EASME

EASME is a European Union executive agency that supports small and medium-sized enterprises and promotes innovation in Europe. It manages projects in the areas of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the environment, energy, and maritime sectors, funded by COSME, LIFE, and EMFF. EASME organizes the European Sustainable Energy Week and serves industries such as environmental management, energy production, and maritime activities.

Monique Calisti

Expert evaluator and reviewer

Past deals in Robotics

Agade

Venture Round in 2022
Agade is a pioneering company specializing in robotic exoskeletons. Its flagship product, AgadeXo, significantly reduces muscle fatigue and injury risks by providing variable support that counteracts gravity's effect on human limbs, enabling movement akin to zero-g environments. This innovation targets operators performing repetitive tasks, aiming to enhance productivity and safety.

Blubrake

Series A in 2020
Blubrake specializes in developing advanced mechatronic systems for braking and sensing applications on bicycles, with a focus on e-bikes. Their flagship product is an integrated Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) that enhances safety across various cycling environments.

Neuro Device Group

Grant in 2019
Neuro Device Group S.A. is a Polish med-tech company, established in 2008 and based in Warsaw, specializing in the development and manufacturing of medical devices aimed at addressing neurological disorders. The company's product lineup includes Neuro Device Camri, a diagnostic recording camera for MRI scanners; Neuro Device Scent, which measures neuronal reactions to scents; and Neuro Device Tacti, a stimulator used in preoperative fMRI diagnostics to localize brain sensomotoric areas. In addition to its proprietary devices, Neuro Device Group also distributes a range of high-quality neurological products and medical devices from leading global manufacturers, encompassing areas such as eye tracking, rehabilitation, virtual reality, and fMRI. The company's ongoing mission is to enhance neurological research and improve patient outcomes through innovative technologies.

Cambrian Intelligence

Grant in 2019
Cambrian Intelligence LTD, founded in 2015 and based in London, develops advanced artificial intelligence teleoperation interfaces that enable intuitive control of robots at a distance. By leveraging gaming technologies, including virtual reality, tracking, and haptics, the company's system allows users to replicate hand and arm movements, facilitating seamless natural teleoperation. This innovative approach not only enhances the user experience but also enables the teaching of robots through teleoperation, thereby increasing their autonomy with artificial intelligence. Cambrian Intelligence's long-term vision is to create an AI-based robotic operating system capable of controlling and manipulating objects with human-level dexterity across various robotic platforms.

AImotive

Grant in 2019
AImotive is a developer of automated driving technology focused on creating self-driving software, proprietary simulation tools, and neural network acceleration hardware. The company aims to facilitate the deployment of automated driving through its scalable and modular products, which are designed to be hardware agnostic. Drawing on its team's expertise in artificial intelligence, sensor fusion, and 3D graphics, AImotive supports industry partners in achieving their self-driving objectives. The company's technology is tailored to provide safe and comfortable rides across various climates and cultures, positioning it as a competitive player in the automated driving sector.

Imetrum

Grant in 2019
Founded in 2003, Imetrum specializes in video-based and non-contact precision measurement solutions for scientists and engineers. Its flagship product, Video Gauge, measures displacement and strain on materials and structures, serving industries such as aerospace, automotive, and academia.

SPECTRAL Industries

Grant in 2019
SPECTRAL Industries is a high-tech company specializing in the development of advanced optical sensor systems for non-contact chemical analysis. Their product offerings include conveyor belt sensors, LIBS engines, drill core scanners, and spectrometers, all designed to facilitate real-time, robust, and in-line atomic analysis without the need for sample preparation. SPECTRAL focuses on a diverse range of industrial applications, including food safety, medical diagnostics, mining, and recycling. By leveraging a combination of academic research and practical expertise, the company collaborates with high-tech partners worldwide to create innovative solutions that prioritize robustness, mobility, and accuracy.

Krtkl

Grant in 2019
Founded in 2014, Krtkl Inc. specializes in edge-based hardware and software solutions designed to democratize access to advanced technology. Its products enable rapid development and deployment of artificial intelligence, sensor fusion, computer vision, networking, industrial control, mechatronics, automation, and wireless communications for robotics, sensing, and space industries.

Actronika

Grant in 2019
Actronika specializes in developing advanced haptic platforms that facilitate seamless systems integration. As a leader in haptics technology, Actronika provides innovative vibrotactile modules designed for easy incorporation into clients' systems. The company focuses on creating human-machine interface solutions using patented haptic technology, aiming to re-engage people with tangible experiences in an increasingly digital world. Their offerings include both hardware and software components that enhance user interaction through touch, making them a key player in the field of mechatronics and robotics.

Rope Robotics

Grant in 2019
Rope Robotics is the developer and producer of a unique repair solution for leading edges on turbine blades. Using an automatic BR-8 robot to do repair and maintenance work in the heights will guarantee: • Highest efficiency level • Advanced process quality • Improved EHS • Photo and laser scans documentation Rope Robotics is offering a new proven repair solution that results in a new low cost baseline for blade maintenance.

Jinn-Bot Robotics & Design

Grant in 2019
Jinn-Bot Robotics & Design GmbH" produces robotic systems based on industry standard modules for training and technology users. All components are 100% digitally developed and produced with 3D printers worldwide. These manufacturing methods enable the Robotic customer to produce spare parts or to integrate new developments based on CAD data. The Windows and Android-controlled robots can be easily expanded by individually optimized functions thanks to a «jinn open source concept». Extensions are, for example, motion sensors, infrared sensors, solar panels, voice control - the possibilities are inexhaustible. Further Robotioc solutions for various everyday applications are under development.

Aero Enterprise

Grant in 2019
Aero Enterprise GmbH, established in 2013 and headquartered in Linz, Austria, specializes in automated inspection services for wind turbines across Europe. The company leverages advanced drone technology and proprietary Flight Intelligence systems to provide comprehensive inspection and analysis solutions tailored for both onshore and offshore wind energy applications. Aero Enterprise's offerings include detailed inspections of industrial plants, data analysis, and reporting, all enhanced by artificial intelligence for real-time data acquisition and smart software analysis. By focusing on innovation and efficiency, Aero Enterprise aims to transform the wind energy sector, providing stakeholders with cutting-edge platforms and technologies to optimize wind turbine management and performance.

Deneb Medical

Grant in 2019
Deneb Medical develops a laser-based robotic surgery system and a robotic platform for use in neurosurgery, craniofacial and head and neck surgery, urology, and general surgery. The system uses optical and photonic techniques for tissue ablation and includes three-dimensional visualization, augmented reality guidance, and robotic assistance to enable more accurate, efficient, and minimally invasive procedures, with the goal of improving patient outcomes.

RoBird

Grant in 2019
Clear Flight Solutions is a Dutch company combining expert knowledge of unmanned aerial vehicles with extensive expertise in the ecological domain. Whether the situation requires a robotic bird of prey or a stable multicopter, the Company provides a working solution. With the Robirds, flying on unique patented flapping wing technology, the Company offers unmatched effectiveness in the field of bird control. Clear Flight Solutions also offers unique platforms for wildlife observation and protection, safety and surveillance, and surveying and mapping. After winning the UVS International Innovation Award in 2011, the Company was founded in 2012 as a spin-off of the University of Twente. Clear Flight Solutions has obtained a $1.7 million investment from the Cottonwood Euro Technology Fund early 2015. The Company was elected Startup of the Year in the Twente region in 2015 and has recently been awarded with the euRobotics Technology Transfer Award, the ASME Young Technology Award, as well as the first ever EU Drone Award for best drone-based solution.

Civ Robotics

Grant in 2019
Civ Robotics develops autonomous ground vehicles designed to automate layout and staking tasks in large-scale civil engineering projects. Their rugged rovers, equipped with high-precision receivers and integrated mission-planning software, improve land surveying efficiency by accurately marking coordinates with significantly reduced manual effort.

Probiomedica

Grant in 2019
Probiomedica is a company focused on developing innovative biomedical devices that integrate engineering, biology, photonics, and robotics for health and personal care applications. The company specializes in creating small swallowable capsules designed to emit light at specific wavelengths, utilizing the principles of Photodynamic therapy. This technology aims to enhance the photo-killing of harmful bacteria such as Helicobacter pylori, which is associated with conditions like gastritis, peptic ulcers, and gastric cancer. By employing these advanced photonic techniques, Probiomedica seeks to offer effective treatments that minimize reliance on pharmaceuticals and reduce the risk of drug-related side effects, thereby improving patient outcomes in the realm of gastrointestinal health.

Spoon

Grant in 2019
Spoon is a social robotics company focused on creating artificial creatures designed to enhance human relationships through natural interactions. The company develops robots that draw inspiration from animal behavior, aiming to simplify the way people engage with technology. By customizing these robots to address individual user needs, Spoon reduces the cognitive burden associated with interacting with machines, allowing users to communicate effortlessly without the necessity of learning a specific programming language. This approach not only fosters more intuitive interactions but also seeks to promote a technological humanism that prioritizes the enhancement of human experiences.

SynSense

Grant in 2019
SynSense is a neuromorphic computing company based in Zurich, Switzerland, founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing ultra-low-power vision and biosignal processors, as well as point cloud and always-on auditory processing solutions. These products are designed for artificial intelligence edge computing applications, including autonomous robots, mobile and embedded devices, wearable healthcare systems, security, computing, and IoT applications. SynSense's neuromorphic processors overcome the limitations of traditional von Neumann computers by providing an unprecedented combination of ultra-low power consumption and low-latency performance.

SmartRay

Grant in 2019
SmartRay is a manufacturer and developer specializing in advanced three-dimensional sensors and optical instruments designed to enhance quality control in various industries. The company focuses on creating a unique range of 3D sensors that are efficient, compact, and lightweight, enabling easier and quicker deployment. These sensors provide reliable inspection, guidance, and measurement solutions for manufacturers, machine builders, and system integrators globally. SmartRay's technology aims to reduce manufacturing costs while optimizing production processes through high-precision calibration and testing applications. By addressing a diverse array of applications, SmartRay positions itself as a leader in the field of 3D sensing technology.

Macco Robotics

Grant in 2019
Macco is a Spanish foodtech company dedicated to developing and manufacturing innovative products and processes that leverage robotics and artificial intelligence in the food and beverage sector. Their focus on technology enhances efficiency and quality in food production and service, transforming the culinary landscape.

ABLE Human Motion

Grant in 2019
ABLE Human Motion is a Barcelona-based medical device start-up founded in 2018, focused on developing robotic exoskeletons to enhance mobility for individuals with disabilities. The company’s flagship product, the ABLE Exoskeleton, is a lightweight and user-friendly wearable device designed to assist paraplegic individuals in standing, walking, and sitting down. This innovative technology incorporates a motor and gearbox that mimic muscle function, along with inertial sensors that detect the user's intentions. By enabling greater mobility and independence, the ABLE Exoskeleton aims to improve the quality of life for its users while also serving as a rehabilitation tool for clinicians, enhancing the efficiency of therapy and promoting daily ambulation within the community.

DentistRobot

Grant in 2019
DentistRobot develops a hardware and software solution that employs robot technology to automate teeth reshaping processes. This innovation aims to enhance precision and efficiency in dental procedures, reducing human error and procedure time.

Eliport

Grant in 2019
Eliport develops autonomous delivery robots for last-mile logistics. The company designs ground-based delivery machines that move goods from distribution centers to end customers, featuring advanced navigation, real-time tracking, and secure delivery compartments. Its robotics solution aims to improve delivery efficiency, reduce operating costs, and enhance customer satisfaction for e-commerce businesses and logistics providers.

Curiosity Robotics

Grant in 2019
Curiosity Robotics, established by experts in social robotics, English language teaching, and toy development, specializes in creating innovative robot systems. Their flagship product is an AI-driven educational robot designed to revolutionize early childhood education, specifically focusing on teaching English to toddlers during their critical language acquisition phase. This robot leverages advanced AI to deliver automated, interactive learning experiences, making early childhood education more accessible and engaging.

Smooth Robotics

Grant in 2019
Smooth Robotics specializes in creating intuitive robotic welding software. Their flagship product, SmoothTool, enhances the capabilities of Universal Robots' arms, converting them into versatile and easily programmable welding tools. The company's platform allows operators to teach robots welding paths and techniques using a joystick mounted on the robot, eliminating the need for complex programming. This approach enables users to achieve automated welding with consistent, high-quality results.

Memetis

Grant in 2019
Memetis GmbH, established in 2017 and headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany, specializes in the development and production of foil-based miniature actuators. These innovative products utilize shape memory alloy technology, offering superior force generation, compactness, and flexibility compared to traditional wire-based mechanisms. Memetis serves diverse industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical technology, bioanalytics, and testing equipment manufacturing, catering to their unique motion control needs. As a spin-off of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), the company leverages cutting-edge research to deliver high-performance solutions tailored to each client's requirements.

Springa

Grant in 2019
Springa is a startup of designers and engineers developing autonomous robotic tools for digital fabrication. Their mission is to allow everyone being creative and building big projects, wherever they want. They began this adventure creating Goliath CNC, the first portable and autonomous CNC machine that changes the way of makers, designers and professionals work on flat surfaces. Founded in 2016, they are based in Milano at PoliHub, the startup incubator of the Politecnico di Milano.

Perpetual Mobile

Grant in 2019
Perpetual Mobile provides Mobile Application and consulting services in farm management and machinery control. Their 14 engineers, ICT and business managers have completed over 150 projects to date. Their familiarity with the market needs led us to develop new navigation technology called outside-in tracking (patented) that is the core of Zauberzeug™, a robot for the autonomous cleaning of stables.

Nido

Grant in 2019
Nido specializes in developing, manufacturing, and marketing efficient, low-cost underwater robots. These robots reduce risks for personnel working underwater and lower inspection, maintenance, repair costs while improving CAPEX and OPEX. Headquartered in Murcia, Spain, Nido has sold over 60 robots to various European countries and Latin America.

Spectroplast

Grant in 2019
Spectroplast specializes in additive manufacturing of pure silicones using its proprietary SAMT technology. It offers customizable solutions for healthcare, industrial components, soft robotics, art, and medical sectors. Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from ETH Zurich, Spectroplasty enables cost-effective and time-saving production without the need for molds, operating with minimal waste.

Cogvis

Grant in 2019
Cogvis specializes in computer vision, machine learning, and 3D data analytics to enhance patient safety and caregiver productivity. Founded in 2007, it provides a privacy-protecting AI-based system that monitors patients autonomously, preventing falls and other critical incidents while reducing administrative workload for nurses by up to 30%.

Qlayers

Grant in 2019
QLayers is a technology company that specializes in robotic coating solutions, notably through its product, the Slash100. This innovative hardware automates the application of coatings in a controlled environment, allowing for efficient coverage of large surfaces in various conditions. QLayers' technology focuses on creating functional sharkskin coatings that significantly reduce friction drag for wind turbines, ships, and other vehicles, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. By utilizing an autonomous painting robot, QLayers enables industries to improve their coating processes, which leads to faster application speeds and reduced fuel consumption.

Dufour Aerospace

Grant in 2019
Dufour Aerospace is an aviation company based in Valais, Switzerland, founded in 2017. The company specializes in the development of next-generation electric aircraft, focusing on both manned and unmanned systems designed for various applications, including logistics, sensor operations, and the transport of patients and passengers. Dufour Aerospace employs distributed electric propulsion and a hybrid module in its aircraft, which are capable of vertical takeoff and landing like helicopters. Additionally, the aircraft utilize a tilt-wing design that allows them to fly as swiftly and efficiently as airplanes, positioning the company to meet the evolving demands of advanced air mobility.

BitMetrics

Grant in 2019
BitMetrics is a Barcelona-based company founded in 2017 that specializes in AI-driven development services and quality management solutions. The company focuses on automating various business and manufacturing processes to enhance operational efficiency while empowering employees. BitMetrics develops user-friendly, hardware-agnostic solutions aimed at automating repetitive and labor-intensive tasks across multiple sectors. Its proprietary products leverage advancements in computer vision and robotics, employing geometry and texture-based attributes to ensure consistent output for known and unknown objects. By catering to businesses of all sizes, BitMetrics aims to streamline workflows and improve productivity through innovative technology solutions.

RoboticsX

Grant in 2019
RoboticsX is a pioneering company focused on transforming the manufacturing and robotics industries through innovative technologies. By developing advanced industrial robots and harnessing expertise in manufacturing processes and Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, RoboticsX aims to address significant global challenges. The company's initiatives encompass a range of projects across Europe that are designed to enhance production efficiency and adaptability. RoboticsX specializes in autonomous robotics, which have applications in various sectors, including automotive and pharmaceuticals, as well as ambitious projects related to construction on Mars. Their team, composed of individuals with diverse backgrounds from both corporate and startup environments, possesses the knowledge and experience necessary to implement new business models and drive innovation. Through their commitment to pushing boundaries and redefining industrial standards, RoboticsX is positioned as a leader in the field of industrial innovation.

Terabee

Grant in 2019
Terabee is a company specializing in the design, development, and production of advanced sensing solutions, particularly through its TeraRanger brand of 2D and 3D distance sensors. These small, lightweight sensors are utilized in various applications, including fast-moving ground and airborne robots, facilitating localization, navigation, and collision avoidance. Furthermore, Terabee provides industry-specific solutions that enhance automation and support Industry 4.0 and IoT applications. The company collaborates with clients to integrate added intelligence into their systems, offering assistance with algorithms, control systems, and custom sensor development. Terabee’s technology also includes capabilities for accurate data capture in buildings, contributing to energy efficiency and cost savings through integrated solutions such as people counting.

Another Brain

Grant in 2018
Another Brain, SA is a Paris-based company founded in 2017 that specializes in the development and manufacturing of bio-inspired chipsets designed for artificial intelligence and robotics applications. These innovative chipsets facilitate autonomous and unsupervised data extraction, enabling embedded pattern recognition and processing without reliance on external databases. They can detect and store multiple patterns simultaneously and learn from previously encountered patterns. The company also offers software tools to assist users in integrating the chipsets and conducting simulations. Another Brain's technology has diverse applications across various industries, including smart sensors, Internet of Things (IoT), smart cars, smart homes, robotics, drones, security, biometrics, defense, and data center optimization. By enhancing the capabilities of AI beyond traditional deep learning approaches, Another Brain aims to revolutionize how information is processed and utilized in numerous sectors.

Growponics

Grant in 2018
Growponics Ltd., designs and builds automated hydroponic greenhouse factories that use modern agronomics and high technology, to maximize food/plant production and profitability on crop yields grown 365 days a year, specializing in unique hydroponic growing methods. Their high performance method is probably the best growing technique in the world. Growponics’ technology removes the variables and constraints that Mother Nature puts on farmers and allows consistent quality of produce to ensure the best possible market price. Planting, harvesting and packaging is at a semi-automated level, including robotic features; done in a climate controlled environment, monitored by an advanced computerized control center, thus reducing the need for costly manpower and training.

Embotech

Grant in 2018
Founded in 2013, Embotech develops decision-making software solutions for autonomous systems. Its flagship product, FORCES Pro, enables complex control system design across industries such as automotive, energy, and robotics. Applications include wind turbine control, drone motion planning, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), spacecraft landing, and reusable rocket returns.

GOGOA Mobility Robots

Grant in 2018
Gogoa Mobility Robots specializes in developing wearable robotic solutions aimed at enhancing human mobility and supporting rehabilitation efforts. The company focuses on creating affordable and effective products, including exoskeletons designed for both industrial applications and health-related challenges. Their award-winning "Assist-As-Needed" control technology allows for seamless adaptation to various human movements, translating intention into action. Gogoa's exoskeletons are utilized in physical rehabilitation for patients recovering from conditions such as acquired brain damage, stroke, and spinal cord injuries, as well as in manufacturing to improve worker mobility and reduce injury risks. The Hank exoskeleton, a key product, has received CE Mark certification, enabling its commercial sale across Europe.

SoapBox Labs

Venture Round in 2018
SoapBox Labs Ltd., established in 2013 and based in Dublin, Ireland, specializes in developing automated speech recognition solutions tailored to children's voices. The company offers a range of products, including reading and language learning tools, as well as gaming solutions that incorporate voice control, AR, VR, and IoT. Their technology, which is COPPA and GDPR compliant, is integrated into various applications such as toys, robotics, and educational platforms, catering to multiple languages and providing accurate, age-appropriate, and safe voice-enabled experiences for children.

Wingtra

Grant in 2018
Wingtra is a Swiss drone manufacturer that designs the WingtraOne, a vertical take-off and landing VTOL fixed-wing drone that combines plane-like efficiency with VTOL versatility to deliver high-precision aerial data for surveying, mapping, and infrastructure projects. The platform supports sectors including construction, mining, agriculture, forestry, environmental monitoring, urban planning, and land management by capturing detailed data over large areas. Founded in 2014 and launching its market-ready product in 2017, Wingtra serves a global customer base through a network of surveying equipment dealers, enabling professionals to digitize and monitor surroundings with reliable flight performance.

Gleechi

Grant in 2018
Gleechi AB, established in 2014 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in developing software solutions that facilitate natural interaction between humans, computers, and robots. Their core technology revolves around advanced computer vision and machine learning algorithms, enabling real-time, free, and natural hand interactions in games, virtual reality, and robotics. Gleechi's innovative software allows for the creation of realistic hand movements and interactions, making it possible for users to learn by doing in virtual environments. The company has been recognized for its achievements, including being named Super Startup of the Year by Veckans Affärer and ALMI Invest, winning the EIT Digital Idea Challenge, and being awarded Startup of the Year by STING.

RoboFit ApS

Grant in 2018
RoboFit ApS is a Danish company located in Christiansfeld that specializes in the development and marketing of a rehabilitation robot designed for individuals with limited muscle strength. This innovative technology facilitates effective shoulder rehabilitation by enabling patients to exercise through the full range of motion. The company's focus is on providing measurable and motivational support during rehabilitation sessions, enhancing the overall recovery experience for patients with shoulder injuries or conditions.

LahakX

Grant in 2018
LahakX is an agricultural technology company specializing in autonomous drone solutions for crop protection. It offers growers the ability to utilize a self-flying fleet of spraying drones, which can be deployed at the push of a button, allowing for efficient and precise application of agricultural chemicals. The company's proprietary technology enables both uniform coverage and targeted spot spraying, significantly reducing chemical usage while improving safety and productivity. LahakX's system not only minimizes labor and operational costs but also enhances the overall efficiency of farming practices. Growers can opt to purchase the complete spraying solution or engage LahakX to provide spraying services directly. Having launched its operations in the United States earlier this year, LahakX is positioned to deliver sustainable and innovative solutions to modern agricultural challenges.

LuxAI

Grant in 2018
LuxAI develops socially assistive robots designed for education, healthcare and therapeutic contexts. A spin-off from the University of Luxembourg, the company focuses on making socially assistive robotics economical and easy to use for teachers, therapists and caregivers. Its robots leverage artificial intelligence to generate facial expressions, gestures and adaptive behaviors to facilitate social interaction, therapy and learning. The AI software supports evidence-based education methods, including autism therapy, with the goal of enabling non-specialized caregivers to deliver standardized curriculums and interventions at scale and lower cost.

CEAD Group

Grant in 2018
CEAD is a technology supplier on the frontier of composite additive manufacturing. The development of the CFAM 3D printer has been a breakthrough in printing with a continuous carbon or glass fiber. The large printing area of 4m x 2m x 1,5m makes this technology suitable for large structural composite components and molds. Printing with a wide range of polymer matrix materials from PP up to PEEK.

Noonee

Grant in 2018
Noonee is a pioneering company founded in 2014 in Switzerland, recognized as the world's first supplier of Wearable Ergonomic Mechatronic Devices (WEMDs). Its flagship product, the Chairless Chair, is an innovative electromechanical device designed to enhance ergonomics in the manufacturing industry. This exoskeleton-like device enables workers to sit while working without a traditional chair, allowing for flexibility between sitting, standing, and walking positions. The development of the Chairless Chair involved extensive collaboration with corporate clients and end users to ensure its practicality and effectiveness. In 2016, Noonee expanded its operations by establishing Noonee Germany GmbH, marking the beginning of its global rollout. The company seeks to alleviate back pain and improve workplace comfort for employees engaged in physically demanding jobs.

Pollen Robotics

Grant in 2018
Pollen Robotics is a robotics company focused on developing humanoid service robots designed for interaction and manipulation of objects across various industries such as healthcare, retail, and education. Their robots are customizable and equipped with advanced robotic arms, enabling them to convey emotions through technology and antennas, thereby expanding potential applications and accessibility in the field of robotics.

Cognibotics

Grant in 2018
Cognibotics AB is a Swedish company based in Lund that specializes in developing methods and services to accurately determine robot properties, including backlash, friction, and non-linear compliance. The company focuses on enhancing the performance and cost-effectiveness of robotic systems by providing solutions that improve the calibration and monitoring of robotic joints. Cognibotics offers techniques that assist in assessing mechanical wear and service requirements, thereby extending the longevity of robotic systems. Its platform aims to deliver high accuracy and predictability, enabling the programming of collaborative robots and supporting innovative applications in motion control and mechanical design. Through its advancements, Cognibotics facilitates businesses in accessing affordable robotic solutions and broadening the scope of their operational capabilities.

Grundium

Grant in 2018
Grundium Ltd, established in 2015 and headquartered in Tampere, Finland, specializes in imaging and multi-camera solutions. The company caters to diverse industries such as transportation, biotechnology, and professional imaging, offering end-to-end solutions that include hardware, software, and user services. Grundium's core expertise lies in providing high-quality, portable digital microscope scanners designed for live telepathology consultations, enabling real-time, high-resolution image transmission between surgeons and pathologists, regardless of location. This innovative technology enhances diagnostic pathology reach and quality while reducing time and costs. Additionally, Grundium provides multi-camera solutions for the transportation industry, capable of withstanding harsh environmental conditions, and offers microscopic imaging platforms for various applications.

MetoMotion

Grant in 2018
MetoMotion is a company focused on creating a multipurpose robotic system, known as GRoW, aimed at addressing labor-intensive tasks in greenhouse vegetable production, particularly for greenhouse tomatoes. The company's robotic platform leverages artificial intelligence to identify and locate ripe fruit, facilitating seamless integration with existing farming systems. This innovation allows growers to enhance their greenhouse operations by providing valuable insights that can lead to increased yield and quality while minimizing waste. By reducing reliance on human labor, MetoMotion seeks to lower operational costs and improve efficiency in the agricultural sector.

colib

Grant in 2018
COLIB is a novel robotic parcel locker platform for cheap, efficient & convenient last-mile delivery.

Datumate

Grant in 2018
Datumate Ltd. specializes in developing field-to-plan technology solutions for surveying, civil engineering, and architectural applications. Its products include DatuSite suite for aerial mapping and 3D modeling, DatuGram for 3D geodetic mapping, DatuMeasure for geodetic calculations, DatuGuide for geomatics verification, and DatuBIM for field data analytics and BIM cloud services. Serving private firms and government agencies globally, Datumate Ltd. aims to automate and digitalize construction processes.

ViVO Smart Medical Devices

Grant in 2018
ViVO Smart Medical Devices specializes in the design and manufacturing of innovative medical devices aimed at enhancing patient care in the healthcare sector. The company holds an exclusive worldwide license for the Pupiloscope, a novel handheld device that facilitates real-time detection, assessment, and monitoring of pupil reactivity in patients with head trauma. In addition to developing proprietary products, ViVO offers a range of services including rapid prototyping, project management, testing, quality control, and full assembly. These services are tailored to support med-tech companies and clients in improving treatment outcomes and advancing healthcare solutions.

Hydromea

Grant in 2018
Hydromea develops portable underwater robotics systems that provide access to submerged assets and data. The company offers a scalable multi-robot inspection and sensing system that can be permanently deployed at sea or launched from mobile autonomous craft and remotely tasked to carry out regular inspections, environmental measurements and emergency response. Its in-house sensors can be integrated on drones to deliver faster underwater data collection both onshore and offshore, enabling companies to obtain valuable insights at lower cost. The solution emphasizes portability, affordability and ruggedness to withstand harsh underwater environments.

SP Nano

Grant in 2018
SP Nano Ltd. is a nanotechnology company based in Yavne, Israel, founded in 2007, that specializes in developing advanced materials for various industries. The company focuses on enhancing textiles and composite materials by utilizing a proprietary protein technology that integrates carbon nanotubes into a range of fabrics, including carbon fiber, aramid, and glass fiber composites. Its flagship product, SP1, serves as a nano-reinforcement agent designed to improve the strength and sustainability of components used in aerospace, automotive, and energy applications. By addressing the weaknesses in traditional composite materials, SP Nano enables the production of lighter, stronger, and more cost-effective parts, contributing to the growing composites market.

Deneb Medical

Grant in 2018
Deneb Medical develops a laser-based robotic surgery system and a robotic platform for use in neurosurgery, craniofacial and head and neck surgery, urology, and general surgery. The system uses optical and photonic techniques for tissue ablation and includes three-dimensional visualization, augmented reality guidance, and robotic assistance to enable more accurate, efficient, and minimally invasive procedures, with the goal of improving patient outcomes.

Blubrake

Grant in 2018
Blubrake specializes in developing advanced mechatronic systems for braking and sensing applications on bicycles, with a focus on e-bikes. Their flagship product is an integrated Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) that enhances safety across various cycling environments.

Sensory and Robotic Integration

Grant in 2018
Sensory and robotic integration develops new technology solutions and products based on sensory integration and advanced automation, whether for the manufacturing or agro-food industries. They have capacity within the context of industry, either for classical disciplines such as mechanical design and manufacturing or electronic integrations, or the newest ones such as collaborative robotics, sensor integration, or artificial intelligence.

Microbot Medical

Grant in 2018
Microbot Medical is a medical device company based in Hingham, Massachusetts, founded in 2010. It specializes in developing micro-robotic technologies for minimally invasive surgery. The company's key products include the Self Cleaning Shunt (SCS) for treating hydrocephalus and normal pressure hydrocephalus, TipCAT, a self-propelling endoscope initially designed for colonoscopy procedures, and Liberty, a combination of guidewire and microcatheter technologies for endoluminal surgery. Microbot Medical aims to enhance surgical outcomes by providing less invasive and more precise solutions, with 37 issued/allowed patents and 15 patent applications pending worldwide.

Echoes

Grant in 2018
ECHOES specializes in the design, development, and commercialization of radar systems characterized by low emissions, compact size, and minimal energy consumption. Established as a spin-off from the National Laboratory of Radar and Surveillance Systems, ECHOES operates within the Polo Tecnologico business incubator in Navacchio, Pisa. Since its inception, the company has achieved recognition as a spin-off from the University of Pisa and holds the status of an "Innovative Startup." ECHOES offers a range of products and services related to radar technologies, targeting four primary market segments: terrain and infrastructure monitoring, maritime traffic control, space applications, and airborne systems.

Singer Instruments and Control

Grant in 2018
Founded at 1976, Singer Instruments & Control is a privately owned engineering company, expert in design, development and manufacturing of electro-mechanical components and systems such as LVDTs, inclinometers, transducers and other various sensors. In addition to their off-the-shelf and customized line of products, Singer Instruments & Control holds a strong, experienced development team. They specialize in providing a solid engineering house for many startup companies, developing dozens of diverse products in the medical devices industry, the military industry and general industry. At Singer-Instruments & Control Ltd. their strengths include designing and manufacturing miniature and accurate transducers and sensors, comprising technologies such as winding 0.0004 inch (0.01 millimeters) diameter wires, complex assemblies, robotic systems, plastic molded electronic parts and vacuum potting.

Sky-Watch

Grant in 2018
Founded in 2009, Sky-Watch specializes in developing high-tech solutions for real-time decision-making in complex environments worldwide. The company focuses on unmanned systems, advanced embedded control software, integrated industrial design, and intuitive user interfaces. Their products aim to save time, reduce costs, and potentially save lives by operating autonomously in challenging environments.

Marsi Bionics

Grant in 2018
Marsi Bionics is a company focused on designing, manufacturing, and selling modular robotic orthoses aimed at clinical rehabilitation and mobility assistance. The company specializes in self-adaptive gait exoskeletons, which include a range of products from single joint active orthoses to full trunk-hip-knee-ankle-foot active orthoses. This modular technology, known as ARES, is tailored to meet the specific physiological needs of each user, particularly benefiting individuals with walking disabilities caused by neurological disorders and musculoskeletal complications. Notable products include MAK, an active knee orthosis, and ATLAS, the first pediatric exoskeleton, both of which have received CE marking for safety and efficacy. Additionally, the adult exoskeleton, STELO, further exemplifies the company's commitment to enhancing mobility for individuals with leg impairments.

OriginGPS

Grant in 2018
OriginGPS Ltd., founded in 2006 and based in Petah Tikva, Israel, is a leading developer, manufacturer, and supplier of global positioning system (GPS) and global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) solutions. The company specializes in creating miniaturized GNSS modules, antenna modules, and antenna solutions with unparalleled sensitivity and noise immunity through its proprietary Noise Free Zone technology. This technology ensures faster position fixes and stable navigation even under challenging conditions. OriginGPS also offers cellular Internet of Things (IoT) systems that connect multiple sensors with stackable add-ons, wearable applications like smart watches and animal tracking devices, drones, asset tracking solutions including vehicle tracking and fish finders, positioning solutions for cameras and traffic lights, and fleet management solutions such as autonomous cars and on-board diagnostics. The company operates globally through a network of partners and customers in Europe, the USA, and APAC.

Nanoleq

Grant in 2018
Nanoleq develops and manufactures electric cables using stretchable electronics, serving sectors such as healthcare, robotics, aerospace, and electronics. Its products include shields and conductors for various applications.

RanMarine

Grant in 2018
RanMarine Technology B.V., founded in 2016 and based in Rotterdam, Netherlands, is a company that specializes in designing and developing industrial autonomous surface vessels for clearing water bodies. Their flagship product, WasteShark, is an autonomous drone designed to collect plastics, bio-waste, and other debris from ports, harbors, and various marine environments. The company's technology also gathers data about the marine environment, contributing to both cleanup efforts and environmental monitoring.

AIRSKIN, Blue Danube Robotics

Grant in 2017
lue Danube Robotics focuses on safe human robot collaboration in mass production. The Austrian company produces safety solutions for Robots, Cobots and End-of-Arm-Tooling (EOAT). These make robots safe for humans and thus efficient for enterprises. The patented AIRSKIN® by Blue Danube Robotics is a sturdy, pressure sensitive skin that is mounted simply and directly onto the robot. It is available for almost any robot and application and the only solution for End of Arm Tooling (EOAT). Benefits for customers are cost efficiency, higher productivity and simplified risk analysis.

Kollestee Medical

Grant in 2017
KOLLESTEE Medical is a Global and Innovative Company providing Hi-Tech Medical Solutions by applying Science and Technology with all Global Resources to improve health and well-being at every stage of life. KOLLESTEE Medical has very deep experience in Hair Transplantation and Aesthetic Surgery Procedures. Hi-Tech and Precision Robotic Solutions have being developed with globally gained deep experience. KOLLESTEE Medical focuses to provide Innovative, Sustainable, Effective and Affordable Health Care, Personal Care (Hair Care, Eye Care, Skin Care, etc.), Baby Care, Beauty Products and Medicines to the people who need Exactly Right Solutions.

OptoForce

Grant in 2017
OptoForce is a specialized developer of multi-axis force sensors and load cells, focusing on innovative elastomer technology. Originating as a university spin-off in robotics, the company designs and manufactures advanced 3-axis tactile sensors that are largely utilized in applications prone to extreme overload. Their products serve a variety of sectors, including high-tech research labs, robotics, neurorehabilitation, medical analysis, and industrial automation, where precise multi-component force measurement is essential. OptoForce's commitment to cutting-edge technology positions it as a key player in the evolving landscape of sensor solutions.

Rubedo Sistemos

Grant in 2017
Rubedo Sistemos, based in Kaunas, Lithuania, specializes in the design and manufacture of self-driving robots and process control solutions for various industrial applications. Founded in 2009, the company develops 3D visual perception and navigation technologies tailored for free-ranging, vision-guided robotics, serving sectors such as manufacturing, material handling, and healthcare. Among its notable offerings is the VIPERTM system, which enhances visual perception for robots and industrial vehicles. Rubedo Sistemos is recognized for its innovative solutions, including a FDA-compliant robotic system specifically designed for precise tumor targeting in image-guided radiation therapy, collaborating with leading medical device manufacturers.

Follow Inspiration

Grant in 2017
Follow Inspiration, S.A. is a technology company based in Fundão, Portugal, founded in 2012. The company specializes in the development of intelligent systems and autonomous mobile robotics, focusing on applications across various sectors. It is known for creating innovative solutions such as wiiGO, an autonomous shopping cart designed for retail environments, and robotics coffee machines that interact with users. The company's portfolio also includes projects like interactive software for museums, mobile applications for historical town tours, and platforms that provide literature-related information. Initially focused on social robots for assisting individuals with reduced mobility, Follow Inspiration shifted its focus in 2020 to industrial mobile robotics, aiming to enhance logistics and material handling processes. The company leverages expertise in navigation, image recognition, and artificial intelligence to improve operational efficiency for its clients in the retail and industrial sectors.

Furhat Robotics

Grant in 2017
Furhat Robotics AB, established in 2014 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, specializes in developing advanced social robotics platforms. The company designs and manufactures development kits that integrate hardware, software, and APIs, enabling users to create AI interfaces with human-like social intelligence and expressiveness. Furhat's robots can display facial expressions and engage in context-aware interactions, catering to diverse markets such as information services, healthcare, education, and more. With over 70 international business partnerships, the company aims to revolutionize human-machine interactions by mimicking human personality, gestures, and intonation.

Tecnimusa S.L

Grant in 2017
Tecnimusa is a mechanical and industrial engineering company, specialized in the design and manufacture of intra-logistics solutions. Its activity includes both the manufacture of specific machinery (hanger counters, enclosing and box sealers, seal cutters, box formers and placement systems), as well as the design and development of tailor-made solutions for specific problems that customers have to face. Tecnimusa relies on an innovative, multidisciplinary team, committed to the success of each Project that the company develops. They invent, design, and manufacture, motivated by a proactive, flexible and committed attitude, which drives us to the most efficient solutions. In order to advance the posible needs of clients, they develop a continous research and innovation activity in our facilities.

Arculus

Grant in 2017
Arculus GmbH, established in 2016 and headquartered in Ingolstadt, Germany, specializes in developing modular production systems for the automotive industry. The company utilizes self-guided robot car carriers that navigate vehicles through specific manufacturing stations tailored to individual orders, enhancing efficiency and flexibility in production. Additionally, Arculus offers advanced software solutions that manage and operate factories and warehouses, featuring real-time visualization and various modules for simulation, planning, operation, and logistics. With a software hub in Dresden and a projects office in Stuttgart, Arculus is at the forefront of industrial automation, aiming to revolutionize production processes in multi-variant industries.

P.A.M.A Srl

Grant in 2017
P.A.M.A. SRL was established in 1990 by Bosio Giordano, who still manages the company and oversees production on a daily basis. In the early days general mechanical machining was carried out (presses and robotics in general), but over the years the firm decided to specialise in machining die holders. Over time, the choices that we have made have led us to develop a machine park that enables us to handle even the most demanding customers. We work with the support of CAM workstations (WORKNC and SUM) that develop the programmes built in 3D in the technical department using RHINOCEROS.

REALTRACK SYSTEMS, S.L.

Grant in 2017
Realtrack Systems SL is a Spanish technology company based in Almeria, specializing in the development of systems for real-time recording and monitoring of physical activity and movement. Founded in 2008, the company offers a range of products, including Wimu, a wireless device that provides real-time data on physical activity; qüiko, a software application for real-time data collection; and Seego, a monitoring software for group workouts. Additionally, Realtrack Systems offers Wisee, a workout monitoring software, and Moxy, a wearable sensor that uses infrared light to continuously monitor oxygen saturation levels in athletes' muscles during exercise. Its products cater to various fields such as sports science, biomedical science, rehabilitation, training, healthcare, and robotics, and are distributed through various channels.

IBG Automation GmbH

Grant in 2017
IBG Automation GmbH is a development partner in the automation of production processes in a wide range of industrial sectors. The IBG / Goeke Technology Group is an innovative development partner for technologies in the automation of production processes in a wide range of industrial sectors. The group designs customized production systems right up to commissioning. The focus here is on innovative robot and automation systems for assembly and testing tasks. The applications developed by IBG are used in almost all areas of industry: automotive, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, nutrition, aerospace, electronics, energy, consumer goods, furniture, telecommunications and many other areas. The service package ranges from development, design, engineering and prototyping through to turnkey systems.

Powdertech Surface Science

Grant in 2017
Powdertech Surface Science are experts in the application of chrome-free pre-treatment and powder coatings for lightweight alloy materials, such as aluminum and magnesium, in the automotive, aerospace, architectural and other niche industries. We have recently developed and patented a new mixed material joining process called Powderbond. This new system provides benefits in three key areas: Process: Minimal process steps with the bond created during the molding process. Lean. Design: Freedom for designers to incorporate metal parts into structure body. Performance: Multi-material process giving high bond strengths. The Powderbond suite of joining techniques is in development, with further processes due in the near future.

VOCA AS

Grant in 2017
VOCA AS is a technology company based in Kristiansand, Norway, specializing in robotic vision and artificial intelligence solutions aimed at enhancing lifting, logistics, and cargo handling operations. Established in 2006, VOCA AS has developed the VOCA Engine, a sophisticated platform that offers autonomous crane control, remote assistance systems, lifting support, digital logistics, gas detection, and pipe finding capabilities. The company provides comprehensive turn-key solutions that include hardware sensors, computing devices, as well as installation and commissioning services. With a strong focus on research and development, VOCA AS continually enhances its technology, incorporating new features and support for advanced sensor technologies and algorithms tailored for use in challenging environments. The company operates as a subsidiary of Engedal Invest AS.

Alerion

Grant in 2017
Alerion specializes in automated intelligent drone solutions aimed at infrastructure maintenance, particularly for wind turbine inspections and other challenging environments. The company has developed patented laser navigation and tracking technology, enabling drones to autonomously navigate complex structures with high precision. Alerion's systems facilitate real-time analysis of sensor data, ensuring the collection of high-quality information during inspections. Their technology is applicable not only to wind turbines but also to geographically distributed infrastructures, such as pipelines and long networks, providing services that include line inspections, vegetation management, and engineering data collection.

Factobotics

Grant in 2017
Factobotics is a manufacturing firm dedicated to developing advanced industrial robotic solutions and commercializing them globally. The company focuses on creating effective robotics business cases by aligning client needs with innovative yet proven robotic technologies. When existing solutions do not meet client requirements, Factobotics takes the initiative to develop new products, often collaborating with the initial client to ensure functionality and relevance. The company specializes in various applications, including machine tending robots, conveyor line handling and quality control, and intralogistics robotics, positioning itself as a key player in the rapidly evolving robotics industry.

Sadako Technologies

Grant in 2017
Sadako Technologies, S.L. is a company based in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain, that specializes in artificial intelligence and robotics for waste management. Founded in 2012, the company develops advanced software solutions and devices designed to enhance waste processing through deep learning and computer vision technologies. Their innovative system incorporates proprietary algorithms and a multi-layer neural network, enabling robots to accurately sort and manage complex waste streams. This technology aims to improve the efficiency of waste treatment facilities and contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable environment. Sadako Technologies is recognized for its commitment to innovation, having received the “Seal of Excellence Certificate” from Horizon 2020 and accreditation as an “Innovative SME” by the Spanish Ministry of Economy. The company's name pays tribute to Sadako Sasaki, a symbol of courage and hope, reflecting the company's values and mission to create impactful solutions for society.

Sense4Care

Grant in 2017
Sense4Care, established by researchers from the Technical Research Centre for Dependency Care and Autonomous Living (CETpD) at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), specializes in developing medical devices for individuals with chronic diseases and fragility issues. The company designs, manufactures, and markets wearable devices that monitor and record movement patterns, falls, postures, and motor symptoms, aiding healthcare professionals in patient symptom tracking and care.

Nervtech

Grant in 2017
Nervtech is a high-tech research and development company focused on innovative vehicle simulation technologies aimed at biometric and cognitive driver evaluation, machine learning, and data integration. Its flagship product, a patented 4DOF-motion compact driving simulator, provides a realistic driving experience that is crucial for simulator analytics, driver evaluation, and training. The simulator can be configured with three large external screens or used with virtual reality headsets, making it easily transportable and quick to set up at various locations. It features diverse driving environments, including rural roads, snowy mountains, highways, and complex urban areas, and can simulate unusual or dangerous driving scenarios. The platform integrates advanced driver assistance systems and supports fully autonomous driving capabilities, allowing for customizable cockpit displays and external hardware components. Additionally, it incorporates medical-grade physiological sensors to monitor drivers' biometric signals, enabling the detection of distraction, stress, and cognitive workload through proprietary algorithms. Nervtech's primary research objective is to develop methodologies for transferring human driving knowledge to autonomous vehicles, enhancing their ability to manage complex and unpredictable driving conditions by incorporating human cognitive processes.

DroneHopper

Grant in 2017
DroneHopper is a Spanish engineering company that specializes in the design and manufacture of heavy-duty unmanned aerial systems (UAS) with industrial capabilities. Its flagship product, the WILD HOPPER, is an unmanned aircraft designed for firefighting and precision agriculture, capable of carrying a payload of up to 600 kg and offering three hours of operational autonomy. The WILD HOPPER features a container unit that holds liquids, enabling it to nebulize and direct these liquids toward targeted areas, which is particularly useful in wildfire suppression while minimizing risk to human pilots. In addition to firefighting, DroneHopper's technology also supports logistics solutions, enhancing efficiency in various agricultural applications.

MyDefence

Venture Round in 2017
MyDefence is a company founded by former military officers, specializing in advanced counter-drone technologies for government, military, and corporate sectors. Drawing on extensive experience in military operations and advanced radio technologies, MyDefence focuses on developing innovative solutions to protect infantry soldiers from threats such as improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and explosive-laden drones. The company produces a range of counter-drone products, including wearable devices, mobile and stationary systems, and accessories, all designed to integrate seamlessly into existing operational frameworks. Emphasizing customer feedback and the lessons learned from real-world applications, MyDefence is committed to creating robust technologies that enhance interoperability and mission-critical capabilities, ultimately ensuring the safety and effectiveness of military personnel and critical infrastructures.

wheel.me

Grant in 2017
Founded in Oslo, Norway in 2013, wheel.me specializes in innovative autonomous wheel technology. Their system transforms heavy objects on wheels into autonomous mobile robots using a smartphone app or voice commands, enabling material handling automation with minimal design alteration.

OLCI Engineering

Grant in 2017
O.L.C.I. Engineering designs, constructs, and markets industrial engineering products and services. The company offers robotic welding systems for car manufacturing, robotic roller hemming systems for vehicle manufacturing, industrial robotic appliances, and control devices for machinery manufactures. O.L.C.I. Engineering S.r.l. was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Rivalta, Italy. As per the transaction announced on October 2, 2017, O.L.C.I. Engineering operates as a subsidiary of Anhui EFORT Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd.

Photon Robot

Grant in 2017
Photon Robot is an innovative company focused on developing interactive educational robots designed to enhance children's programming skills. Its flagship product, Photon, serves as an engaging tool that aids children in developing logical thinking and problem-solving abilities. In addition to the robot, Photon Robot offers a variety of classes in computer science, robotics, and coding aimed at young learners. Founded in 2016 by Michal Grzes and Martin Joka, the company is headquartered in Podlaskie and is dedicated to fostering a love for technology and programming among children.

AURA Innovative Robotics

Grant in 2017
AURA Innovative Robotics develops innovative and affordable medical robotic solutions that are efficient, straightforward, and doctor-friendly. It is a spin-off of the Technical University of Madrid, born within the Center for Automation and Robotics, where some of its founders are developing a comprehensive research applied to different sectors and industries. AURA has the ambition of becoming a leading medtech provider, developing and launching innovative and disruptive solutions which have big impacts in key areas of health systems. AURA is working on two product lines: OSCANN: device for the accurate measurement of ocular and oculocephalic movements (OC / OCM) that allows detecting certain characteristic patterns of neurological disorders (biomarkers). OSCANN allows a functional and non-invasive test of short duration whose result will make it easier for doctors to diagnose pathologies such as attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity, autism, fetal alcoholic disorder, Parkinson's, parkinsonism, ataxia, dementia, vertigo and cognitive impairments, among others. ORTE: robotic exo-skeleton, motorized and sensorized, which helps the patient to perform the rehabilitation therapies prescribed by their therapist. It is based on a sophisticated musculoskeletal model that allows the therapist to obtain more precise information about the condition of the patient's upper limb and to design the therapy (movements and forces) that the therapist must perform. The system also allows to monitor the progress of the patient in the rehabilitation process. Motion and force sensors are used that allow knowing the range and scope of the movements that the patient can make and the force that applies at every moment, which is an invaluable information for the medical therapist.

Smart Antenna Technologies

Grant in 2016
Smart Antenna Technologies Ltd specializes in the design and development of innovative smart antenna systems targeted at the mobile device and infrastructure market. Founded in 2013 as a spinout from the University of Birmingham, the company has developed patented technology that offers compact, multi-band, multi-functional, and multi-port antenna solutions. These solutions are applicable across various devices, including smartphones, laptops, tablets, small cells, Internet of Things devices, and automotive applications. By replacing multiple existing antennas with a single device, Smart Antenna Technologies significantly reduces the size, cost, and complexity of antenna systems while enhancing performance and battery life. The company caters to handset manufacturers and industry partners across the United States, Europe, South Korea, Japan, and China, fulfilling the growing demand for advanced antenna solutions compliant with next-generation cellular technologies.

X-Net

Grant in 2016
X-Net provides IT and software services to businesses and also develops robot and software technology. Since the formation of X-Net in 1999, its goal is to allocate new open source technologies to SMEs. Especially the ideas of exchanging information openly and of networking are their main focus. These approaches are successfully applied in the area of open source since many years. As a service provider in the IT, it has implemented various developments and special applications in the last year. They range from the construction of robot systems for producing individual media to new energy systems for disadvantaged regions.

Arquimea Ingeniera

Grant in 2016
ARQUIMEA develops electronic, microelectronic, and electro-mechanic systems and components, including smart actuators and mechanisms, sensing systems, integrated circuits (IC) and robotic parts. ARQUIMEA’s products and technologies are suitable for those markets and sectors demanding innovation, quality, high performance and reliability, such as Aerospace, Defence & Security, Industry, Automotive, Medical or Agroindustry. ARQUIMEA is committed to offer its clients products adapted to their needs and expert technical advice, with the goal of collaborating in the progress and development of the society in which we live. Production processes at ARQUIMEA are developed following the strictest and most exhaustive international quality regulations.

Arquimea Ingeniera

Grant in 2016
ARQUIMEA develops electronic, microelectronic, and electro-mechanic systems and components, including smart actuators and mechanisms, sensing systems, integrated circuits (IC) and robotic parts. ARQUIMEA’s products and technologies are suitable for those markets and sectors demanding innovation, quality, high performance and reliability, such as Aerospace, Defence & Security, Industry, Automotive, Medical or Agroindustry. ARQUIMEA is committed to offer its clients products adapted to their needs and expert technical advice, with the goal of collaborating in the progress and development of the society in which we live. Production processes at ARQUIMEA are developed following the strictest and most exhaustive international quality regulations.

EICAS Automazione

Grant in 2016
EICAS Automazione is a small-size high-tech Italian engineering company located in Torino. The core of EICAS background concerns dynamic system modeling, simulation and control, signal theory and applied mathematics. The main activity areas include space, automotive, and industrial automation. They deal with automatic digital control design, numerical data, signals and images elaboration with development of special digital sensors, development of software tools for automatic control design and rapid control prototyping, development of sophisticated techniques for safety, FDIR and dependability, vehicle control, spacecraft attitude determination and control, handling of flexible materials, discrete manufacturing automation.

EKU Power Drives

Grant in 2016
EKU Power Drives GmbH is a Stuttgart-based company that specializes in developing and marketing gas-electric hybrid systems for industrial applications, particularly in the oil and gas sector. Founded in 2014, the company focuses on replacing traditional diesel power trains with innovative gas-electric solutions that utilize natural gas as the primary fuel. Their systems are designed to lower operating costs and reduce the environmental impact of hydraulic fracturing and gas flaring. EKU Power Drives combines robust gas engine technology with dynamic electric motors, featuring components such as an energy storage system, an electric drive, and an intelligent control unit. This technology enhances efficiency by managing power distribution between the generator, battery, and electric drive, while also improving engine performance and reducing idle time. The company aims to create cost-effective and resource-saving powertrain solutions by leveraging proven technologies and their extensive research and development experience.

KELENN Technology

Grant in 2016
KELENN Technology is a company specialized in industrial systems of automatic vision, tracking and inkjet printing. Based in ANTONY (Paris South), with subsidiaries in the United States and India, the company designs and markets its solutions on the world market to OEMs and integrators for the most efficient production plants.

SuccorfishM2M

Grant in 2016
SuccorfishM2M is the partner of choice for intelligent, fit for purpose, hardware, software & data communication systems delivering real-time connectivity for mobile assets and personnel operating in the world's most remote, harsh or extreme environments. With its HQ in the UK and a manufacturing facility in the USA, the award-winning company has become a leader of global innovation through the design, development and manufacture of robust, fully integrated and fit for purpose, hardware, software and data communication/monitoring solutions for land, marine, tactical, subsea and personnel applications. From technical concept and initial design through to mass production and delivery, the company's professional, in-house, project management and product R&D team works in partnership with international clients to bring inventory hardware, software and M2M concepts to life. SuccorfishM2M products are designed by industry experts to withstand the toughest operating conditions.
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