Start-up of the Day: Clever Farm offers farmers smart tools
Why “Clever Farm” is considered clever? Well, one day a bunch people without jobs sat together and started thinking how they could use data from drones. One of the ideas was to use it in...
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Start-up of the Day: Sea Matters; ‘Nice things are made of fish’
Growing up by the Belgium coast, Stephanie has always appreciated the sea. After graduating in geography, she started her career as an urban planner before stepping out on her own. She began her...
Start-up of the Day: Triply arranges transport for youth to festivals & events
It’s a problem that many young people are familiar with. What’s the easiest way to get to events or festivals if they are held in the countryside? Or if you yourself live outside the...
Start-up of the day: Hyper Poland speeds up the country
How to cross over 600 kilometres in less than an hour only by train? We used to think that it’s impossible. Nowadays though, we’re closer than ever to making it happen. Innovation Origins wrote a...
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Start-up of the week: ISAAC counteracts tremors and quakes
”Your sneak preview of the future” is the slogan of Innovation Origins, and that’s just what we will highlight with our Start-up of the Week column. Over the past few days, five start-ups of the day...
Startup-of-the-day: RiceHouse builds houses out of waste from rice production
RiceHouse is a young company, born in 2016 and based on the decade-long experiences of architect Tiziana Monterisi. Namely in the sustainable construction field and in the use of natural materials...
Start-up of the Day: Wireless charging stations with robotic technology for e-cars
As early as 2013 it was clear to Christian Flechl: e-mobility is the future. But what bothered him though, were the inconvenient charging systems. At a time when everything was becoming wireless, it...
Start-up of the day: Developing talent with the help of robots
Tamar Neter-Gans worked for many years in the marketing & sales department at an online marketing intelligence agency. Since 2017 she is founder-owner of RobotWise. A start-up that currently has...
Start-up of the day: soft shampoo marbles eliminate disposable plastic
Entrepreneur Martin Leban from the start-up OneTwoThreeZero comes from a family of hair care manufacturers in Slovenia. It bothered him that shampoo and conditioner, as an example, are almost always...
Start-up of the day: ISAAC counteracts tremors when the earth starts to shake
Earthquakes occur around 1500 times each year with a force of more than 5 on the Richter scale. These endanger people’ safety and cause extensive damage. Over the past 50 years, as many as 34...
Start-up of the week: A dating app that brings investors and start-ups together
”Your sneak preview of the future” is the slogan of Innovation Origins, and that’s just what we will highlight with our Start-up of the Week column. Over the past few days, five start-ups of the day...
Start-up of the day: Never lose your keys again thanks to Lapa
Everybody’s been there: you’re sitting on a terrace, then pay up and walk away. With your friends, but without your bunch of keys. Once you attach a Lapa on that bunch of keys, that kind...
Start-up of the Day: Drebble helps companies and universities to digitalize
The fledgling consultancy company Drebble is supporting the business community and knowledge institutions in their efforts to digitalize, e.g. with AI and Internet of Things. Willem Remie and Pascal...
Start-up of the day: Tinder for investors looking to invest via Fundsup
Fundsup connects investors and numerous entrepreneurs who own promising start-ups with each other via a digital platform. On this platform, start-ups can pitch their business and state how much...
Start-up of the day: washable diaper service from Pana Nappy reduces plastics
Entrepreneur Marie Mélinon started her own company Pana Nappy that picks up (with a bicycle that has a front crate), washes and supplies nappies that you can use over and over again. When her nephew...
Start-up of the Day: Emission-free Aquatic Drones watch over our waters
A drone doesn’t necessarily have to fly. Take Aquatic Drones for instance. A company in Brabant that develops autonomous boats that can be used to survey Dutch waterways. As a country rich in...
Start-up of the week: Transform your city trip into an interactive treasure hunt
”Your sneak preview of the future” is the slogan of Innovation Origins, and that’s just what we will highlight with our Start-up of the Week column. Over the past few days, five start-ups of the day...
Start-up of the Day: Discover secret places in cities with Secret City Trails
Show people a city in a way they’ve never seen before through a game. Whether they are tourists on a two-day city trip, or locals who have lived in the city for more than twenty years. This...
Start-up of the day: Find your ideal place with Perfect Place
The Utrecht-based start-up Perfect Place creates environmental analyses for large-scale organizations. Such as real estate parties, but also healthcare institutions. They reveal the best places to...
Start-up of the day: Green energy for music festivals with the super battery from Wattsun
Wattsun makes battery systems for on-site events such as music festivals. But also for construction projects where workers are currently mainly using diesel generators. Wattsun batteries don’t...
Start-up of the Day: Peazy data makes parking easier for cities and their visitors
It would be great if you could read how many parking spaces are still available when you drive into a city. It would be nicer if you could drive straight on through to a parking space that has been...
Start-up of the Month: Direct views of emergency situations with Emergency Eye
March is already in full swing. However, at IO we’re taking a look back at February. After all, we still owe you a Start-up of the Month! Each workday at IO you can follow those innovation-mad...
Start-up of the day: DeltaScan measures brain waves to detect deliriums
The Utrecht start-up Prolira has developed a method, called the DeltaScan, which determines with 90% certainty within a minute and a half whether a patient is experiencing delirium. A tremendous...
Start-up of the day: windmills bobbing along on a floating foundation
Even if people already have arguments against the construction of offshore windmills, there is still another obvious one besides how the horizon would be ruined. The CO2 footprint of each windmill...
Start-up of the day: Helpr, a study robot you can practice with anytime, day or night
Helpr is a start-up that has designed an educational chatbot which helps school children and students practice their lessons. The advantage is that teachers can log their best teaching sessions via...
