European Innovation Council

VSORA develops digital signal processing IP and chips for 5G networks, featuring a multicore DSP architecture that removes the need for DSP coprocessors and a shared DSP development flow that unites signal processing and software engineers in one environment to speed time-to-market. The company aims to boost DSP computing power while reducing power consumption, improving system performance, and shrinking silicon footprint. Based in France, founded in 2015 by veteran DSP engineers, VSORA serves chipmakers designing next-generation digital communications systems.

FaradaIC Sensors focuses on developing miniaturized gas sensors aimed at enhancing dioxygen detection capabilities for electronic devices. By employing standard microfabrication techniques, the company effectively reduces both the size and power consumption of its sensors, leading to lower production costs. This innovative approach allows for the commoditization of gas sensors, making them accessible and affordable for a variety of Internet of Things applications. FaradaIC Sensors is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for flexible and cost-effective gas sensing solutions in the expanding IoT market.

QuantWare is the global leader in quantum hardware, specializing in scalable quantum processors. It offers a unique 3D chip architecture that enables clients to build powerful quantum computers capable of tackling real-world challenges in fields like climate and life sciences.

Founded in Madrid, Spain in 2014, Wooptix develops innovative imaging technologies. The company specializes in creating three-dimensional modulation of images for enhanced volumetric photography and videography, enabling advanced image post-processing.

QDI Systems B.V. is a startup based in Groningen, the Netherlands, focused on developing advanced imaging devices for medical applications using quantum dot technology. The company specializes in creating X-ray sensors that deliver high-contrast and high-resolution imaging, particularly for mammography, while also reducing radiation exposure for patients. QDI Systems aims to provide user-friendly quantum dot materials accompanied by comprehensive instructions for constructing high-performance imaging devices. By leveraging innovative technology, the company enhances the precision of medical imaging, enabling healthcare professionals to obtain critical diagnostic information efficiently and safely.

QDI Systems B.V. is a startup based in Groningen, the Netherlands, focused on developing advanced imaging devices for medical applications using quantum dot technology. The company specializes in creating X-ray sensors that deliver high-contrast and high-resolution imaging, particularly for mammography, while also reducing radiation exposure for patients. QDI Systems aims to provide user-friendly quantum dot materials accompanied by comprehensive instructions for constructing high-performance imaging devices. By leveraging innovative technology, the company enhances the precision of medical imaging, enabling healthcare professionals to obtain critical diagnostic information efficiently and safely.

AQLAS is shaping the quantum future and discovering Next-Gen Lasers redefining quantum computing. Our high-quality hardware is set apart by its economical, compact, and efficient nature, thus paving the way for the proliferation of quantum computers.

Quantune Technologies is a deep tech startup specializing in optics and photonics technology. The company focuses on developing advanced infrared spectrometers that facilitate continuous and non-invasive health monitoring. By miniaturizing traditional laboratory equipment used for molecular analysis into compact modules, Quantune enables both biomedical consumer devices and industrial applications. This innovation allows clients to efficiently conduct real-time monitoring and analysis of chemical compounds and emissions, providing accessible solutions for a range of novel applications.

Hideez Group is a cybersecurity company that designs authentication devices and software to secure physical and logical access. It develops hybrid hardware and software solutions, including the Hideez Key, a wireless authentication and password-management device that also handles RFID credentials and digital signatures. The solution relies on encrypted Bluetooth, RFID, and NFC technologies, with proprietary encryption protocols and platform-agnostic compatibility to complement existing vendors. It provides passwordless identity management software that consolidates authentication workflows, using proximity sensing, one-time passwords, smart cards, and full-day authentication to improve security, compliance, and operational efficiency for organizations.

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.

Axelera AI specializes in developing hardware and software platforms designed to accelerate artificial intelligence tasks, particularly for edge computing. Its flagship product, the Metis™ AI Platform, integrates both hardware and software components to deliver high-performance, energy-efficient AI inference solutions. The company is headquartered in Eindhoven with R&D offices in Belgium, Switzerland, and Italy.

Qblox is a Dutch scaleup specializing in quantum technology, focused on developing patented solutions for the scalable control of quantum computers. The company designs and manufactures modular control hardware that simplifies the experimental setups involving qubits, employing a distributed processor architecture to enhance gate fidelities. By advancing electronics with improved noise and drift performance, Qblox enables scientists to minimize crosstalk and achieve low-latency arbitrary control flows while optimizing measurement efficiency in dynamic readout conditions. The company aims to address the scientific and engineering challenges that must be overcome to transition from prototype quantum computers to powerful, practical quantum processors.

Riverlane is a developer of quantum computing software focused on transforming experimental technology into commercial products. The company engineers innovative instruments in collaboration with quantum computer manufacturers, addressing the need for new hardware and software tools to manage the instability of qubits and rectify system defects at unprecedented speeds. Riverlane's software includes an ultra-low latency quantum operating system that accelerates quantum-classical hybrid algorithms, supporting hardware research and development. Additionally, the company creates algorithms designed to optimize the use of the entire quantum computing stack, assisting hardware partners in minimizing the system errors that currently challenge quantum computing capabilities.

E-peas SA is a Belgian company established in 2014, specializing in the design and manufacturing of electronic systems that provide energy autonomy for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The company develops innovative energy harvesting solutions that enable devices to draw energy from various ambient sources, including solar, thermal, vibration, and radiofrequency. E-peas produces energy harvesting power management integrated circuits (PMICs) and microcontrollers that enhance the performance and longevity of IoT devices by either extending battery life or eliminating the need for batteries altogether. Their technology caters to a wide range of sectors, including home automation, healthcare, retail, and agriculture, thereby facilitating the creation of smarter and more energy-efficient connected devices. Headquartered in Mont-Saint-Guibert, Belgium, E-peas aims to transform the landscape of portable energy solutions.

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

Sentante is a medical technology company specialising in the development of robotic teleoperated systems for endovascular procedures. Their core product enables physicians to perform complex surgeries remotely, reducing their exposure to harmful X-rays and expanding telesurgery capabilities.

Lotus Microsystems offers miniaturized highly integrated point of load power converters. The devices are engineered for portable electronics manufacturers ready for usage whenever tiny power supply units are needed. Our devices offer up to 72% reduction in footprint compared to existing solutions with higher efficiency and reliability. Our plug and play solutions enable our customers to innovate their electronics without worrying about power supply units.

Quantum Diamonds specializes in the development of nitrogen-vacancy (NV) diamonds for quantum sensing applications. The company designs advanced quantum sensors capable of measuring magnetic fields, temperature, and pressure, offering enhanced sensitivity and resolution compared to traditional sensors. These sensors enable a range of applications, including navigation, bio-imaging, geographical surveying, and spectroscopy, even under challenging conditions. Quantum Diamonds focuses on optimizing performance in areas such as crystal lattice strain, Rabi contrast, and charge state stability, catering to both industrial and academic customers seeking innovative solutions in quantum mechanics.

Quandela is a company focused on advancing quantum computing technology, specifically in the realms of communication networks and optical computers. It specializes in manufacturing photonic quantum computers, which it supplies to industrial clients. A key innovation from Quandela is its single-photon source device, which integrates photonics with semiconductor quantum dots. This device enables the efficient collection of emitted single photons at high rates, significantly reducing charge noise decoherence and facilitating the emission of identical photons with high fidelity. Such capabilities are essential for the development of advanced quantum applications in communication, computation, and sensing, positioning Quandela as a pivotal player in the quantum technology landscape.

VSORA develops digital signal processing IP and chips for 5G networks, featuring a multicore DSP architecture that removes the need for DSP coprocessors and a shared DSP development flow that unites signal processing and software engineers in one environment to speed time-to-market. The company aims to boost DSP computing power while reducing power consumption, improving system performance, and shrinking silicon footprint. Based in France, founded in 2015 by veteran DSP engineers, VSORA serves chipmakers designing next-generation digital communications systems.

EyeControl is a medical technology company specializing in innovative communication solutions for healthcare. It develops devices that enable patients, particularly those with limited mobility or speech impairments, to communicate using eye movements. The company's flagship product is an intensive care unit communication device featuring an infrared camera and a connected computer that translates blinks and eye movements into commands.

Founded in Madrid, Spain in 2014, Wooptix develops innovative imaging technologies. The company specializes in creating three-dimensional modulation of images for enhanced volumetric photography and videography, enabling advanced image post-processing.

Alice & Bob is a Paris-based quantum computing hardware company founded in 2020. It develops universal quantum computers designed to enable industries and researchers to tackle complex problems. The company focuses on integrating error correction into its hardware, using cat qubits with built-in error resilience, and provides a platform with cloud access for remote testing and expert support. This combination aims to deliver early quantum computational advantages for practical applications in science and industry.

Founded in Madrid, Spain in 2014, Wooptix develops innovative imaging technologies. The company specializes in creating three-dimensional modulation of images for enhanced volumetric photography and videography, enabling advanced image post-processing.

Carthera is a clinical-stage medtech company focused on developing innovative ultrasound-based medical devices for treating brain disorders. Its proprietary device, SonoCloud®, is an intracranial ultrasound implant that, when used in conjunction with an intravenous microbubble agent, temporarily opens the blood-brain barrier. This mechanism significantly enhances the delivery of therapeutic molecules to the brain, potentially providing new treatment options for debilitating neurological conditions. Through its technology, Carthera aims to enable healthcare professionals to address challenging brain disorders more effectively.

Abbelight is a company that develops modular single-molecule localization microscopy technology to enable super-resolved fluorescence imaging for biological research. Its solution combines consumables, hardware, and software to deliver reliable, state-of-the-art imaging and supports researchers in biology, pharmacology, and environmental science who seek higher-resolution observations of biological samples. The modular platform enables researchers to implement SMLM without compromising instrument performance, and the company provides end-to-end support from sample preparation to data analysis by integrating chemistry, software, and optical components. By simplifying workflows and offering integrated tools, Abbelight aims to make advanced microscopy accessible to laboratories of varying sizes, helping users observe subcellular structures with improved resolution.

EyeLights is a developer of innovative motorcycle accessories focused on enhancing rider safety and experience through advanced technology. The company offers a head-up display GPS that projects crucial navigational and safety information directly into the rider's field of vision, allowing them to maintain focus on the road. This universal accessory alerts motorcyclists to potential hazards, such as sharp bends, traffic signals, and speed limits. Designed for easy installation in under five minutes, EyeLights is compatible with various helmet types, including full-face, convertible, and jet helmets. Its compact optical technology enables visibility of GPS data from over two meters away and features audio functionality for extended use of more than eight hours. The device is built to withstand adverse weather conditions, including rain and fog, while remaining lightweight at less than 100 grams. Overall, EyeLights aims to significantly enhance the safety and enjoyment of motorcycle riding.

Quantune Technologies is a deep tech startup specializing in optics and photonics technology. The company focuses on developing advanced infrared spectrometers that facilitate continuous and non-invasive health monitoring. By miniaturizing traditional laboratory equipment used for molecular analysis into compact modules, Quantune enables both biomedical consumer devices and industrial applications. This innovation allows clients to efficiently conduct real-time monitoring and analysis of chemical compounds and emissions, providing accessible solutions for a range of novel applications.

Qurv, established in 2020, specializes in developing advanced image sensor technologies and integrated solutions. The company's core business is enabling next-generation computer vision applications, catering to the growing demands of autonomous and intelligent systems. Qurv's innovative technology, built on over eight years of research, leverages current CMOS manufacturing and advanced materials to deliver high-performance, reliable, and functional solutions for XR devices, service robots, and automotive industries.

Syntach is a medical technology company focused on developing innovative cardiac support devices aimed at enhancing the care of individuals suffering from heart failure. The company's flagship product is a permanent, active implant designed to restore the impaired movement of the mitral valve while providing natural support to the heart. This device can be inserted using minimally invasive techniques and is smaller than traditional left ventricular assist devices (LVADs), which contributes to a better quality of life for patients and reduces the risk of complications. Syntach's technology is intended to benefit both men and women who require cardiac support.

Carmat is a French medtech company that specializes in the development and manufacturing of bioprosthetic artificial hearts. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Vélizy-Villacoublay, the company creates biocompatible, auto-regulated total artificial hearts designed to closely mimic the human heart's structure, including both right and left ventricles. These devices are intended for patients suffering from chronic terminal heart failure classified as class IV by the New York Heart Association, as well as those experiencing acute terminal heart failure due to massive myocardial infarction. Carmat aims to provide a reliable and innovative therapeutic solution for heart failure patients who are ineligible for transplants and have exhausted other treatment options. In addition to the artificial hearts, the company develops the necessary power supply systems and remote diagnostic systems for these devices.

FaradaIC Sensors focuses on developing miniaturized gas sensors aimed at enhancing dioxygen detection capabilities for electronic devices. By employing standard microfabrication techniques, the company effectively reduces both the size and power consumption of its sensors, leading to lower production costs. This innovative approach allows for the commoditization of gas sensors, making them accessible and affordable for a variety of Internet of Things applications. FaradaIC Sensors is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for flexible and cost-effective gas sensing solutions in the expanding IoT market.

Nexdot is a company specializing in the development and production of semiconductor nanocrystals known as Quantum Dots, with a particular focus on nanoplatelets—two-dimensional nanosheet Quantum Dots that exhibit enhanced properties. Originating as a spin-off from a renowned academic laboratory in Paris, Nexdot leverages over a decade of expertise in nanomaterial research. The company has invested four years in intensive research and development to establish unique capabilities in the synthesis of colloidal Quantum Dots and Nanoplatelets. Their proprietary materials, characterized by controlled shape and composition, are designed for a variety of applications, including displays, lighting, energy storage, detectors, and bio-imaging. Nexdot combines a team of highly skilled, passionate scientists with seasoned executives who possess a strong background in management and innovation leadership, positioning the company as a leader in the field.

CorWave is a company focused on developing innovative implanted cardiac support devices aimed at improving the quality of life for patients suffering from heart failure. Its flagship product, the CorWave LVAD, employs a unique undulating disc wave pumping mechanism, which replaces traditional high-speed impellers used in current continuous flow rotary pumps. This design significantly reduces trauma to blood, thereby minimizing complications such as clotting and bleeding. The CorWave pump generates a pulsatile flow that closely resembles the natural heartbeat, addressing a key limitation of existing LVADs that provide only continuous flow. Additionally, the device's low power consumption and compact size facilitate its potential for complete implantation, enhanced by a wireless energy transfer system. Through these advancements, CorWave aims to alleviate the burdens associated with heart failure and invasive surgical procedures.

LightnTec GmbH, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany, specializes in the development of innovative digital thin LED wallpapers. The company's flagship product, the Media-Screen-Matrix, is a lightweight, flexible, and highly transparent LED screen that can transform any façade into a dynamic media surface. Constructed from a thin-film PET substrate, this technology offers significant cost savings and energy efficiency, making it suitable for various applications, including installation on glass façades and billboards. The Media-Screen-Matrix is designed for outdoor use and can display images, videos, and text, providing clients with the ability to create immersive environments. Its modular design allows for customization in size and shape, enabling large-scale installations that can adapt to diverse architectural needs.

Carmat is a French medtech company that specializes in the development and manufacturing of bioprosthetic artificial hearts. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Vélizy-Villacoublay, the company creates biocompatible, auto-regulated total artificial hearts designed to closely mimic the human heart's structure, including both right and left ventricles. These devices are intended for patients suffering from chronic terminal heart failure classified as class IV by the New York Heart Association, as well as those experiencing acute terminal heart failure due to massive myocardial infarction. Carmat aims to provide a reliable and innovative therapeutic solution for heart failure patients who are ineligible for transplants and have exhausted other treatment options. In addition to the artificial hearts, the company develops the necessary power supply systems and remote diagnostic systems for these devices.

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.

AVVie GmbH is a medical device startup that specializes in developing minimally invasive implants for heart valve repair, specifically targeting mitral regurgitation. This condition arises when the mitral valve leaflets fail to close properly, potentially leading to serious heart complications over time. The flagship product, the Mitral Butterfly® implant, is designed to be deployed via catheter, allowing for the repair of the mitral valve without the need for open-heart surgery. This innovative approach not only shortens hospitalization times but also expands treatment options for patients who may not be suitable candidates for traditional surgeries. The implant features a one-stage delivery system and a design that allows the leaflets to function normally after implantation, significantly improving upon existing solutions. The procedure to repair the valve is efficient, taking less than 12 minutes, and utilizes a combination of a nitinol stent and a polymer matrix to mimic conventional chordal repair techniques.

AQT specializes in the development of quantum computer technology aimed at processing information through innovative methods. The company utilizes electric fields and single charged atoms trapped in vacuum chambers to create its quantum systems. Each quantum bit, or qubit, is represented by an ion and is manipulated and measured using precisely timed laser pulses. This technology provides clients with a clear pathway toward large-scale quantum computing solutions, ranging from scalable ion-trap processors to photonic networks that interconnect quantum computers. AQT's advancements position it at the forefront of the quantum computing landscape, offering significant potential for future applications.

Fineheart is a France-based medical device company specializing in innovative technologies for cardiovascular care. It focuses on the development of implantable cardiac devices aimed at treating cardiovascular diseases. The company's flagship product is a novel, wirelessly powered, fully implantable mechanical circulatory support device. This device is designed to optimize cardiac output while preserving the heart's natural contractility, thereby enabling patients to restore normal cardiac function. Fineheart's technology aims to improve the quality of life for heart failure patients, allowing them to return to normal daily activities.

Fineheart is a France-based medical device company specializing in innovative technologies for cardiovascular care. It focuses on the development of implantable cardiac devices aimed at treating cardiovascular diseases. The company's flagship product is a novel, wirelessly powered, fully implantable mechanical circulatory support device. This device is designed to optimize cardiac output while preserving the heart's natural contractility, thereby enabling patients to restore normal cardiac function. Fineheart's technology aims to improve the quality of life for heart failure patients, allowing them to return to normal daily activities.

AQT specializes in the development of quantum computer technology aimed at processing information through innovative methods. The company utilizes electric fields and single charged atoms trapped in vacuum chambers to create its quantum systems. Each quantum bit, or qubit, is represented by an ion and is manipulated and measured using precisely timed laser pulses. This technology provides clients with a clear pathway toward large-scale quantum computing solutions, ranging from scalable ion-trap processors to photonic networks that interconnect quantum computers. AQT's advancements position it at the forefront of the quantum computing landscape, offering significant potential for future applications.

LightnTec GmbH, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Karlsruhe, Germany, specializes in the development of innovative digital thin LED wallpapers. The company's flagship product, the Media-Screen-Matrix, is a lightweight, flexible, and highly transparent LED screen that can transform any façade into a dynamic media surface. Constructed from a thin-film PET substrate, this technology offers significant cost savings and energy efficiency, making it suitable for various applications, including installation on glass façades and billboards. The Media-Screen-Matrix is designed for outdoor use and can display images, videos, and text, providing clients with the ability to create immersive environments. Its modular design allows for customization in size and shape, enabling large-scale installations that can adapt to diverse architectural needs.

Nexdot is a company specializing in the development and production of semiconductor nanocrystals known as Quantum Dots, with a particular focus on nanoplatelets—two-dimensional nanosheet Quantum Dots that exhibit enhanced properties. Originating as a spin-off from a renowned academic laboratory in Paris, Nexdot leverages over a decade of expertise in nanomaterial research. The company has invested four years in intensive research and development to establish unique capabilities in the synthesis of colloidal Quantum Dots and Nanoplatelets. Their proprietary materials, characterized by controlled shape and composition, are designed for a variety of applications, including displays, lighting, energy storage, detectors, and bio-imaging. Nexdot combines a team of highly skilled, passionate scientists with seasoned executives who possess a strong background in management and innovation leadership, positioning the company as a leader in the field.

FaradaIC Sensors focuses on developing miniaturized gas sensors aimed at enhancing dioxygen detection capabilities for electronic devices. By employing standard microfabrication techniques, the company effectively reduces both the size and power consumption of its sensors, leading to lower production costs. This innovative approach allows for the commoditization of gas sensors, making them accessible and affordable for a variety of Internet of Things applications. FaradaIC Sensors is positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for flexible and cost-effective gas sensing solutions in the expanding IoT market.

EyeLights is a developer of innovative motorcycle accessories focused on enhancing rider safety and experience through advanced technology. The company offers a head-up display GPS that projects crucial navigational and safety information directly into the rider's field of vision, allowing them to maintain focus on the road. This universal accessory alerts motorcyclists to potential hazards, such as sharp bends, traffic signals, and speed limits. Designed for easy installation in under five minutes, EyeLights is compatible with various helmet types, including full-face, convertible, and jet helmets. Its compact optical technology enables visibility of GPS data from over two meters away and features audio functionality for extended use of more than eight hours. The device is built to withstand adverse weather conditions, including rain and fog, while remaining lightweight at less than 100 grams. Overall, EyeLights aims to significantly enhance the safety and enjoyment of motorcycle riding.

Qu&Co is a prominent startup specializing in quantum-computational algorithm and software development, focusing on optimizing specialty chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and functional materials. The company creates software that enhances in-house discovery and optimization processes by advancing innovative quantum-computational chemistry methods. This technology integrates seamlessly into existing chemistry and material-science workflows, allowing industries such as pharmaceuticals to conduct complex chemistry and multiphysics simulations on future quantum processors. In January 2022, Qu&Co merged with PASQAL, a leader in neutral atom-based quantum hardware, solidifying its position as a key player in the European quantum computing landscape.

Nowi is a technology company that specializes in energy harvesting solutions for Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It has developed a small chip that allows these devices to operate indefinitely without the need for traditional power sources, such as batteries or electrical cables. Instead, Nowi's patented technology captures ambient energy from various sources, including light, temperature gradients, and radio waves, converting them into usable power. This innovation not only simplifies the design process for manufacturers but also facilitates the creation of sustainable and environmentally friendly products. By harnessing the energy that is naturally available in the environment, Nowi aims to revolutionize the way IoT devices are powered, promoting a more efficient and maintenance-free approach to energy consumption.

PhoneOptika specializes in developing advanced optical film technology to enhance user experience and safety when interacting with digital displays on mobile devices.

Quanturi Oy is a Finnish company founded in 2016, headquartered in Espoo, with additional locations across Europe, including France, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, and Belgium. The company specializes in developing and providing continuous monitoring solutions for fermentable products, focusing on sectors such as agriculture, forestry, and waste management. Its product offerings include wireless monitoring systems for compost temperature, grain management, and hay, as well as temperature monitoring systems applicable to various other industries. Quanturi Oy also engages in online sales of its innovative solutions, emphasizing the analysis of data associated with its connected objects.

Quandela is a company focused on advancing quantum computing technology, specifically in the realms of communication networks and optical computers. It specializes in manufacturing photonic quantum computers, which it supplies to industrial clients. A key innovation from Quandela is its single-photon source device, which integrates photonics with semiconductor quantum dots. This device enables the efficient collection of emitted single photons at high rates, significantly reducing charge noise decoherence and facilitating the emission of identical photons with high fidelity. Such capabilities are essential for the development of advanced quantum applications in communication, computation, and sensing, positioning Quandela as a pivotal player in the quantum technology landscape.

EyeLights is a developer of innovative motorcycle accessories focused on enhancing rider safety and experience through advanced technology. The company offers a head-up display GPS that projects crucial navigational and safety information directly into the rider's field of vision, allowing them to maintain focus on the road. This universal accessory alerts motorcyclists to potential hazards, such as sharp bends, traffic signals, and speed limits. Designed for easy installation in under five minutes, EyeLights is compatible with various helmet types, including full-face, convertible, and jet helmets. Its compact optical technology enables visibility of GPS data from over two meters away and features audio functionality for extended use of more than eight hours. The device is built to withstand adverse weather conditions, including rain and fog, while remaining lightweight at less than 100 grams. Overall, EyeLights aims to significantly enhance the safety and enjoyment of motorcycle riding.

Limula develops an automated cell therapy manufacturing platform that combines bioreactor and centrifuge capabilities into a single device, supported by hardware, software, and consumables. The platform enables scalable, decentralized production of cell therapies by bringing manufacturing closer to patients and supporting multiple cell types. It automates complex processing steps within a closed, modular system, allowing biotech and pharmaceutical companies to move from open, manual methods to automated operations, improving efficiency, safety, and accessibility of personalized treatments.

E-peas SA is a Belgian company established in 2014, specializing in the design and manufacturing of electronic systems that provide energy autonomy for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The company develops innovative energy harvesting solutions that enable devices to draw energy from various ambient sources, including solar, thermal, vibration, and radiofrequency. E-peas produces energy harvesting power management integrated circuits (PMICs) and microcontrollers that enhance the performance and longevity of IoT devices by either extending battery life or eliminating the need for batteries altogether. Their technology caters to a wide range of sectors, including home automation, healthcare, retail, and agriculture, thereby facilitating the creation of smarter and more energy-efficient connected devices. Headquartered in Mont-Saint-Guibert, Belgium, E-peas aims to transform the landscape of portable energy solutions.

Xelera develops a big data analytics platform that facilitates the integration of advanced accelerator technology, such as FPGAs and GPUs, into commercial applications for data centers and cloud services. As businesses face increasing data volumes and the demand for real-time analytics, Xelera's platform offers tools to assess performance improvements and cost efficiencies when migrating applications to accelerator technology. The company specializes in accelerating complex data analytics and machine learning processes while efficiently managing large-scale IoT infrastructure at the network edge. By enhancing energy efficiency and reducing total cost of ownership for data center servers, Xelera positions itself as a key player in empowering businesses to build robust accelerated data processing capabilities.

PhoneOptika specializes in developing advanced optical film technology to enhance user experience and safety when interacting with digital displays on mobile devices.

Nowi is a technology company that specializes in energy harvesting solutions for Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It has developed a small chip that allows these devices to operate indefinitely without the need for traditional power sources, such as batteries or electrical cables. Instead, Nowi's patented technology captures ambient energy from various sources, including light, temperature gradients, and radio waves, converting them into usable power. This innovation not only simplifies the design process for manufacturers but also facilitates the creation of sustainable and environmentally friendly products. By harnessing the energy that is naturally available in the environment, Nowi aims to revolutionize the way IoT devices are powered, promoting a more efficient and maintenance-free approach to energy consumption.

Founded in 2010, Qarnot is a French company that designs and develops innovative computing heaters, embedding microprocessors as heat sources connected to the internet. These devices, known as Q.rad, provide economical and ecological cloud HPC solutions, repurposing server heat to warm buildings while offering affordable high-performance computing services.

Quanturi Oy is a Finnish company founded in 2016, headquartered in Espoo, with additional locations across Europe, including France, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, and Belgium. The company specializes in developing and providing continuous monitoring solutions for fermentable products, focusing on sectors such as agriculture, forestry, and waste management. Its product offerings include wireless monitoring systems for compost temperature, grain management, and hay, as well as temperature monitoring systems applicable to various other industries. Quanturi Oy also engages in online sales of its innovative solutions, emphasizing the analysis of data associated with its connected objects.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company specializing in designing high-performance, low-power microprocessors for exascale supercomputers. Its flagship product, Rhea, based on Arm Neoverse V1 architecture and manufactured using TSMC's N6 or better processes, aims to advance computing infrastructure for critical applications such as HPC, AI, and data centers.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company specializing in designing high-performance, low-power microprocessors for exascale supercomputers. Its flagship product, Rhea, based on Arm Neoverse V1 architecture and manufactured using TSMC's N6 or better processes, aims to advance computing infrastructure for critical applications such as HPC, AI, and data centers.

QuantWare is the global leader in quantum hardware, specializing in scalable quantum processors. It offers a unique 3D chip architecture that enables clients to build powerful quantum computers capable of tackling real-world challenges in fields like climate and life sciences.

sensiBel AS, founded in 2016 and located in Oslo, Norway, specializes in the development of ultra-high-sensitivity microphones utilizing optical micro-electro-mechanical system (MEMS) technology. The company focuses on creating microphones that offer optical ultra-low noise performance, enhancing voice control technology without sacrificing acoustic overload point and total harmonic distortion. This innovative approach enables superior speech recognition capabilities and high-quality audio capture, making it a valuable contributor to advancements in voice control applications.

OxyPrem AG is a Swiss company that specializes in the development, design, and manufacturing of advanced sensor solutions specifically for monitoring preterm infants. Established in 2018 and headquartered in Zurich, the company offers a reusable device that continuously measures hemoglobin oxygen saturation in the brains of high-risk preterm infants. By utilizing harmless near-infrared light technology, OxyPrem provides real-time monitoring, which significantly enhances the clinical care provided to this vulnerable patient group. The innovations from OxyPrem aim to prevent early death and severe long-term brain damage, thereby minimizing the risk of disabilities and other complications associated with premature birth.

EZMEMS is an automation technology company that specializes in the development of smart plastic sensors. The company offers a fully integrated multi-sensing system on a plastic chip, designed for direct integration into various plastic products. EZMEMS focuses on creating small, wireless, battery-free, and low-cost sensors that enhance sensor fusion systems used for sensing, analytics, and insights. Its technology aims to provide clients with reliable and cost-effective solutions essential for Internet of Things (IoT) and edge computing applications, facilitating improved performance in diverse sensing environments.

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.

EZMEMS is an automation technology company that specializes in the development of smart plastic sensors. The company offers a fully integrated multi-sensing system on a plastic chip, designed for direct integration into various plastic products. EZMEMS focuses on creating small, wireless, battery-free, and low-cost sensors that enhance sensor fusion systems used for sensing, analytics, and insights. Its technology aims to provide clients with reliable and cost-effective solutions essential for Internet of Things (IoT) and edge computing applications, facilitating improved performance in diverse sensing environments.

Alice & Bob is a Paris-based quantum computing hardware company founded in 2020. It develops universal quantum computers designed to enable industries and researchers to tackle complex problems. The company focuses on integrating error correction into its hardware, using cat qubits with built-in error resilience, and provides a platform with cloud access for remote testing and expert support. This combination aims to deliver early quantum computational advantages for practical applications in science and industry.

Qnami AG is a Swiss company that specializes in the development of quantum sensing technologies for non-invasive magnetic imaging at the nanoscale. Founded in 2017 and based in Basel, Qnami's flagship products include the ProteusQ, a magnetic imaging microscope, and the Quantum Diamond, which features diamond probes with a single nitrogen-vacancy center for high-resolution imaging. These technologies allow for advanced applications in various fields, including multiferroic antiferromagnets, magnetic random-access memory (MRAM), and superconductivity. By enabling researchers and industries to measure electric and magnetic fields with exceptional sensitivity, Qnami enhances the capabilities of imaging techniques and supports groundbreaking scientific studies and industrial advancements.

Scrona specializes in micro- and nanotechnology, focusing on simplifying these advanced fields for both consumers and industries. The company has developed a three-dimensional nano drip printing technology that facilitates rapid and cost-effective production. Scrona is centered on printhead development and collaborates with partners to provide comprehensive manufacturing equipment and next-generation products. This approach enables businesses to produce printed materials of high quality at reduced costs, thereby revolutionizing the landscape of micro- and nanofabrication.

Founded in Munich, Germany in 2013, DyeMansion specializes in transforming raw, 3D-printed polymer parts into high-value consumer and industrial products. The company offers precision coloring and finishing systems that work with major industrial powder-bed 3D printing systems, enabling high-volume production for diverse applications.

iPronics develops optical networking hardware and software that enables programmable, software-defined photonics for data-center and AI workloads. The company offers a general-purpose integrated programmable photonic system that allows optical hardware to be configured through software to perform multiple functions. This optical reconfigurability supports applications such as data-center interconnection, artificial intelligence, signal processing, sensing, and quantum information, enabling businesses to apply the same hardware across diverse computational tasks. The technology facilitates seamless AI cluster communication and aims to future-proof data-center infrastructure by providing flexible, high-performance photonic capabilities.

Equal1 develops innovative quantum computing technologies using commercially available silicon semiconductors. Their solution employs nanometer-scale quantum dots to create qubits on standard CMOS processes, integrating all necessary functions for a quantum processing unit (QPU) operating at 3 kelvin with over 10 million transistors.

BELKIN Vision is a company focused on developing innovative laser devices to aid healthcare professionals in the treatment of glaucoma. Its products are characterized by being non-invasive, non-contact, instantaneous, painless, and automated, providing effective laser therapy options. The company's mission is to enhance accessibility to first-line drop-less glaucoma care, enabling any ophthalmologist to effectively treat patients. By streamlining the treatment process, BELKIN Vision aims to improve patient outcomes and overall quality of care within the medical community.

BELKIN Vision is a company focused on developing innovative laser devices to aid healthcare professionals in the treatment of glaucoma. Its products are characterized by being non-invasive, non-contact, instantaneous, painless, and automated, providing effective laser therapy options. The company's mission is to enhance accessibility to first-line drop-less glaucoma care, enabling any ophthalmologist to effectively treat patients. By streamlining the treatment process, BELKIN Vision aims to improve patient outcomes and overall quality of care within the medical community.

Syntach is a medical technology company focused on developing innovative cardiac support devices aimed at enhancing the care of individuals suffering from heart failure. The company's flagship product is a permanent, active implant designed to restore the impaired movement of the mitral valve while providing natural support to the heart. This device can be inserted using minimally invasive techniques and is smaller than traditional left ventricular assist devices (LVADs), which contributes to a better quality of life for patients and reduces the risk of complications. Syntach's technology is intended to benefit both men and women who require cardiac support.

Quandela is a company focused on advancing quantum computing technology, specifically in the realms of communication networks and optical computers. It specializes in manufacturing photonic quantum computers, which it supplies to industrial clients. A key innovation from Quandela is its single-photon source device, which integrates photonics with semiconductor quantum dots. This device enables the efficient collection of emitted single photons at high rates, significantly reducing charge noise decoherence and facilitating the emission of identical photons with high fidelity. Such capabilities are essential for the development of advanced quantum applications in communication, computation, and sensing, positioning Quandela as a pivotal player in the quantum technology landscape.

Wi-Charge is a developer of safe and reliable wireless power solutions that can transmit energy over distances of 10 meters (30 feet) or more. Founded in 2010, the company's technology aims to eliminate the need for charging cables and batteries by providing seamless, continuous power to devices. This innovation addresses the growing inconvenience of frequent recharging or battery replacement in the digital era. Wi-Charge's solutions offer cost savings, hassle-free charging, and environmentally friendly energy use, enhancing ESG ratings. The technology is currently applied in smart retail and building environments, powering products like advertising displays and smart door locks. Future applications include wirelessly charging consumer devices such as laptops, tablets, cellphones, gaming controllers, handheld scanners, light EVs, and more. Wi-Charge's deep-tech solutions are based on breakthroughs in photonics and semiconductors, revolutionizing power transmission similar to how Wi-Fi transformed communications.

Founded in Madrid, Spain in 2014, Wooptix develops innovative imaging technologies. The company specializes in creating three-dimensional modulation of images for enhanced volumetric photography and videography, enabling advanced image post-processing.

ThrustMe is a startup that originated from the Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas at the Ecole Polytechnique and the CNRS, founded by Ane Aanesland and Dmytro Rafalskyi. The company specializes in the development, production, and commercialization of advanced space propulsion systems utilizing patented technology. ThrustMe focuses on creating electric propulsion systems that are simpler and more efficient, catering to the needs of next-generation satellites. In addition to propulsion systems, the company also provides tailored solutions for ground testing of space hardware, offering economic and environmentally sustainable options for space teams and aerospace businesses.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company specializing in designing high-performance, low-power microprocessors for exascale supercomputers. Its flagship product, Rhea, based on Arm Neoverse V1 architecture and manufactured using TSMC's N6 or better processes, aims to advance computing infrastructure for critical applications such as HPC, AI, and data centers.

Founded in Madrid, Spain in 2014, Wooptix develops innovative imaging technologies. The company specializes in creating three-dimensional modulation of images for enhanced volumetric photography and videography, enabling advanced image post-processing.

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

Lotus Microsystems offers miniaturized highly integrated point of load power converters. The devices are engineered for portable electronics manufacturers ready for usage whenever tiny power supply units are needed. Our devices offer up to 72% reduction in footprint compared to existing solutions with higher efficiency and reliability. Our plug and play solutions enable our customers to innovate their electronics without worrying about power supply units.

SiPearl is a French semiconductor company specializing in designing high-performance, low-power microprocessors for exascale supercomputers. Its flagship product, Rhea, based on Arm Neoverse V1 architecture and manufactured using TSMC's N6 or better processes, aims to advance computing infrastructure for critical applications such as HPC, AI, and data centers.

Oledcomm designs and develops LiFi solutions that enable high-speed optical wireless data communication for aerospace and industrial markets. Its product portfolio includes LiFi transceivers, software, and LiFi network interface devices that convert information into binary data for fast, secure wireless transmission in telecom, datacom, consumer electronics, and industrial applications, especially where radio waves are undesirable. Founded in 2012 and based in Paris, France, the company was re-founded in 2020 by Benjamin Azoulay.

Risutec is a company focused on enhancing forest and agricultural planting and maintenance through innovative solutions. It specializes in developing systems and equipment that aim to modernize silviculture practices and improve the efficiency of forest utilization. Risutec offers a range of services, including precision forestry applications, bioenergy solutions, and forestation equipment. The company's expertise extends to stand tending services and comprehensive documentation, enabling clients to boost crop yields while minimizing establishment risks. By integrating advanced technology with sustainable practices, Risutec supports the growth and health of forests and agricultural environments.

Risutec is a company focused on enhancing forest and agricultural planting and maintenance through innovative solutions. It specializes in developing systems and equipment that aim to modernize silviculture practices and improve the efficiency of forest utilization. Risutec offers a range of services, including precision forestry applications, bioenergy solutions, and forestation equipment. The company's expertise extends to stand tending services and comprehensive documentation, enabling clients to boost crop yields while minimizing establishment risks. By integrating advanced technology with sustainable practices, Risutec supports the growth and health of forests and agricultural environments.

Delmic is a company specializing in correlative light and electron microscopy technology, catering to the needs of life and materials science research. It offers a range of advanced services, including cathodoluminescence, integrated and automated cryo-electron tomography workflows, and rapid electron microscopy solutions designed for reliability and high throughput. By providing integrated correlative microscopy, Delmic equips researchers and organizations with effective and user-friendly tools, enabling them to obtain insights more efficiently and with greater ease.

Alice & Bob is a Paris-based quantum computing hardware company founded in 2020. It develops universal quantum computers designed to enable industries and researchers to tackle complex problems. The company focuses on integrating error correction into its hardware, using cat qubits with built-in error resilience, and provides a platform with cloud access for remote testing and expert support. This combination aims to deliver early quantum computational advantages for practical applications in science and industry.

Oledcomm designs and develops LiFi solutions that enable high-speed optical wireless data communication for aerospace and industrial markets. Its product portfolio includes LiFi transceivers, software, and LiFi network interface devices that convert information into binary data for fast, secure wireless transmission in telecom, datacom, consumer electronics, and industrial applications, especially where radio waves are undesirable. Founded in 2012 and based in Paris, France, the company was re-founded in 2020 by Benjamin Azoulay.

Sentante is a medical technology company specialising in the development of robotic teleoperated systems for endovascular procedures. Their core product enables physicians to perform complex surgeries remotely, reducing their exposure to harmful X-rays and expanding telesurgery capabilities.

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

Qblox is a Dutch scaleup specializing in quantum technology, focused on developing patented solutions for the scalable control of quantum computers. The company designs and manufactures modular control hardware that simplifies the experimental setups involving qubits, employing a distributed processor architecture to enhance gate fidelities. By advancing electronics with improved noise and drift performance, Qblox enables scientists to minimize crosstalk and achieve low-latency arbitrary control flows while optimizing measurement efficiency in dynamic readout conditions. The company aims to address the scientific and engineering challenges that must be overcome to transition from prototype quantum computers to powerful, practical quantum processors.

CorWave is a company focused on developing innovative implanted cardiac support devices aimed at improving the quality of life for patients suffering from heart failure. Its flagship product, the CorWave LVAD, employs a unique undulating disc wave pumping mechanism, which replaces traditional high-speed impellers used in current continuous flow rotary pumps. This design significantly reduces trauma to blood, thereby minimizing complications such as clotting and bleeding. The CorWave pump generates a pulsatile flow that closely resembles the natural heartbeat, addressing a key limitation of existing LVADs that provide only continuous flow. Additionally, the device's low power consumption and compact size facilitate its potential for complete implantation, enhanced by a wireless energy transfer system. Through these advancements, CorWave aims to alleviate the burdens associated with heart failure and invasive surgical procedures.

Swiss Vault designs and builds economical data storage systems with a vision to disrupt the economics of data management and enable organizations to save and access every piece of data forever, with high privacy. Its technology emphasizes low power consumption, lightweight design, quiet operation, and a long service life, complemented by hardware-embedded security to protect information, enabling economical, resilient, and environmentally sustainable data management throughout the product's lifecycle.

Qblox is a Dutch scaleup specializing in quantum technology, focused on developing patented solutions for the scalable control of quantum computers. The company designs and manufactures modular control hardware that simplifies the experimental setups involving qubits, employing a distributed processor architecture to enhance gate fidelities. By advancing electronics with improved noise and drift performance, Qblox enables scientists to minimize crosstalk and achieve low-latency arbitrary control flows while optimizing measurement efficiency in dynamic readout conditions. The company aims to address the scientific and engineering challenges that must be overcome to transition from prototype quantum computers to powerful, practical quantum processors.

Carthera is a clinical-stage medtech company focused on developing innovative ultrasound-based medical devices for treating brain disorders. Its proprietary device, SonoCloud®, is an intracranial ultrasound implant that, when used in conjunction with an intravenous microbubble agent, temporarily opens the blood-brain barrier. This mechanism significantly enhances the delivery of therapeutic molecules to the brain, potentially providing new treatment options for debilitating neurological conditions. Through its technology, Carthera aims to enable healthcare professionals to address challenging brain disorders more effectively.

Carthera is a clinical-stage medtech company focused on developing innovative ultrasound-based medical devices for treating brain disorders. Its proprietary device, SonoCloud®, is an intracranial ultrasound implant that, when used in conjunction with an intravenous microbubble agent, temporarily opens the blood-brain barrier. This mechanism significantly enhances the delivery of therapeutic molecules to the brain, potentially providing new treatment options for debilitating neurological conditions. Through its technology, Carthera aims to enable healthcare professionals to address challenging brain disorders more effectively.

EyeControl is a medical technology company specializing in innovative communication solutions for healthcare. It develops devices that enable patients, particularly those with limited mobility or speech impairments, to communicate using eye movements. The company's flagship product is an intensive care unit communication device featuring an infrared camera and a connected computer that translates blinks and eye movements into commands.