SkyPro 360 is a Spanish startup that develops industrial‑drone services for cleaning, inspecting and maintaining infrastructure, reducing costs and risks while improving safety and sustainability.
Parkiduo is a mobility platform that optimizes the use of private garage spaces, connecting owners with drivers and allowing sharing a single spot among users with compatible schedules. The startup targets the urban parking market, combining technology, collaborative economy and sustainable mobility.
Polish headphone maker ENDORFY, known for competing with foreign brands, is expanding its product range by introducing wireless headphones aimed at gamers.
The innovation ecosystem in Poland is developing dynamically, not only in major metropolises. The ARIS accelerator has been launched, with the startup Podbeskidzie and the Silesian voivodeship backing local innovations.
Bol.com introduced Shophulp, a beta AI‑shopping assistant that converses with shoppers, provides tailored advice, activity suggestions and product recommendations, and is continuously monitored and improved based on feedback from customers and sales partners.
The article announces Walutomat’s new promotional offer for travelers in 2026, providing a free virtual multi‑currency card and cheap eSIM internet access to simplify payments and connectivity abroad.
At IFA 2026 in Berlin, Chinese robot vacuum maker Roborock presented its latest flagship products, including experimental designs and a pool display, highlighting its push into more household tasks.
Maestro, a Romanian pizza chain founded by Denisa and Nick Tache, lost about £1.2 million in a failed London expansion and later realized that high foot traffic at Bucharest’s Unirii square did not guarantee commercial success. The experience taught them to adapt to local cultures and to recognize when to cut losses.
VeloBank introduced a new financing solution that provides up to 1 million PLN to Polish micro‑enterprises (sole proprietorships) with up to nine staff members, aiming to support their development.
Cofertility, a new fertility startup, will freeze women’s eggs for free on the condition that the women keep half of the retrieved eggs. The company is led by former Uber executive Lauren Makler.