Delft Enterprises

XS Innovations specializes in the development of innovative vascular access devices for hemodialysis patients. Their flagship product is a device that manages blood flow during dialysis sessions, opening and closing the anastomosis between an artery and a vein. This technology aims to reduce complications and enhance the quality of life for patients with end-stage kidney disease.

Innatera develops ultra-low-power neuromorphic processors for sensors. Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from Delft University of Technology, the company designs neuromorphic chips that mimic brain mechanisms for processing sensory data. The processors use continuous-time analog-mixed signal computing to replicate spiking neurons and synapses, enabling sensor data to be processed faster and with substantially less energy than conventional processors.

Innatera develops ultra-low-power neuromorphic processors for sensors. Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from Delft University of Technology, the company designs neuromorphic chips that mimic brain mechanisms for processing sensory data. The processors use continuous-time analog-mixed signal computing to replicate spiking neurons and synapses, enabling sensor data to be processed faster and with substantially less energy than conventional processors.

QphoX develops quantum modem devices that facilitate communication among quantum computers over a quantum network.

Villari is a company that specializes in wireless structural health monitoring technology aimed at enhancing infrastructure safety and maintenance. Its platform provides advanced wireless crack monitoring sensor units designed to detect fatigue cracks in critical structures such as steel bridges, heavy lift cranes, and offshore installations. By facilitating remote inspections and offering automated warnings, Villari enables clients to implement predictive maintenance strategies effectively. The technology empowers organizations to make informed, data-driven decisions regarding the upkeep and longevity of their assets, ultimately contributing to improved safety and operational efficiency.

Gilbert Technologies specializes in developing and commercializing innovative medical inhaler devices. Founded in 2016, the company focuses on improving lung disease treatments, vaccinations, and pain management using its proprietary electrohydrodynamic atomization technology.

QphoX develops quantum modem devices that facilitate communication among quantum computers over a quantum network.