradication in glioblastoma cases. The company aims to initiate clinical trials for this treatment, focusing on incurable cancers like glioblastoma, contingent upon meeting regulatory safety standards and manufacturing requirements. With a small team of five, Nanobacterie collaborates closely with academic partners, including a medical team at Pitié Salpêtrière Hospital, and operates within the Orsay/Paris-Sud University campus.

Blue Industry & Science, established in 2010 and headquartered in Paris, France, specializes in the manufacture and distribution of advanced monitoring instruments. The company's core products include field gas analyzers, designed for industrial process control and indoor air quality monitoring. Utilizing tunable laser technology, these instruments can detect trace amounts of various gases in real-time, ensuring compliance with regulations and maintaining safe working environments.

Acticor Biotech SAS is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Paris, France, founded in 2013. The company specializes in developing innovative therapeutic monoclonal antibodies aimed at treating acute thrombotic diseases, particularly focusing on acute ischemic stroke. Its lead product, Glenzocimab, is a humanized antibody designed to address the critical need for new therapeutic options in the management of stroke, a condition that affects millions globally each year and leads to significant mortality and disability. Currently, existing treatments for ischemic stroke have limited efficacy and reach, highlighting the urgent demand for more effective solutions. Acticor Biotech is dedicated to advancing its novel therapies to meet this pressing medical need.

Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Paris, France, G2Mobility specializes in smart charging solutions for electric vehicles. The company offers energy management systems and provides accessible networks of charging stations, enabling clients to adopt sustainable mobility by efficiently managing charge points.

Restlet offers a comprehensive API-First Platform as a Service, enabling developers and non-developers alike to design, document, test, and host APIs efficiently. Its platform facilitates enterprise-level API projects, making cloud, mobile, web, and IoT application development simpler and more secure. Additionally, Restlet maintains the widely-used open-source REST API framework, Restlet Framework, fostering growth in the API development community. Recognized by Gartner as a Cool Vendor in Specialized PaaS in 2015, Restlet is headquartered in San Mateo, California, with an engineering office in Nantes, France.

Whyd is a music-centric social media platform based in Paris, France, founded in 2009. It offers a free service that allows users to organize, play, and share music tracks from various online sources, including YouTube and Soundcloud. By providing a browser button, Whyd enables users to collect their favorite songs from different platforms and curate them on their Whyd profiles. The platform seeks to bridge the gap between music streaming sites and social media, facilitating a seamless experience for music lovers to discover, curate, and engage with music content. Whyd aims to create a dedicated space for music enthusiasts, addressing the fragmented nature of the online music landscape and enhancing the listening and sharing experience.

Hemarina is a privately held biotechnology company based in Morlaix, France, focused on research and development of oxygen transport agents derived from marine invertebrates for medical and industrial applications. Building on extracellular hemoglobin research, the company develops hemoglobin‑based oxygen carriers and related products to improve tissue oxygenation, preserve organs, and support cell culture and biopharmaceutical processes. Its product portfolio includes HEMO2life, an additive for organ preservation solutions that enables oxygenation and reduces rejection risk; HEMHealing, an oxygenating dressing for hypoxic and chronic wounds; and HEMOXYCarrier, a universal oxygen carrier designed to minimize adverse vasoconstriction. The company also develops HEMOXCell/HEMUPStream platforms for cell culture and protein production, as well as M101 and other oxygenation technologies used in medical devices and drug development. Hemarina serves life sciences and pharmaceutical customers, collaborating with academic and clinical partners to advance organ preservation, wound healing, and oxygenation-based therapies.

Flexras Technologies is an electronic design automation (EDA) company based in Saint-Denis, France, founded in 2009 by a team of experts in computer-aided design and FPGA technology. The company specializes in developing solutions that streamline the prototyping, validation, and debugging processes of integrated circuits (ICs) and systems on chips (SoCs). Its flagship product, Wasga, is a comprehensive design suite tailored for FPGA-based systems, featuring tools like Wasga Compiler, which offers timing-driven partitioning for rapid prototyping, and Wasga Architect, a design and synthesis tool for custom FPGA systems. Flexras Technologies addresses hardware/software validation challenges and enhances design efficiency, enabling significant improvements in clock frequency for complex prototypes. The company operates as a subsidiary of Mentor Graphics Corporation.

ManRos Therapeutics SAS is a pharmaceutical company based in Roscoff, France, founded in 2007 by Dr. Laurent Meijer and Professor Hervé Galons. The company focuses on the discovery and development of small-molecule drugs targeting various severe pathologies, including cystic fibrosis, neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s disease, and renal disorders such as polycystic kidney disease. ManRos Therapeutics specializes in the identification, characterization, and optimization of pharmacological kinase inhibitors, with some compounds derived from marine natural products. The firm is dedicated to advancing these treatments through preclinical and clinical development, ultimately aiming to provide cost-effective therapeutic solutions for complex medical conditions.

Robotswim designs and develops aquatic robotic systems for decorative and research purposes. Based in the Paris area and founded in 2009, the company creates small autonomous fish-like robots with embedded hardware and software, optical communication and localization, Wi-Fi connectivity, LED lighting, and configurable group choreography. Its platform supports laboratory sensor development and provides services for industry and research facilities, including robotics studies, sensor design for 3D localization, and high-bandwidth underwater communication. The Jessiko project is internationally recognized for its technologies. Robotswim serves hospitality venues, event organizers, public aquariums, and research institutes seeking lifelike swimming robots to enrich visual experiences and advance aquatic robotics research and exhibits.

Zazzen SAS is a Paris-based company specializing in childcare, coaching, tutoring, and curriculum development services for infants and children in France. Established in 2006, Zazzen provides a range of educational services, including childcare at home and in dedicated centers, as well as engaging activities and practical experiences designed to support children's development. The company also offers customizable employer-sponsored childcare programs that encompass various options such as full and part-time child care, toddler care, and backup care. Through its comprehensive approach, Zazzen addresses the diverse needs of families, ensuring quality care and education for young children.

Founded in Paris, France in 2011, AntVoice is a European company specializing in personalized user experiences. It employs a multi-object graph-based artificial intelligence to create unique user profiles, enabling it to generate tailored recommendations across various channels and countries. The company's solution has been adopted by numerous e-commerce and media actors to enhance KPIs and improve audience experience.

WIT France SAS, established in 2006 and headquartered in Blanquefort near Bordeaux, specializes in manufacturing glass tube containers designed for the storage and presentation of wines and spirits in individual formats. Founded by an oenologist and a sommelier, the company leverages several technological innovations to ensure that its products maintain the quality and preservation of traditional bottles while catering to the needs of both professionals and consumers. WIT France's offerings are utilized in various commercial sectors, including showrooms, wine shops, trade shows, hotels, and restaurants, and serve marketing purposes for importers, salesmen, and corporate gifts. The company operates both nationally and internationally, providing a unique packaging solution for the wine industry.

Poly-Shape, founded in 2007 and based in Evry, France, is an innovative company specializing in the rapid design and manufacture of functional prototype parts. The company focuses on additive manufacturing technologies, particularly in the sectors of aerospace, biomedical, and automotive industries. Poly-Shape employs advanced techniques such as polymer and metal additive design, allowing it to produce both prototypes and small series of products. The company has been recognized for its contributions to innovation, winning the 6th prize Image Entreprise Méditerranée in the "SME and Innovation" category in 2016 and receiving the SME Award from 3AF in 2014. As a subsidiary of AddUp, SAS, Poly-Shape continues to develop its capabilities and offerings in the field of advanced manufacturing technologies.

Zyken is a growing company developing innovative premium wellness products for hotel guestrooms, spas and homes. Zyken products deliver a unique combination of scientific research, cutting-edge technology and exclusive design. Zyken products allow hotel and spa operators to provide guests with an exceptional sensory experience conducive to wellness and restful sleep. NightCove by Zyken is an innovative wellness, sleep and wake-up device developed in partnership with Paris-based designer Patrick Jouin, and Professor Damien Leger, a scientific expert with a worldwide reputation in the field of sleep research. NightCove combines scientifically-validated high-powered LED technologies with advanced acoustics to provide hotel guests with a high quality 'wellness and sleep experience'. Since launch, NightCove has been deployed by more than forty luxury hotels including Four Seasons Paris, Plaza Athénée Paris, W Hotel Koh Samui, Trianon Palace Versailles, Riverton Göteborg, Westin Paris...

Exndo is an architectural firm specializing in innovative town planning and design, with a particular focus on the historical context of Lyon. The company engages in significant urban development projects, including Ilot Parmentier, Fontenay Island, PUP Patay, Carré de Soie, and Gimenez. Exndo prioritizes mixed urban assemblages and aims to create structurally sound and ecologically sustainable designs. Its approach emphasizes energy efficiency, comfort, and health, ensuring that the spaces they develop are both functional and environmentally responsible.

SIEN is a digital discovery and distribution company headquartered in Paris, France, that specializes in creating high-quality digital products for both mobile and desktop platforms. Founded in 2007, SIEN has evolved into a global enterprise, powering over one billion applications annually. The company focuses on developing data-driven solutions that empower online publishers and software developers to expand their reach and effectively monetize their products. Additionally, SIEN offers a personalized marketing platform that utilizes big data and machine learning to analyze customer information and trends, allowing brands to connect relevant content with targeted audiences. This approach helps improve customer loyalty and drive sales by delivering the right message at the optimal time.

Biophytis SA is a clinical-stage biotechnology company headquartered in Paris, France, dedicated to developing therapeutics aimed at slowing the degenerative processes associated with aging and enhancing functional outcomes for patients with age-related diseases. The company is focused on activating key biological resilience pathways that may protect against the effects of various biological and environmental stresses linked to these diseases. Biophytis's lead drug candidate, Sarconeos (BIO101), is an orally administered small molecule designed for treating neuromuscular conditions such as sarcopenia and Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Additionally, its second candidate, Macuneos (BIO201), targets retinal diseases, including age-related macular degeneration and Stargardt disease. The company has established a collaboration agreement with AFM-Telethon to further the development of Sarconeos. Since its founding in 2006, Biophytis has aimed to position itself as a leader in the emerging field of aging science by providing innovative therapies for patients with limited treatment options.

GeoSubSight is an independent company specializing in geological and geophysical services focused on marine earth sciences. The company offers a diverse range of services, including seafloor mapping, formation evaluation, reservoir appraisal, and geophysical data visualization and interpretation. Founded by Alain Rabaute, who has over a decade of experience in marine earth sciences research, GeoSubSight employs advanced techniques to assist clients in mapping and exploring marine surfaces efficiently. The company maintains a strong partnership with the Geology Department of the Ecole normale supérieure in Paris, fostering ongoing knowledge exchange and innovation in its service offerings.

Aldebaran Robotics, established in 2005 and headquartered in Paris, France, specializes in the design, manufacture, and sale of autonomous humanoid robots. Their product portfolio includes NAO, a 58-cm tall companion robot capable of moving, recognizing, hearing, and speaking to humans; Pepper, a social robot that engages in conversation, recognizes individuals, responds to emotions, and navigates autonomously; and Romeo, a 140-cm humanoid robot designed for research into assistance for the elderly and those with mobility challenges, featuring advanced capabilities such as door opening, stair climbing, and object manipulation. The company's robots are employed in entertainment, reception, assistance, home care, and autism therapy applications.

Founded in Paris, Criteo is a global leader in commerce marketing, specializing in performance display and retargeting. It employs machine-learning technology and data-driven insights to deliver measurable ROI for clients worldwide.

Médialis, founded by Michaël Carré and Erwann Gravot, specializes in the medico-social sector with a focus on gerontechnologies and the development of shared medico-social files and websites. Since its establishment in 2005, the company has aimed to enhance the quality of care for individuals with loss of autonomy through innovative and ethical solutions. Médialis develops healthcare coordination software that provides expertise in strategies, policies, services, and assistive technologies, thereby enabling clients to improve the life experiences of those facing difficulties. The company seeks to position itself as a leading expert in its field, leveraging its founders' passion and experience in caring for vulnerable populations.