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ABL Space Systems specializes in designing and manufacturing rockets for the launch of small satellites. Incorporated in 2017 and based in El Segundo, California, the company focuses on developing low-cost and reliable launch vehicles, with its primary product being the RS1 rocket. This vehicle is capable of carrying payloads of up to 1,350 kilograms to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and supports various configurations, including multi-manifest and dedicated deployments. In addition to the RS1, ABL also creates the GS0 ground system, which facilitates rapid deployment and integration of launch operations at multiple sites. The company operates from a 30,000 square foot facility dedicated to research, development, and production, and is privately owned, supported by a group of private equity investors.

InnoCell specializes in the development of a patented supercapacitor technology that focuses on rapidly storing energy in a sustainable and economical way. The company's innovative approach combines both aqueous and organic electrolytes, resulting in high conductivity and enhanced voltage handling capabilities. This technology aims to improve energy efficiency while eliminating harmful components commonly associated with traditional supercapacitors, providing clients with a cleaner and more effective energy storage solution.

Smooth Robotics specializes in intuitive robotic welding software, aimed at automating welding processes for clients. Their flagship product, SmoothTool, enhances the capabilities of Universal Robots, converting its robotic arm into a powerful and user-friendly welding tool. The platform allows operators to teach the robot the welding path and techniques using a joystick mounted on the robot, simplifying the programming process. This innovative approach enables users to achieve automated welding with ease, ensuring consistent and high-quality results without the complexities typically associated with traditional programming methods.

NanOrig develops safety labels that will protect products against piracy. On the surface of the marks are small pieces of crystal with organic nanofibres. These can be compared to human fingerprints.

Enabled Robotics ApS, founded in 2016 and based in Odense S, Denmark, specializes in developing software platforms for mobile robots equipped with robotic arms. The company emerged as a spin-out from the University of Southern Denmark, initiated by Science Ventures Denmark and Lars-Peter Ellekilde. Enabled Robotics focuses on creating flexible collaborative robots designed to address labor shortages and reduce automation costs. Their innovative systems combine the mobility of autonomous robots with the functionality of robotic arms, allowing for the efficient automation of complex tasks, particularly in internal logistics processes. The company has made strides in the robotics field since securing investment from Per Ibsen of PI Consult & Invest, which facilitated the hiring of their first developer.

Caldan Therapeutics Ltd is a biotechnology company that originated as a spinout from the University of Glasgow and the University of Southern Denmark. The company focuses on the development of novel therapeutics that target free fatty acid receptors, which play a significant role in the pathophysiology of metabolic diseases, particularly Type 2 Diabetes (T2D). Through a collaboration between Professor Graeme Milligan and Professor Trond Ulven, Caldan Therapeutics aims to address various aspects of T2D, including insulin secretion, insulin sensitivity, and islet cell protection. In addition to T2D, there is potential for the company's therapeutics to be applied in treating other conditions such as non-alcoholic steatohepatitis and inflammatory diseases.

Othonia Curing Technology develops UV/LED fixtures for curing in the paint/varnish industry and flexography industry.