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.
Start-up of the day: treating mental disorders with virtual reality
Gerard & Anton Award winner SPIKE: Suitable batteries for anything that drives
Start-up of the day: turning indoor CO2 into energy
Start-up of the Day: VarmX snake venom therapy is the remedy for life-threatening bleeding
Gerard & Anton Award-winner Hable: super fast braille on your smartphone
Start-Up of the day: Tenzir keeps your company safe
Gerard & Anton Award Winner Ratio: Software provides insight into complex systems
Start-up of the day: Mein Lagerraum³ repurposes discarded sea containers
Start-up of the month: Clearly done with dirty water
Start-up of the Week: Bye bye myopia?
Start-up of the day: Dopavision aims to treat myopia with light stimulation
Start-up of the day: Intelligent acquisition of sheet metal parts via Laserhub
Start-up of the day: Mountox guides you through the jungle of electric cars
Gerard & Anton Awardwinner: Incooling devises a system for cooling chips inside servers
Start-up of the day: Learned.io aims to end old-fashioned CVs
You Decide: Who Will be our Start-Up of the Month?
Start-Up of the Week: The Route to Sustainable Roads
Start-up of the day: Freezeye finds eye diseases
