Startup Booster Poland, supported by PARP, has opened recruitment for its DeepTech Goes Dual accelerator program. The initiative focuses on supporting startups creating solutions based on breakthrough scientific and engineering achievements.
eSky, a Polish travel tech company, has unveiled a new approach to trip planning, showcasing innovative features designed to simplify and enhance the travel experience for users.
NestAI, a Finnish AI defense startup, has launched its first military AI models and secured €100m in funding led by Nokia and Tesi. The company aims to reduce Europe’s dependence on foreign defense tech by providing autonomous drone systems and battlefield orchestration tools. It partners with AMD, Finland’s LUMI supercomputer, and quantum startup Qutwo to optimize AI for edge computing.
Orange Polska has deployed five AI-powered assistants at the ‘Pomnik-Centrum Zdrowia Dziecka’ children’s health institute to provide rapid information and navigation support for patients, caregivers, and visitors.
Gainable, founded by Rickard Hansson, is a platform that generates functional applications from spreadsheets and integrated data sources, eliminating manual data work. The tool connects to multiple systems like Google Sheets, Excel, and HubSpot, creating tailored apps for operational workflows.
Five new startups are presented in the article: Flowstate, OB7, Lexaru, StaySOTA, and raaaw. The article provides a brief introduction to these companies.
mObywatel, a Polish startup, shared critical tips for users regarding courier services during holiday periods to ensure smooth delivery experiences.
Former Herbox founders have quietly launched a new venture called Blair, with Emelie Feola (Bianca Ingrosso’s right-hand person) joining as a co-owner. The team emphasizes shared vision and brand-building goals.
Symbiote BCI, a Romanian startup founded by 24-year-old Mihai Simedrea, develops non-invasive neurotechnology to monitor brain activity for applications in automotive safety (e.g., detecting driver fatigue) and defense (e.g., drone operator training). The team uses dry electrodes and 3D-printed headsets, sourcing components from the US and manufacturing in China. The startup is self-funded and operates alongside founders’ full-time corporate jobs.
SpaceXAI, owned by Elon Musk, launched Grok 4.5, an advanced AI model trained on NVIDIA chips with enhanced programming capabilities. The model is now available in Grok Build and Cursor but will be accessible in the EU by mid-July 2024.