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Dryp is a technology company based in Copenhagen, Denmark, that specializes in IoT-enabled wireless sensors for real-time water data collection. Established in 2019, Dryp utilizes a combination of hydrology, data science, and artificial intelligence to enhance smart water management. The company's sensors provide valuable insights by detecting leaks and monitoring water distribution across networks. This capability allows clients to optimize their water facilities and make informed decisions about water management. Dryp's approach aims to transform wastewater into a resource while minimizing the climate footprint associated with urban water systems.

Nilroy specializes in the design and manufacturing of custom cooker hood products, focusing on innovative solutions that prioritize low energy consumption through advanced airflow design. The company offers hand-made hoods crafted by skilled Danish artisans, providing an alternative to traditional kitchen hoods. Nilroy caters to both private and business customers, allowing them to personalize their hoods according to specific material preferences and measurements, ensuring a tailored fit for any kitchen. Through its commitment to quality craftsmanship and efficiency, Nilroy delivers unique kitchen solutions that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal.

VentriJect is a medical technology company that specializes in measuring maximal oxygen consumption (VO2-max), a key indicator of cardiorespiratory fitness. Utilizing advanced seismocardiography, VentriJect's innovative device captures and analyzes mechanical vibrations generated by the beating heart to provide accurate VO2-max measurements.

Create It Real is a Denmark-based company in Aalborg that develops 3D printer electronics kits for manufacturers and startups. It also provides a family of REALvision 3D printing tools, including a desktop slicing engine, cross-platform slicers, a web-based slicer, and an API for integration, along with on-demand small desktop and industrial printers. The company offers consulting to help organizations adopt additive manufacturing and accelerate product development. Its team comprises experts in 3D printing technologies, electronics, graphics, and mechanics, operating as an R&D-oriented center that creates platform solutions to simplify accessing advanced printing capabilities. By delivering customizable features and streamlined tools, the company enables clients to quickly integrate 3D printing into new products, reducing time to market while maintaining focus on core production and market entry.

Founded in 2011, Tentoma is an international supplier of automatic packaging machines. Its primary product is a horizontal stretch film packaging solution designed to protect goods from water and contamination, enhancing quality and profitability.

Brainreader is a medical software company founded in 2011 as a spin-off from Aarhus University. The company develops brain image analysis software for clinical use, focusing on structural MRI assessment. Its Neuroreader tool analyzes MRI scans to quantify total brain volume, hippocampal volume, and other brain segment volumes, benchmarked against a healthy database, and generates a patient-friendly report to aid physicians in diagnosing and monitoring neurological conditions. The technology is built on research linking hippocampal atrophy to progression from cognitive impairment to Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Brainreader aims to provide objective, precise, and personalized brain analysis that supports clinical decision-making, improves patient outcomes, and helps reduce disease-related costs.

TracInnovations develops a markerless motion tracking system that records patients' head movements during brain scans. Their tracoline system uses 3D stereo vision to monitor and record movements in real-time, enhancing image-based diagnosis and treatment.

Brainreader is a medical software company founded in 2011 as a spin-off from Aarhus University. The company develops brain image analysis software for clinical use, focusing on structural MRI assessment. Its Neuroreader tool analyzes MRI scans to quantify total brain volume, hippocampal volume, and other brain segment volumes, benchmarked against a healthy database, and generates a patient-friendly report to aid physicians in diagnosing and monitoring neurological conditions. The technology is built on research linking hippocampal atrophy to progression from cognitive impairment to Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Brainreader aims to provide objective, precise, and personalized brain analysis that supports clinical decision-making, improves patient outcomes, and helps reduce disease-related costs.