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InoBat is an R&D and battery production company with the long-term objective of serving the European market with new energy solutions. The company is leveraging Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)’s strong automotive, petrochemical, and energy sectors, Inobat will house R&D and testing platforms as well as future production lines for technologies born out of European ventures, or international entities looking to expand their global reach, right from the heart of the European continent. InoBat aims to build joint ventures linking the world’s leading technologies with market access via partnerships with the leading industrial groups in the CEE region. Inobat works in three industry verticals - electro-mobility, energy storage, and hydrogen.

Brightpick, headquartered near Cincinnati, Ohio, specializes in AI-driven robotics for warehouse automation. Their flagship product, the Brightpick Autopicker, is a mobile robot that autonomously handles order picking, consolidation, dispatch, and stock replenishment. This allows warehouses of any size to significantly reduce labor requirements and streamline operations, with deployment taking just weeks. The company has over 200 employees and has deployed hundreds of AI robots across the US and Europe.

Yago is a digital platform designed to streamline the management of online insurance and mortgage credit. It simplifies the process of obtaining mortgage loans and provides a user-friendly interface for managing various insurance products, including car, home, legal protection, and e-reputation insurance. By leveraging technology, Yago aims to make insurance more accessible and comprehensible for its users. The platform also provides expert optimization services to help users effectively manage their contracts. Currently, Yago offers its services in Flanders, focusing on enhancing the overall experience of securing and managing insurance and mortgage products.

Brightpick, headquartered near Cincinnati, Ohio, specializes in AI-driven robotics for warehouse automation. Their flagship product, the Brightpick Autopicker, is a mobile robot that autonomously handles order picking, consolidation, dispatch, and stock replenishment. This allows warehouses of any size to significantly reduce labor requirements and streamline operations, with deployment taking just weeks. The company has over 200 employees and has deployed hundreds of AI robots across the US and Europe.

Tachyum Inc., founded in 2016 and based in Santa Clara, California, specializes in the development and manufacturing of advanced processing chips, notably the Prodigy series, which includes models such as the T216, T432, T864, and TI6128. The company's products are designed to meet the demands of data centers, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing workloads. Tachyum's Prodigy processors aim to transform hyper-scale data centers into low-cost, energy-efficient universal computing centers, significantly reducing operational costs—by as much as four times—thereby saving customers billions annually. The solutions provided by Tachyum enhance performance and power efficiency while addressing the complex challenges associated with big data analytics, deep learning, and large-scale computing.

AgeVolt is a developer of electric vehicle charging systems that aims to facilitate the transition from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles. The company specializes in providing charging technologies for businesses, households, and municipalities. Its offerings include AC charging devices and a digital energy management system that features remote access and charging status notifications. By utilizing existing electrical connections for charger installations, AgeVolt eliminates the need for new connections, making electric vehicle charging more convenient and accessible. This approach not only alleviates concerns about charging range but also optimizes energy distribution, supporting a smoother shift to electric mobility.

InoBat is an R&D and battery production company with the long-term objective of serving the European market with new energy solutions. The company is leveraging Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)’s strong automotive, petrochemical, and energy sectors, Inobat will house R&D and testing platforms as well as future production lines for technologies born out of European ventures, or international entities looking to expand their global reach, right from the heart of the European continent. InoBat aims to build joint ventures linking the world’s leading technologies with market access via partnerships with the leading industrial groups in the CEE region. Inobat works in three industry verticals - electro-mobility, energy storage, and hydrogen.

MATSUKO is a B2B software company that specializes in real-time holographic communication, transforming the way organizations engage in remote collaboration. By utilizing a single camera and mixed reality glasses, MATSUKO creates a realistic holographic presence that enhances video conferencing, addressing the limitations of traditional communication methods. This technology allows users to experience a virtual 3-D environment, fostering a deeper sense of connection and presence among participants. MATSUKO's innovative approach not only improves collaboration but also reduces environmental impact, supporting the shift toward remote work practices that gained momentum during the COVID pandemic.

ESS is a long-duration energy storage company that specializes in iron flow battery technology, providing solutions for commercial, industrial, utility, microgrid, and off-grid applications. Established in 2011, ESS aims to support a future powered by clean and reliable energy. The company utilizes an innovative energy management system that features a safe and non-toxic iron-electrolyte combined with a patented flow cell design. This approach allows ESS to deliver high-performance energy storage at a lower cost, making its technology suitable for a wide range of applications from retail energy management to utility-scale renewable energy integration. With a team experienced in distributed power generation and energy storage technologies, ESS is well-positioned to contribute to the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions.

Wildcat Discovery Technologies, Inc. is a materials discovery company based in San Diego, California, specializing in the development of advanced materials for clean tech energy applications. Founded in 2006, the company focuses on synthesizing and evaluating a wide range of specialty materials, including metal alloys, ceramics, and compound semiconductors, to enhance the performance of rechargeable and primary batteries. Wildcat employs proprietary high throughput synthesis and testing platforms, allowing it to explore thousands of materials rapidly. Its research extends to areas such as lithium-ion battery electrodes, hydrogen storage, carbon capture, and thermoelectrics. The company engages in collaborative development projects, partnering with leaders across the battery supply chain to create innovative solutions for various industries, including automotive, electronics, and medical sectors. Wildcat's mission is to improve the performance, safety, and sustainability of energy storage solutions.

Tachyum Inc., founded in 2016 and based in Santa Clara, California, specializes in the development and manufacturing of advanced processing chips, notably the Prodigy series, which includes models such as the T216, T432, T864, and TI6128. The company's products are designed to meet the demands of data centers, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing workloads. Tachyum's Prodigy processors aim to transform hyper-scale data centers into low-cost, energy-efficient universal computing centers, significantly reducing operational costs—by as much as four times—thereby saving customers billions annually. The solutions provided by Tachyum enhance performance and power efficiency while addressing the complex challenges associated with big data analytics, deep learning, and large-scale computing.

Dunkerque Multibulk Terminal is a logistics and storage specialist for multi-bulk and powdered products, with its port.

AeroMobil is a pioneering company in the realm of personal aerial vehicles (PAVs), focused on transforming personal mobility by combining automotive and aerospace technologies. The company designs and manufactures flying cars that are capable of both driving on roads and flying, thereby enhancing transportation efficiency and environmental sustainability. AeroMobil's vehicles are engineered for short take-off and landing (STOL) and vertical take-off and landing (VTOL), incorporating advanced electric propulsion systems and battery technology. This innovative approach aims to alleviate urban congestion and reduce emissions while providing faster door-to-door travel, particularly in regions with limited road infrastructure. AeroMobil emphasizes a pragmatic development strategy that aligns with technological advancements, regulatory frameworks, and market readiness. The company envisions a future where air mobility is accessible at scale, supported by collaborative partnerships with regulators and urban planners to ensure safety and reliability. Their first flying car represents a significant step towards realizing air Mobility-as-a-Service (aMaaS), promising to revolutionize personal transportation by enabling rapid travel over both short and medium distances.

SEC Technologies, s.r.o., established in 2014 and headquartered in Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia, specializes in developing advanced detection systems for airborne chemicals, particularly in the context of chemical and biological warfare. The company's flagship product, Falcon 4G, utilizes a laser-based platform that allows for the stand-off detection and identification of chemical threats from significant distances, providing real-time analysis without direct contact. This innovative technology enables the visualization of chemical clouds in three dimensions, enhancing situational awareness on the battlefield. With low energy consumption, the Falcon 4G operates efficiently on battery power, ensuring prolonged functionality. Its capability to detect secondary clouds, which may become invisible to passive detection systems, positions SEC Technologies as a critical player in safeguarding people and assets from various chemical hazards, including toxic industrial chemicals and environmental threats.