Start-up of the day
© Richard Clyborne of Music Strive
Spread all over Europe, thousands of young companies are working hard every day to make our world a lot better tomorrow. It is precisely from these small companies that the most surprising and innovative ideas emerge. That is why Innovation Origins puts one of these start-ups in the spotlight every day.
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Student Mobility wants to make (international) public transport accessible to young people
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Buying an electric second-hand car feels like a gamble, until now
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Plant-based steaks that look suspiciously like meat. So much, that you start to doubt
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DrainBot cleans tunnel drains automatically and is environmentally friendly
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Recycling batteries with orange peel – Arabat knows how to do it
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This start-up puts an end to the tangle of bank accounts and expenses
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Sensible 4 brings autonomous vehicles to industrial sites
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Start-up Sodex automates data collection on construction sites
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AI sensor makes your bin smart and helps you sort waste
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HiRasmus wants every child with autism to have access to behavioural therapy
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REEDuce builds noise barriers that also improve air quality
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Tired of your furniture? Hitch will make a new cabinet for you in no time
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How Ask Quinn helps shoppers fight fast fashion
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With Appacar, the shared car should become more comfortable than owning a car yourself
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CarbonCloud provides food companies with reliable data on their climate footprint
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ParityQC makes quantum computing scalable
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Mify will provide infrastracture code for new online services
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AI brings more fairness and transparency to the music-streaming business
