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Would you have invested in ASML in the early days if you had the chance?
Our deep-tech venture builder program has produced teams who are tackling grand challenges the world faces today including climate change, security, healthcare and telecommunications.
We’ve made it easy for you to get to know them. You’ll find a summary of each company, one-pagers and contact information. We encourage you to contact these teams.
Get to know them, their technology and their business propositions. Take a peek at the future.
Ask yourself this: Would you have invested in ASML in the early days if you had the chance?
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Imagin Motion is developing sensors based on integrated photonic technology that track human motion without limitations.
Innoflex is designing a modular system which combines various deposition modules in a sequence. The production system produces flexible thin film which takes NOx out of the air and breaks down the greenhouse gas into harmless chemicals.
Incooling technology optimises energy usage in an industry that contributes to climate change. Which is good for the planet, and good for the bottom line.
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Carbyon has developed technology to capture CO2 from ambient air. This allows the energy industry to produce 100% circular and renewable fuels from renewable electricity.
Aircision’s laser technology will power the high-speed connected world and enhance communication infrastructure.
Keiron believes innovative printing technologies will push the boundaries of microscale manufacturing.
Dynaxion is developing a disruptive system to accurately identify explosives and drugs in parcels and suitcases. The Dynaxion technology features higher efficiency, lower cost and increased safety than currently available systems.
inPhocal is developing an enhanced laser beam technology for industrial laser processing applications.
Tarucca uses photonic sensor technology installed on wind turbine blades to provide wind park operators predictive maintenance strategies to limit blade deterioration.
