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A specialist in precision mechanics, Sominex was taken over in January 2020 by the Probent group to become Probent Technology. TO Bayeux (Calvados), the group, in full swing, is recruiting.
In September 2018, in Cherbourg, Sébastien Cuquemelle, Ludovic Letouzé and Philippe Le Rossignol took over the NSB company, with 36 employees. In January 2021, the NSB-Probent structure represented 140 jobs, spread over different sites in the Paris region, in Manche and in Calvados. In Bayeux, and Colombelles. But also in Sydney, Australia, giving the Probent group an international dimension. “We have recruited an employee whom we have never seen apart from videoconferences! », Says Sébastien Cuquemelle, president of the group.
“Reach 200 employees by 2022”
In just three years, and notably by taking over the Sominex plant in Bayeux, the Probent group has achieved impressive growth. With 13 million euros in turnover in 2020, and prospects that command respect.
We have the objective of 20 million euros in turnover in 2021, and the wish to reach 200 employees in 2022.
Sominex (Bayeux) became the Probent Trechnology company, contributing to the growth of the group, which thus diversified its catalog. “We can thus take market share in places in which we had only a weak presence”. The activity of the Probent group is based on the ability to carry out projects from A to Z in areas ranging from aeronautics to nuclear (39% of activity), including scientific research (13% of ‘activity).
Winner of the Recovery Plan, Probent has the capacity to invest in a new machine which will join its Colombelles site, specializing in electronics. “We carry out electronic card prototyping”. By hand. “But when we have an order, the customer asks for a pre-run of 5,000 to 10,000 cards, not fifty.”
It is therefore impossible to respond to such a request by working manually.
This is why we are going to be able to buy a machine which realizes is capable of placing the electronic components on the board. The production speed depends on the density of the components that make up the board.
Probent Technology struggles to recruit
A machine made in France and costing € 600,000, which the State Recovery Plan allows to finance at 50%. “We are thus saving nearly three years on our investments”. But the strength of Probent, in particular its Bayerian subsidiary Probent Technology, lies in its human know-how.
And the company is lacking in arms. “In Bayeux, our specialty is precision mechanics and welding which allow the machining of vacuum chambers, parts intended for scientific research”, explains the president. With 45 employees, Probent Technology is struggling to recruit the few jobs that could make the difference. “Including boilermaker and welder positions. But also logisticians ”.
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By Frédéric Bourgeois
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A specialist in precision mechanics, Sominex was taken over in January 2020 by the Probent group to become Probent Technology. TO Bayeux (Calvados), the group, in full swing, is recruiting.
In September 2018, in Cherbourg, Sébastien Cuquemelle, Ludovic Letouzé and Philippe Le Rossignol took over the NSB company, with 36 employees. In January 2021, the NSB-Probent structure represented 140 jobs, spread over different sites in the Paris region, in Manche and in Calvados. In Bayeux, and Colombelles. But also in Sydney, Australia, giving the Probent group an international dimension. “We have recruited an employee whom we have never seen apart from videoconferences! », Says Sébastien Cuquemelle, president of the group.
“Reach 200 employees by 2022”
In just three years, and notably by taking over the Sominex plant in Bayeux, the Probent group has achieved impressive growth. With 13 million euros in turnover in 2020, and prospects that command respect.
We have the objective of 20 million euros in turnover in 2021, and the wish to reach 200 employees in 2022.
Sominex (Bayeux) became the Probent Trechnology company, contributing to the growth of the group, which thus diversified its catalog. “We can thus take market share in places in which we had only a weak presence”. The activity of the Probent group is based on the ability to carry out projects from A to Z in areas ranging from aeronautics to nuclear (39% of activity), including scientific research (13% of ‘activity).
Winner of the Recovery Plan, Probent has the capacity to invest in a new machine which will join its Colombelles site, specializing in electronics. “We carry out electronic card prototyping”. By hand. “But when we have an order, the customer asks for a pre-run of 5,000 to 10,000 cards, not fifty.”
It is therefore impossible to respond to such a request by working manually.
This is why we are going to be able to buy a machine which realizes is capable of placing the electronic components on the board. The production speed depends on the density of the components that make up the board.
Probent Technology struggles to recruit
A machine made in France and costing € 600,000, which the State Recovery Plan allows to finance at 50%. “We are thus saving nearly three years on our investments”. But the strength of Probent, in particular its Bayerian subsidiary Probent Technology, lies in its human know-how.
And the company is lacking in arms. “In Bayeux, our specialty is precision mechanics and welding which allow the machining of vacuum chambers, parts intended for scientific research”, explains the president. With 45 employees, Probent Technology is struggling to recruit the few jobs that could make the difference. “Including boilermaker and welder positions. But also logisticians ”.
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This software publisher, which notably offers reservation solutions to airlines, has rebounded by more than 400% on the stock market since last summer. The gradual reopening of the economy, exacerbated by the extreme weakness of the free float, explains this performance.
Travel Technology Interactive, very small volumes but big rebound since last summer | Photo credits: Airbus
It is certainly one of the most incredible recoveries in the stock market in less than a year. In Paris, the shares of Travel Technology Interactive, which were worth just over 1 euro last summer, are now trading at 6 euros, up more than 80% since the start of the year. . Admittedly, the trading volumes are extremely low (around a hundred titles per day at best), due to a free float which represents only 5% of the capital, but the company is also evolving in a buoyant sector per hour. the gradual reopening of the economy, namely travel.
TTI offers airlines and airports reservation software, e-ticket issuance, check-in and boarding solutions, as well as flight program or cargo management applications. Where Galileo or Amadeus, with whom – for the latter – a partnership was formed in 2005, target large airlines, the Parisian software publisher targets medium-sized players (regional and low-cost), all over the place. in the world: in Europe, Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, the Middle East, South-East Asia and the Pacific. The Europe-Africa-Middle East region accounts for around 40% of revenue, according to FactSet data, ahead of Brazil (29%).
Losses in the first half of 2020
The company, globally growing since 2016, and which returned to profit in 2019, still posted green accounts in the first half of 2020 despite a 26% drop in turnover (after + 8% over the first three months of the year). “The health crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has seriously affected the transport sector, explained the management at the time of publication of the accounts at the end of October. Sanitary measures and border closures led to the worst post-war economic crisis ever. Travel restrictions and containment measures imposed on all continents have had a considerable impact on air transport demand, and correlatively on the activity of our customers who for weeks operated at less than 10% of their capacity. regular flights. ” She also specified that « unforeseen events linked to the pandemic did not give rise to any termination of the contract ” more than “Ad hoc discussions [étaient] in progress with some of them in order to rearrange certain contractual obligations without significant prejudice to the parties. ” TTI then said it had provisioned 191,000 euros for trade receivables, mainly on its Brazilian subsidiary.
The 2020 accounts will be published at the end of the month.
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This software publisher, which notably offers reservation solutions to airlines, has rebounded by more than 400% on the stock market since last summer. The gradual reopening of the economy, exacerbated by the extreme weakness of the free float, explains this performance.
Travel Technology Interactive, very small volumes but big rebound since last summer | Photo credits: Airbus
It is certainly one of the most incredible recoveries in the stock market in less than a year. In Paris, the shares of Travel Technology Interactive, which were worth just over 1 euro last summer, are now trading at 6 euros, up more than 80% since the start of the year. . Admittedly, the trading volumes are extremely low (around a hundred titles per day at best), due to a free float which represents only 5% of the capital, but the company is also evolving in a buoyant sector per hour. the gradual reopening of the economy, namely travel.
TTI offers airlines and airports reservation software, e-ticket issuance, check-in and boarding solutions, as well as flight program or cargo management applications. Where Galileo or Amadeus, with whom – for the latter – a partnership was formed in 2005, target large airlines, the Parisian software publisher targets medium-sized players (regional and low-cost), all over the place. in the world: in Europe, Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, the Middle East, South-East Asia and the Pacific. The Europe-Africa-Middle East region accounts for around 40% of revenue, according to FactSet data, ahead of Brazil (29%).
Losses in the first half of 2020
The company, globally growing since 2016, and which returned to profit in 2019, still posted green accounts in the first half of 2020 despite a 26% drop in turnover (after + 8% over the first three months of the year). “The health crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has seriously affected the transport sector, explained the management at the time of publication of the accounts at the end of October. Sanitary measures and border closures led to the worst post-war economic crisis ever. Travel restrictions and containment measures imposed on all continents have had a considerable impact on air transport demand, and correlatively on the activity of our customers who for weeks operated at less than 10% of their capacity. regular flights. ” She also specified that « unforeseen events linked to the pandemic did not give rise to any termination of the contract ” more than “Ad hoc discussions [étaient] in progress with some of them in order to rearrange certain contractual obligations without significant prejudice to the parties. ” TTI then said it had provisioned 191,000 euros for trade receivables, mainly on its Brazilian subsidiary.
The 2020 accounts will be published at the end of the month.
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The Technology Innovation Institute (TII), the applied research pillar of the Advanced Technology Research Council (ATRC) Abu Dhabi, today announced that its Cryptography Research Center (Cryptography Research Center, CRC) had launched the UAE’s first secure cloud technologies program, aimed at boosting advanced technologies that improve data privacy and cloud encryption schemes.
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Dr Najwa Aaraj, Chief Research Officer, Cryptography Research Centre, Technology Innovation Institute (Photo: Business Wire)
The TII said the goal of its Secure Cloud Technologies program is to advance Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET), including Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), a form encryption system that allows users to perform calculations on encrypted data without first decrypting it, and to secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC), by creating methods that allow the parties involved to jointly calculate a function on their entrances while keeping these entrances private. This line of research will be coupled to the field of verifiable computation for machine learning, in order to provide proof of accuracy for an inference-as-a-service use case, when data privacy is not required.
The responsible research team is also partnering with the hardware cryptography team to develop FHE hardware accelerators, in order to offload certain IT tasks to specialized hardware components within the system, thus enabling greater efficiency.
Speaking during the announcement, His Excellency Faisal Al Bannai, Secretary General of the Advanced Technology Research Council (ATRC), said, “Cloud computing has experienced significant growth over the past decade, which has raised security and privacy concerns. Traditional approaches still require data decryption for processing, and a key management system, centralized in the cloud, thus exposing the data and the secret key to cloud providers. This underlines the importance of the launch of this program by our researchers at the Cryptography Research Center, TII. ”
Dr. Najwa Aaraj, Chief Researcher at the Cryptography Research Center, underlined for his part: “The FHE makes it possible to perform arbitrarily complex and dynamically chosen calculations on data, while the latter remain encrypted, despite the absence of a secret decryption key. Additionally, the FHE is a key enabler for Multi-Party Computing Protocols (MPCs) implementing unconscious federated learning models, which are on the rise in the transfer of critical infrastructure data. ”
“The TII’s implementation of the secret-sharing-based MPC takes advantage of the building blocks of the FHE, to provide active security and optimized preprocessing, helping to accelerate the unconscious implementation of machine learning models.” She explained. In addition, “the FHE retains a high intensity of calculations. TII researchers are also developing hardware accelerators, based on the analysis of major components and operations, and targeted enhancements, using ASIC and several FPGA platforms. Another direction includes implementation on on-board processors with an extensible instruction set architecture. ”
The Cryptography Research Center, one of the first seven, specialized research centers of the Technology Innovation Institute, employs and collaborates with scientists in several areas of cryptography, such as post-quantum cryptography, physical cryptography, lightweight cryptography, cryptanalysis, cryptographic protocols, and cloud encryption schemes, among others. The Center is also among the few in the world to bring together theoretical and applied cryptographers in a research-oriented setting. Cryptographers collaborate on groundbreaking research projects that lead to innovative results.
To learn more about the Technology Innovation Institute (TII), visit www.tii.ae
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The Technology Innovation Institute (TII), the applied research pillar of the Advanced Technology Research Council (ATRC) Abu Dhabi, today announced that its Cryptography Research Center (Cryptography Research Center, CRC) had launched the UAE’s first secure cloud technologies program, aimed at boosting advanced technologies that improve data privacy and cloud encryption schemes.
This press release contains multimedia elements. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210419005957/en/
Dr Najwa Aaraj, Chief Research Officer, Cryptography Research Centre, Technology Innovation Institute (Photo: Business Wire)
The TII said the goal of its Secure Cloud Technologies program is to advance Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET), including Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), a form encryption system that allows users to perform calculations on encrypted data without first decrypting it, and to secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC), by creating methods that allow the parties involved to jointly calculate a function on their entrances while keeping these entrances private. This line of research will be coupled to the field of verifiable computation for machine learning, in order to provide proof of accuracy for an inference-as-a-service use case, when data privacy is not required.
The responsible research team is also partnering with the hardware cryptography team to develop FHE hardware accelerators, in order to offload certain IT tasks to specialized hardware components within the system, thus enabling greater efficiency.
Speaking during the announcement, His Excellency Faisal Al Bannai, Secretary General of the Advanced Technology Research Council (ATRC), said, “Cloud computing has experienced significant growth over the past decade, which has raised security and privacy concerns. Traditional approaches still require data decryption for processing, and a key management system, centralized in the cloud, thus exposing the data and the secret key to cloud providers. This underlines the importance of the launch of this program by our researchers at the Cryptography Research Center, TII. ”
Dr. Najwa Aaraj, Chief Researcher at the Cryptography Research Center, underlined for his part: “The FHE makes it possible to perform arbitrarily complex and dynamically chosen calculations on data, while the latter remain encrypted, despite the absence of a secret decryption key. Additionally, the FHE is a key enabler for Multi-Party Computing Protocols (MPCs) implementing unconscious federated learning models, which are on the rise in the transfer of critical infrastructure data. ”
“The TII’s implementation of the secret-sharing-based MPC takes advantage of the building blocks of the FHE, to provide active security and optimized preprocessing, helping to accelerate the unconscious implementation of machine learning models.” She explained. In addition, “the FHE retains a high intensity of calculations. TII researchers are also developing hardware accelerators, based on the analysis of major components and operations, and targeted enhancements, using ASIC and several FPGA platforms. Another direction includes implementation on on-board processors with an extensible instruction set architecture. ”
The Cryptography Research Center, one of the first seven, specialized research centers of the Technology Innovation Institute, employs and collaborates with scientists in several areas of cryptography, such as post-quantum cryptography, physical cryptography, lightweight cryptography, cryptanalysis, cryptographic protocols, and cloud encryption schemes, among others. The Center is also among the few in the world to bring together theoretical and applied cryptographers in a research-oriented setting. Cryptographers collaborate on groundbreaking research projects that lead to innovative results.
To learn more about the Technology Innovation Institute (TII), visit www.tii.ae
The text of the press release resulting from a translation should in no way be considered official. The only authentic version of the press release is that of the press release in its original language. The translation will always have to be compared to the source text, which will set a precedent.
See the source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210419005957/fr/
Lectra completes the acquisition of Gerber Technology
The merger of the two companies will give birth to a global player
leadingiIndustry 4.0 for the fashion markets,
automotive and furnishings.
Paris, Tuesday 1is June 2021 – Lectra finalizes today the acquisition of all the shares of the company Gerber Technology on a base « cash free/debt free », for 175 million euros – financed by a loan of 140 million euros and by the Group’s treasury – to which are added 5 million new Lectra shares issued for the benefit of AIPCF VI LG Funding LP, sole shareholder of Gerber Technology.
This strategic merger, all of the stages of which have just been successfully completed, has created a leading global player in Industry 4.0 for the fashion, automotive and furniture markets.
« The combination of our innovative know-how, of our offers at the cutting edge of technology and of our talented resources, allows us to create long-term value for our clients. So, we will be able, more than ever, d’support our customers all over the world in accelerating the digital transformation of their operations », declares Daniel Harari, Chairman and CEO of Lectra.
This acquisition, the project of which was announced on February 8, was approved by Lectra’s Board of Directors on March 25 and by Lectra shareholders today.
About Lectra:
For companies that breathe life into our wardrobes, car interiors, furniture and more, Lectra shapes premium technologies that facilitate the digital transformation of their industry. Lectra’s offering gives brands, manufacturers and distributors the means to achieve their ambitions, from design to production, but also the respect for the market and the peace of mind they deserve. Founded in 1973, the company achieved a turnover of 236 million euros in 2020 and is listed on Euronext (LSS).
In June 2021, Lectra acquired Gerber Technology, a US-based company founded in 1968. Like Lectra, Gerber Technology develops software and automation solutions for fashion, automotive, home furnishings and other business sectors around the world.
By joining forces, Lectra and Gerber Technology will become the benchmark partner of Industry 4.0 for their customers.
For more information, visit www.lectra.com and www.gerbertechnology.com.
Media contacts:
| Oxygen for Lectra Vivien Michelet – t : +33 (0)6 63 27 22 28 Audrey Pizard – t : +33 (0)6 35 54 45 96 e : lectra@oxygen-rp.com |
Lectra – head office Adeline Fogel – Public relations manager t : +33 (0)1 53 64 42 37 e : a.fogel@lectra.com |
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Lectra completes the acquisition of Gerber Technology
The merger of the two companies will give birth to a global player
leadingiIndustry 4.0 for the fashion markets,
automotive and furnishings.
Paris, Tuesday 1is June 2021 – Lectra finalizes today the acquisition of all the shares of the company Gerber Technology on a base « cash free/debt free », for 175 million euros – financed by a loan of 140 million euros and by the Group’s treasury – to which are added 5 million new Lectra shares issued for the benefit of AIPCF VI LG Funding LP, sole shareholder of Gerber Technology.
This strategic merger, all of the stages of which have just been successfully completed, has created a leading global player in Industry 4.0 for the fashion, automotive and furniture markets.
« The combination of our innovative know-how, of our offers at the cutting edge of technology and of our talented resources, allows us to create long-term value for our clients. So, we will be able, more than ever, d’support our customers all over the world in accelerating the digital transformation of their operations », declares Daniel Harari, Chairman and CEO of Lectra.
This acquisition, the project of which was announced on February 8, was approved by Lectra’s Board of Directors on March 25 and by Lectra shareholders today.
About Lectra:
For companies that breathe life into our wardrobes, car interiors, furniture and more, Lectra shapes premium technologies that facilitate the digital transformation of their industry. Lectra’s offering gives brands, manufacturers and distributors the means to achieve their ambitions, from design to production, but also the respect for the market and the peace of mind they deserve. Founded in 1973, the company achieved a turnover of 236 million euros in 2020 and is listed on Euronext (LSS).
In June 2021, Lectra acquired Gerber Technology, a US-based company founded in 1968. Like Lectra, Gerber Technology develops software and automation solutions for fashion, automotive, home furnishings and other business sectors around the world.
By joining forces, Lectra and Gerber Technology will become the benchmark partner of Industry 4.0 for their customers.
For more information, visit www.lectra.com and www.gerbertechnology.com.
Media contacts:
| Oxygen for Lectra Vivien Michelet – t : +33 (0)6 63 27 22 28 Audrey Pizard – t : +33 (0)6 35 54 45 96 e : lectra@oxygen-rp.com |
Lectra – head office Adeline Fogel – Public relations manager t : +33 (0)1 53 64 42 37 e : a.fogel@lectra.com |
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Renowned business leaders Tim Cook at Apple and Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook will speak at the innovation event, Viva Technolgy. From June 16 to 19, 2021, the meeting will bring together multiple start-ups on various themes.
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The giants of Silicon Valley in Paris: the CEO of Apple Tim Cook and the founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg will intervene at Viva Technology. Alongside these distinguished guests, the president Emmanuel Macron also confirmed his presence.
Celebrate tech
From June 16 to 19, 2021, the event will take place in a hybrid format. That is to say face-to-face at Gate of Versailles and for the first time in line. The on-site gauge is set at 5,000 people per day in compliance with health measures. For this, the organizers announced during a briefing conference on Wednesday, June 2, 2021: “There will be several ways to access Viva Technology. The first will be to be vaccinated and the second to have a PCR or antigen test of less than 48 hours. It will also be possible to be tested on site.“
Read also: Qobuz strengthens its workforce and raises 10 million euros
For the occasion, many partners will come to present innovations related to the tech. Among them, visitors will find start-ups including French and foreign unicorns. At the opening of the briefing conference, Julie Ranty, CEO of Viva Technology hammered: “Vivatech is an international convergence of multisectoral innovation. Countries from all continents will also be represented there.“
Indeed, several themes will be discussed during these 3 days, such as theenvironment within tech and tech at the service of society.
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Renowned business leaders Tim Cook at Apple and Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook will speak at the innovation event, Viva Technolgy. From June 16 to 19, 2021, the meeting will bring together multiple start-ups on various themes.
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The giants of Silicon Valley in Paris: the CEO of Apple Tim Cook and the founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg will intervene at Viva Technology. Alongside these distinguished guests, the president Emmanuel Macron also confirmed his presence.
Celebrate tech
From June 16 to 19, 2021, the event will take place in a hybrid format. That is to say face-to-face at Gate of Versailles and for the first time in line. The on-site gauge is set at 5,000 people per day in compliance with health measures. For this, the organizers announced during a briefing conference on Wednesday, June 2, 2021: “There will be several ways to access Viva Technology. The first will be to be vaccinated and the second to have a PCR or antigen test of less than 48 hours. It will also be possible to be tested on site.“
Read also: Qobuz strengthens its workforce and raises 10 million euros
For the occasion, many partners will come to present innovations related to the tech. Among them, visitors will find start-ups including French and foreign unicorns. At the opening of the briefing conference, Julie Ranty, CEO of Viva Technology hammered: “Vivatech is an international convergence of multisectoral innovation. Countries from all continents will also be represented there.“
Indeed, several themes will be discussed during these 3 days, such as theenvironment within tech and tech at the service of society.
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Boom! It’s a cannon shot … or a plane going through the sound barrier. Entrepreneur Blake Scholl launched Boom Technology in 2014 in pursuit of a dream, relaunching the epic of civilian supersonic, eleven years after the abrupt end of the Concorde adventure. He is not an aeronautical engineer, has not yet flown any plane, but he has just won the contract of the century. The airline United Airlines has just placed an order for 15 supersonic planes (and 35 others optional), capable in 2030 of taking 88 passengers from New York to London in three and a half hours. Twice as fast as with a conventional airliner.
So, while the atmosphere of these post-Covid times pushes many city dwellers to find long time, proximity and a less furious and more ecological way of life, some are taking up the speed race of the 1980s. Poitiers, Léonore Moncond’huy, caused a sensation in March by asserting that aeronautics should no longer be part of a child’s dreams. Obviously, this is not the case for everyone.
A very wealthy clientele
United Airlines is seriously considering creating regular lines between America and Europe or Japan, all the same intended for a very wealthy clientele. Because, after twenty years of racing for low prices, performance will be expensive. Especially since Blake Scholl promises that his plane, called Overture, will be neutral in terms of CO emissions2, through the use of biofuels. A luxury market which is not the priority of Boeing and Airbus but that the UBS bank estimates to be able to reach 160 billion dollars in 2040. Japan Airlines has also invested in Boom. The prototype will make its first flight within a year.
In 1986, the Italian food critic Carlo Petrini, offended to see a McDonald’s restaurant set up on the famous piazza di Spagna in Rome, created the “slow food” movement, a more peaceful, closer, ecological and qualitative way of eating. facing the ravages of fast food. Slowness assumed against a world in too much of a hurry, as in the past when Paul Lafargue, in 1880, claimed the right to laziness. This tension is expressed today around environmental issues. Should we make our fast food restaurants, our cars and our planes greener, with new technologies, or put them away in the garage and change society? Meanwhile, it is likely that in 2030 we will be careful, in Boom planes, to serve organic vegetables to the happy passengers.
Boom! It’s a cannon shot … or a plane going through the sound barrier. Entrepreneur Blake Scholl launched Boom Technology in 2014 in pursuit of a dream, relaunching the epic of civilian supersonic, eleven years after the abrupt end of the Concorde adventure. He is not an aeronautical engineer, has not yet flown any plane, but he has just won the contract of the century. The airline United Airlines has just placed an order for 15 supersonic planes (and 35 others optional), capable in 2030 of taking 88 passengers from New York to London in three and a half hours. Twice as fast as with a conventional airliner.
So, while the atmosphere of these post-Covid times pushes many city dwellers to find long time, proximity and a less furious and more ecological way of life, some are taking up the speed race of the 1980s. Poitiers, Léonore Moncond’huy, caused a sensation in March by asserting that aeronautics should no longer be part of a child’s dreams. Obviously, this is not the case for everyone.
A very wealthy clientele
United Airlines is seriously considering creating regular lines between America and Europe or Japan, all the same intended for a very wealthy clientele. Because, after twenty years of racing for low prices, performance will be expensive. Especially since Blake Scholl promises that his plane, called Overture, will be neutral in terms of CO emissions2, through the use of biofuels. A luxury market which is not the priority of Boeing and Airbus but that the UBS bank estimates to be able to reach 160 billion dollars in 2040. Japan Airlines has also invested in Boom. The prototype will make its first flight within a year.
In 1986, the Italian food critic Carlo Petrini, offended to see a McDonald’s restaurant set up on the famous piazza di Spagna in Rome, created the “slow food” movement, a more peaceful, closer, ecological and qualitative way of eating. facing the ravages of fast food. Slowness assumed against a world in too much of a hurry, as in the past when Paul Lafargue, in 1880, claimed the right to laziness. This tension is expressed today around environmental issues. Should we make our fast food restaurants, our cars and our planes greener, with new technologies, or put them away in the garage and change society? Meanwhile, it is likely that in 2030 we will be careful, in Boom planes, to serve organic vegetables to the happy passengers.
Viva Technology, the biggest tech and start-up event in Europe, will take place in “phygital” from June 16 to 19, 2021: one foot in the Porte de Versailles exhibition center in Paris, the other in the digital platform. Like 13,000 start-ups from 125 countries, the French delegation from the Southern Region will present its 37 young shoots during the event.
Even if Viva Tech is renewed, the pandemic changes some rules of the game: start-ups will have to alternate between face-to-face at the show (two days) and digital (two days). Nevertheless, it will be possible to “network” during the four days, until the end of November thanks to digital support.
An important event for the South Region
“In 2016, we were the first region to participate in Viva Tech. We believed in it from the start ” declares Françoise Bruneteaux, vice-president of the Southern Region in charge of the digital economy and new technologies, during the press conference on May 25 (see also our previous article). This year, she believes that “Viva Tech’s themes are in perfect harmony with the Region’s strategy and core investment” which is betting on focusing on four of them: technology for the environment, mobility-energy, connectivity-5G and then health-well-being.
Out of 120 projects, 37 start-ups were selected for Viva Tech, 32 of which are participating for the first time. As evoked by Vincent Violain, the director of partnerships at Viva Tech, the primary vocation of the event “Is business-centric” to allow start-ups to show off, attract investors and arouse the interest of the public or future partners. With a network of 3,300 investors announced, the South Region “Must attract foreign investment and come and seek the talents of others” enthuses Françoise Bruneteaux.
The 13 metropolitan start-ups at Viva Tech
NepTech (Aix-en-Provence)
In the phase of a fundraising of 1.2 million euros, NepTech is making a place for itself in bluetech. Its electric propulsion catamaran of 12 by 24 meters, wants to answer “To the problems of congestion and pollution in urban centers” explains Tanguy Goetz, one of the three co-founders. The start-up offers a modular platform of electric ships that comes in three finishes: the NepShuttle (regular passenger transport), the NepCargo (freight transport) and the NepYacht (tourist / leisure transport) that can carry up to 150 passengers or twenty tonnes of goods. Already labeled GreenTech by the Ministry of Ecological Transition and resident at the Arbois nursery, NepTech will take advantage of Viva Tech to promote its 2.5-meter prototype.
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NepTech (Aix) makes naval mobility greener
Chargepoly (Aix-en-Provence)
Chargepoly, labeled Cap Énergie and Asad Sud-Est, is developing fast, smart and optimized charging stations for electric vehicle fleets. Chargepoly’s Multi-VE Station is designed for “Process fast charging in the same place according to an intelligent priority schedule” indicates Hadi Moussavi, the creator. He continues that ” this solution is important for communities ” because it can recharge a vehicle in 15 minutes minimum and half an hour maximum. The young company announces that it wants to raise 800,000 euros in equity funds (process over a few months).
Erylon (Aix-en-Provence)
Erylon is developing the first industrial glass facade cleaning robot called “Clean-Kong”. Knowing that the number of glazed buildings increases by 20% each year, the start-up can be optimistic. Clean-Kong was designed with an ecological concern since it consumes only three liters of pure water per 100 m2, and with a societal concern because it avoids employee exposure to work at height.
Maca (Aix-en-Provence)
After attending CES Las Vegas 2021, Maca returns to Viva Tech with his hydrogen powered vehicle. The Aix-based start-up, which has been developing its prototype for three years, had planned the release of its prototype (scale 1/3 to 2.5 meters) at the end of 2021 with a fundraising of 300,000 euros which is underway. Viva Tech will be the opportunity for Maca to present the machine in virtual reality: “With their laptop, people will be able to inspect the machine” indicates the co-founder Thierry de Boisvilliers to Gomet ‘.
Viva Technology, the biggest tech and start-up event in Europe, will take place in “phygital” from June 16 to 19, 2021: one foot in the Porte de Versailles exhibition center in Paris, the other in the digital platform. Like 13,000 start-ups from 125 countries, the French delegation from the Southern Region will present its 37 young shoots during the event.
Even if Viva Tech is renewed, the pandemic changes some rules of the game: start-ups will have to alternate between face-to-face at the show (two days) and digital (two days). Nevertheless, it will be possible to “network” during the four days, until the end of November thanks to digital support.
An important event for the South Region
“In 2016, we were the first region to participate in Viva Tech. We believed in it from the start ” declares Françoise Bruneteaux, vice-president of the Southern Region in charge of the digital economy and new technologies, during the press conference on May 25 (see also our previous article). This year, she believes that “Viva Tech’s themes are in perfect harmony with the Region’s strategy and core investment” which is betting on focusing on four of them: technology for the environment, mobility-energy, connectivity-5G and then health-well-being.
Out of 120 projects, 37 start-ups were selected for Viva Tech, 32 of which are participating for the first time. As evoked by Vincent Violain, the director of partnerships at Viva Tech, the primary vocation of the event “Is business-centric” to allow start-ups to show off, attract investors and arouse the interest of the public or future partners. With a network of 3,300 investors announced, the South Region “Must attract foreign investment and come and seek the talents of others” enthuses Françoise Bruneteaux.
The 13 metropolitan start-ups at Viva Tech
NepTech (Aix-en-Provence)
In the phase of a fundraising of 1.2 million euros, NepTech is making a place for itself in bluetech. Its electric propulsion catamaran of 12 by 24 meters, wants to answer “To the problems of congestion and pollution in urban centers” explains Tanguy Goetz, one of the three co-founders. The start-up offers a modular platform of electric ships that comes in three finishes: the NepShuttle (regular passenger transport), the NepCargo (freight transport) and the NepYacht (tourist / leisure transport) that can carry up to 150 passengers or twenty tonnes of goods. Already labeled GreenTech by the Ministry of Ecological Transition and resident at the Arbois nursery, NepTech will take advantage of Viva Tech to promote its 2.5-meter prototype.
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NepTech (Aix) makes naval mobility greener
Chargepoly (Aix-en-Provence)
Chargepoly, labeled Cap Énergie and Asad Sud-Est, is developing fast, smart and optimized charging stations for electric vehicle fleets. Chargepoly’s Multi-VE Station is designed for “Process fast charging in the same place according to an intelligent priority schedule” indicates Hadi Moussavi, the creator. He continues that ” this solution is important for communities ” because it can recharge a vehicle in 15 minutes minimum and half an hour maximum. The young company announces that it wants to raise 800,000 euros in equity funds (process over a few months).
Erylon (Aix-en-Provence)
Erylon is developing the first industrial glass facade cleaning robot called “Clean-Kong”. Knowing that the number of glazed buildings increases by 20% each year, the start-up can be optimistic. Clean-Kong was designed with an ecological concern since it consumes only three liters of pure water per 100 m2, and with a societal concern because it avoids employee exposure to work at height.
Maca (Aix-en-Provence)
After attending CES Las Vegas 2021, Maca returns to Viva Tech with his hydrogen powered vehicle. The Aix-based start-up, which has been developing its prototype for three years, had planned the release of its prototype (scale 1/3 to 2.5 meters) at the end of 2021 with a fundraising of 300,000 euros which is underway. Viva Tech will be the opportunity for Maca to present the machine in virtual reality: “With their laptop, people will be able to inspect the machine” indicates the co-founder Thierry de Boisvilliers to Gomet ‘.
At first glance, the Illumine, the newest creation from Neunaber Technology, doesn’t quite look like a traditional stompbox. Its fairly compact chassis accommodates a screen, two foot switches and only two knobs. The pedal has no less than 17 reverb algorithms, from the most classic (Plate, Room), to the most stellar. The pedal comes with fifty factory presets carefully crafted by the brand so you can use the pedal right out of the box. Fifty other locations are available to store your own presets. The preset management software allows you to organize all this as well as possible.
The pedal is stereo input and output and integrates the MIDI protocol on TRS mini-jack plugs. Another mini-jack plug allows you to use an expression pedal with the Illumine. However, the brand has equipped its pedal with a very well thought-out expression engine and you can, thanks to the A / B foot switch, switch from one preset to another by varying the transition time. The audio engine that generates and processes the reverb algorithms is obviously digital, but the signal is routed from input to output without conversion. Depending on the brand, this allows one to overcome latency and maintain the integrity of the audio signal.
Illumine can be used with Line or Instrument levels thanks to its adjustable gain level which is well thought out.
Finally, a big advantage of Illumine and not the least, the pedal consumes 100mA which is very little for a reverb. Made in California at Neunaber Technology’s premises, Illumine will be available at the end of August for a special price of $ 379. The latter will then be $ 479.
Go to the product page to see audio clips of all the algorithms.
At first glance, the Illumine, the newest creation from Neunaber Technology, doesn’t quite look like a traditional stompbox. Its fairly compact chassis accommodates a screen, two foot switches and only two knobs. The pedal has no less than 17 reverb algorithms, from the most classic (Plate, Room), to the most stellar. The pedal comes with fifty factory presets carefully crafted by the brand so you can use the pedal right out of the box. Fifty other locations are available to store your own presets. The preset management software allows you to organize all this as well as possible.
The pedal is stereo input and output and integrates the MIDI protocol on TRS mini-jack plugs. Another mini-jack plug allows you to use an expression pedal with the Illumine. However, the brand has equipped its pedal with a very well thought-out expression engine and you can, thanks to the A / B foot switch, switch from one preset to another by varying the transition time. The audio engine that generates and processes the reverb algorithms is obviously digital, but the signal is routed from input to output without conversion. Depending on the brand, this allows one to overcome latency and maintain the integrity of the audio signal.
Illumine can be used with Line or Instrument levels thanks to its adjustable gain level which is well thought out.
Finally, a big advantage of Illumine and not the least, the pedal consumes 100mA which is very little for a reverb. Made in California at Neunaber Technology’s premises, Illumine will be available at the end of August for a special price of $ 379. The latter will then be $ 479.
Go to the product page to see audio clips of all the algorithms.
A hybrid event for an enhanced experience
After its cancellation in 2020, VivaTech adapts to the health context by offering a hybrid business event, between digital and physical. The show covers the 25,000 m2 of Hall 1 at Porte de Versailles in strict compliance with sanitary conditions. The daily capacity of the public will be limited to 5000 people, the wearing of the mask and the sanitary pass will be compulsory.
VivaTech is also launching a digital platform to allow the community to experience the event remotely. Conference channels are set up to follow the highlights of the show live. In addition to digital networking rooms, viewers will have the opportunity to see 500 innovations modeled in 3D / AR.
Three days (June 16, 17 and 18) will be reserved for professionals. They will connect start-ups, large companies and visitors. The day of Saturday, June 19 will be open to the general public.
Tech in response to major societal challenges
This year again, VivaTech wants to resonate with our times. Major themes will be addressed: digital transformation (accelerated by the health crisis), inclusion in the world of tech and start-ups, the future of work and the impact of tech in the climate crisis.
This 5th edition welcomes prestigious speakers such as Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook), Tim Cool (Apple), Peggy Johnson (Magic Leap), Will Shu (Deliveroo), Brad Smith (Microsoft), Marie Barbesol (Klaxoon), Julia Bijaoui (Frichti ) …
Le Femal Founder Challenge
Women are still clearly under-represented in the tech industry. A problem that often comes up in public debates. To remedy this and try to make things happen, VivaTech is organizing the Femal Fouder Challenge this year, a competition which aims to give better visibility to women entrepreneurs and thus facilitate their access to investment funds.
10 women will come to pitch their projects, among which Deborah Gael (founder of Koolboks), Marie Amigues (founder of Alocai) or even Nathalie Maubon (HCS pharma).
More information on the website Viva Technology
A hybrid event for an enhanced experience
After its cancellation in 2020, VivaTech adapts to the health context by offering a hybrid business event, between digital and physical. The show covers the 25,000 m2 of Hall 1 at Porte de Versailles in strict compliance with sanitary conditions. The daily capacity of the public will be limited to 5000 people, the wearing of the mask and the sanitary pass will be compulsory.
VivaTech is also launching a digital platform to allow the community to experience the event remotely. Conference channels are set up to follow the highlights of the show live. In addition to digital networking rooms, viewers will have the opportunity to see 500 innovations modeled in 3D / AR.
Three days (June 16, 17 and 18) will be reserved for professionals. They will connect start-ups, large companies and visitors. The day of Saturday, June 19 will be open to the general public.
Tech in response to major societal challenges
This year again, VivaTech wants to resonate with our times. Major themes will be addressed: digital transformation (accelerated by the health crisis), inclusion in the world of tech and start-ups, the future of work and the impact of tech in the climate crisis.
This 5th edition welcomes prestigious speakers such as Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook), Tim Cool (Apple), Peggy Johnson (Magic Leap), Will Shu (Deliveroo), Brad Smith (Microsoft), Marie Barbesol (Klaxoon), Julia Bijaoui (Frichti ) …
Le Femal Founder Challenge
Women are still clearly under-represented in the tech industry. A problem that often comes up in public debates. To remedy this and try to make things happen, VivaTech is organizing the Femal Fouder Challenge this year, a competition which aims to give better visibility to women entrepreneurs and thus facilitate their access to investment funds.
10 women will come to pitch their projects, among which Deborah Gael (founder of Koolboks), Marie Amigues (founder of Alocai) or even Nathalie Maubon (HCS pharma).
More information on the website Viva Technology
The Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region and its innovative companies are participating in this 5th edition of VivaTech, the annual event dedicated to technological innovation and start-ups. VivaTech, the annual event dedicated to technological innovation and start-ups, is becoming a hybrid this year, between an exhibition space in Paris and a digital format.
New Aquitaine will once again be well represented this year at Viva Technology, the meeting dedicated to start-ups and tech, from Wednesday 16 to Saturday 19 June 2021 at Paris Porte de Versailles, with a delegation of 28 start-ups . The purpose of this participation is to promote these innovative companies, while strengthening collaboration between the players in this ecosystem.
28 start-ups will exhibit on the Regional Council’s 107 m² stand (Hall 1 – D13). If some have already exhibited, it will be a great first for others!
The largest European event dedicated to start-ups and tech, Viva Technology, created in 2016, is held every year at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, in Paris. For this 5th edition, the event becomes hybrid with a new digital platform, allowing in particular B to B meetings. The event will make it possible to discover global innovations, start-ups and large groups that are shaping the world of tomorrow, conferences around tech, practical workshops …
The delegation will be made up of the best of neo-Aquitaine innovation with the highlighting of some emblematic strategic sectors of Nouvelle-Aquitaine:
The 28 companies of the neo-Aquitaine delegation
EdTech and training with ….
- Never forget (86) develops innovative digital solutions, based on research on the brain and artificial intelligence, which boost student training,
- 2IL Imag’in Learning (16) develops innovative educational tools for professional training, immersive and using different digital technologies including virtual reality,
- Prof en pocket (64) modernizes tutoring and mathematics learning by making them fun and interactive,
- Dipongo (33) offers fantastic stories combining educational games and manual activities to develop the creativity of 4-8 year olds,
- Practeex (33) with its virtual simulation platform puts technologies at the service of education, for active pedagogy and enhanced skills,
Industry services with ….
- MeshroomVR (33) and its real-time 3D visualization software to avoid R&D errors and accelerate time to market,
- ThinkDeep AI (33) is developing an artificial intelligence platform to automate and improve visual quality control,
- ST37 (64) and its virtual assistant for more safety and better performance on construction sites,
- Dynamic Screen (33) and its platform which aims to rethink and improve the employee experience in the workplace,
Health and silver economy with ….
- Libu (33) and its lighting solution promoting health and well-being in workspaces,
- Kompaï Robotics (64) and its multifunction robot assisting healthcare stakeholders,
- InSiliBio (87) offers a digital solution to support and optimize the R&D of pharmaceutical, cosmetic and agrifood companies, thanks to original and ethical bioinformatics methods,
- Sanodev (87) and its innovative and sustainable disinfection systems, as an alternative to chemical treatments,
- RebrAIn (33) and its artificial intelligence algorithm aimed at better treating neurodegenerative diseases,
Mobility and energy with ….
- Myzee Technology (19) and its application to buy and validate your bluetooth transport ticket on your smartphone,
- MIDIPILE (16) and its solar, active and connected mobility solution,
- Sodium Cycles (64) and its 100% French electric motorcycle, 100% customizable,
- SunXlium (17) and its box to create and share its charging place for electric vehicles from a simple outlet,
Entertainment / culture and sport with ….
- Artist.live (33) and its 1st local performance hall driven by artificial intelligence: it serves the stage and even allows young artists to perform at a lower cost,
- The Video Pass (33) and its mobile app aimed at facilitating the creation and sharing of video content dedicated to amateur sports.
Innovative materials with ….
- GAT (87) which reinvents natural stone with an innovative, modular and durable mineral material,
- Touch Sensity (33) and its innovative technology capable of making materials sensitive to physical mechanical interactions,
But also ….
Other projects of the start-ups present are also found in the strong themes of the show such as tech for society (digital use, solidarity tourism …) with
- MyTwiga (33) and its app aimed at training and protecting adolescents in their digital life by developing their autonomy within a framework set by parents,
- Facil’Iti (87) and its innovative digital inclusion solution aimed at adapting the display of an existing website, to improve navigation for people with disabilities or looking for comfort, without redesigning the site,
- Solikend (64) and its hotel reservation platform based on an unprecedented solidarity concept of repayment of the payment of overnight stays to a chosen association,
- Elqano (64) and its AI solution for large companies and aimed at amplifying collective intelligence, by developing knowledge capitalization within teams,
or tech for the environment (in fashion and waste management) with
- ViJi (33) and solutions for traceability and promotion of eco-responsible actions at the service of fashion brands, their suppliers and customers,
- Mr Bot (16) and his zero-waste assistant to support businesses, communities and residents in the management and reduction of their waste.
#TeamNAqui
14 start-ups, which will make up the #TeamNAqui, will be on site on Wednesday and Thursday, and 14 others on Friday and Saturday:
- Mr Bot (16)
- Imag’In Learning (16)
- MIDIPILE (16)
- SunXlium (17)
- ThinkDeep AI (33)
- Myzee Technology (19)
- MeshroomVR (33)
- Dipongo (33)
- Dynamic Screen (33)
- RebrAIn (33)
- Libu (33)
- Artist.live (33)
- Touch Sensity (33)
- The Video Pass (33)
- Practeex (33)
- Solikend (64)
- Kompaï Robotics (64)
- Elqano (64)
- ST37 (64)
- Pocket Teacher (64)
- InSiliBio (87)
- Sodium Cycles (64)
- Sanodev (87)
- Never Forget (86)
- GAT (87)
- Facil’Iti (87)
- ViJi (33)
- MyTwiga (33)
.
The Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region and its innovative companies are participating in this 5th edition of VivaTech, the annual event dedicated to technological innovation and start-ups. VivaTech, the annual event dedicated to technological innovation and start-ups, is becoming a hybrid this year, between an exhibition space in Paris and a digital format.
New Aquitaine will once again be well represented this year at Viva Technology, the meeting dedicated to start-ups and tech, from Wednesday 16 to Saturday 19 June 2021 at Paris Porte de Versailles, with a delegation of 28 start-ups . The purpose of this participation is to promote these innovative companies, while strengthening collaboration between the players in this ecosystem.
28 start-ups will exhibit on the Regional Council’s 107 m² stand (Hall 1 – D13). If some have already exhibited, it will be a great first for others!
The largest European event dedicated to start-ups and tech, Viva Technology, created in 2016, is held every year at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, in Paris. For this 5th edition, the event becomes hybrid with a new digital platform, allowing in particular B to B meetings. The event will make it possible to discover global innovations, start-ups and large groups that are shaping the world of tomorrow, conferences around tech, practical workshops …
The delegation will be made up of the best of neo-Aquitaine innovation with the highlighting of some emblematic strategic sectors of Nouvelle-Aquitaine:
The 28 companies of the neo-Aquitaine delegation
EdTech and training with ….
- Never forget (86) develops innovative digital solutions, based on research on the brain and artificial intelligence, which boost student training,
- 2IL Imag’in Learning (16) develops innovative educational tools for professional training, immersive and using different digital technologies including virtual reality,
- Prof en pocket (64) modernizes tutoring and mathematics learning by making them fun and interactive,
- Dipongo (33) offers fantastic stories combining educational games and manual activities to develop the creativity of 4-8 year olds,
- Practeex (33) with its virtual simulation platform puts technologies at the service of education, for active pedagogy and enhanced skills,
Industry services with ….
- MeshroomVR (33) and its real-time 3D visualization software to avoid R&D errors and accelerate time to market,
- ThinkDeep AI (33) is developing an artificial intelligence platform to automate and improve visual quality control,
- ST37 (64) and its virtual assistant for more safety and better performance on construction sites,
- Dynamic Screen (33) and its platform which aims to rethink and improve the employee experience in the workplace,
Health and silver economy with ….
- Libu (33) and its lighting solution promoting health and well-being in workspaces,
- Kompaï Robotics (64) and its multifunction robot assisting healthcare stakeholders,
- InSiliBio (87) offers a digital solution to support and optimize the R&D of pharmaceutical, cosmetic and agrifood companies, thanks to original and ethical bioinformatics methods,
- Sanodev (87) and its innovative and sustainable disinfection systems, as an alternative to chemical treatments,
- RebrAIn (33) and its artificial intelligence algorithm aimed at better treating neurodegenerative diseases,
Mobility and energy with ….
- Myzee Technology (19) and its application to buy and validate your bluetooth transport ticket on your smartphone,
- MIDIPILE (16) and its solar, active and connected mobility solution,
- Sodium Cycles (64) and its 100% French electric motorcycle, 100% customizable,
- SunXlium (17) and its box to create and share its charging place for electric vehicles from a simple outlet,
Entertainment / culture and sport with ….
- Artist.live (33) and its 1st local performance hall driven by artificial intelligence: it serves the stage and even allows young artists to perform at a lower cost,
- The Video Pass (33) and its mobile app aimed at facilitating the creation and sharing of video content dedicated to amateur sports.
Innovative materials with ….
- GAT (87) which reinvents natural stone with an innovative, modular and durable mineral material,
- Touch Sensity (33) and its innovative technology capable of making materials sensitive to physical mechanical interactions,
But also ….
Other projects of the start-ups present are also found in the strong themes of the show such as tech for society (digital use, solidarity tourism …) with
- MyTwiga (33) and its app aimed at training and protecting adolescents in their digital life by developing their autonomy within a framework set by parents,
- Facil’Iti (87) and its innovative digital inclusion solution aimed at adapting the display of an existing website, to improve navigation for people with disabilities or looking for comfort, without redesigning the site,
- Solikend (64) and its hotel reservation platform based on an unprecedented solidarity concept of repayment of the payment of overnight stays to a chosen association,
- Elqano (64) and its AI solution for large companies and aimed at amplifying collective intelligence, by developing knowledge capitalization within teams,
or tech for the environment (in fashion and waste management) with
- ViJi (33) and solutions for traceability and promotion of eco-responsible actions at the service of fashion brands, their suppliers and customers,
- Mr Bot (16) and his zero-waste assistant to support businesses, communities and residents in the management and reduction of their waste.
#TeamNAqui
14 start-ups, which will make up the #TeamNAqui, will be on site on Wednesday and Thursday, and 14 others on Friday and Saturday:
- Mr Bot (16)
- Imag’In Learning (16)
- MIDIPILE (16)
- SunXlium (17)
- ThinkDeep AI (33)
- Myzee Technology (19)
- MeshroomVR (33)
- Dipongo (33)
- Dynamic Screen (33)
- RebrAIn (33)
- Libu (33)
- Artist.live (33)
- Touch Sensity (33)
- The Video Pass (33)
- Practeex (33)
- Solikend (64)
- Kompaï Robotics (64)
- Elqano (64)
- ST37 (64)
- Pocket Teacher (64)
- InSiliBio (87)
- Sodium Cycles (64)
- Sanodev (87)
- Never Forget (86)
- GAT (87)
- Facil’Iti (87)
- ViJi (33)
- MyTwiga (33)
.