Fintower AB
2026-03-17 09:11 by Sara Drougge
Arkeon Technologies is addressing one of the biggest bottlenecks in building scalable superconducting quantum computers: the lack of precise and efficient post-fabrication tuning of qubit frequencies.
In today’s quantum processors, small variations in fabrication lead to frequency collisions and crosstalk between qubits, limiting performance and scalability.
Arkeon’s patent pending post-fabrication trimming process allows precise adjustment of Josephson junction resistances directly on completed chips, enabling controlled tuning of qubit frequencies without multiple cooldowns or redesign cycles. This approach integrates seamlessly with existing foundry processes and eliminates the need for costly fabrication iterations.
By solving the frequency collision problem, Arkeon unlocks higher qubit yields, improved device uniformity, and faster development cycles, critical enablers for quantum computing at scale. The potential impact spans across leading quantum hardware developers seeking to accelerate time-to-market, reduce costs, and push the boundaries of processor performance.
NanoScientifica Scandinavia AB
2026-02-25 09:48 by Sara Drougge
While AI is revolutionizing material discovery by identifying optimal nanostructures, a critical manufacturing bottleneck remains: scaling these innovations from the lab to the factory. Traditional batch chemistry struggles to maintain precision at industrial volumes due to uneven temperature control and mixing, forcing industries to choose between poor quality or prohibitive costs.
NanoScientifica solves this challenge by replacing batch methods with a proprietary flow chemistry system. By running reactions through precisely controlled tubes, the platform ensures uniform temperature gradients and homogeneous mixing. Combined with deep expertise in synthesis protocols, this approach delivers monodisperse, size- and shape-controlled nanoparticles with minimal batch-to-batch variability, with current capacity of kilograms per week. By bridging the gap between computational discovery and industrial deployment, NanoScientifica turns theoretical breakthroughs into scalable reality, enabling the next generation of advanced catalysts for fuel cells, CO₂ reduction, and green chemistry.
To simplify:
AI can design better nano-materials, but scaling them from lab to factory is difficult. Traditional batch production in large tanks is hard to control at high volumes, leading to uneven temperature and mixing, inconsistent quality, and high costs. NanoScientifica solves this with flow chemistry, running reactions continuously through controlled tubes to ensure stable conditions. This produces uniform nanoparticles with minimal variation, already at kilogram-per-week scale.
By enabling reliable industrial manufacturing, NanoScientifica turns scientific discoveries into practical solutions such as improved fuel cells, CO₂ reduction, and greener chemical processes.
Bioelectrix
2025-11-10 16:16 by Sara Drougge
Bioelectrix Sweden AB is a MedTech startup pioneering bioelectronic wound care, focused on accelerating healing in hard-to-heal wounds through safe, controlled direct current therapy delivered in a simple dressing format, complemented by continuous sensing in future versions. Their mission is to move wound care from passive management to active repair, improving outcomes for patients and easing the burden on clinicians and healthcare systems.
The lead product concept uses metal free electrodes to reproduce the body’s electric fields that guide cell migration, aiming for faster re-epithelialisation, with a clear roadmap to integrate impedance, pH, and temperature monitoring for data driven care.
Arkeon Technologies AB
2025-11-05 14:57 by Sara Drougge
Arkeon Technologies is addressing one of the biggest bottlenecks in building scalable superconducting quantum computers: the lack of precise and efficient post-fabrication tuning of qubit frequencies.
In today’s quantum processors, small variations in fabrication lead to frequency collisions and crosstalk between qubits, limiting performance and scalability.
Arkeon’s patent pending post-fabrication trimming process allows precise adjustment of Josephson junction resistances directly on completed chips, enabling controlled tuning of qubit frequencies without multiple cooldowns or redesign cycles. This approach integrates seamlessly with existing foundry processes and eliminates the need for costly fabrication iterations.
By solving the frequency collision problem, Arkeon unlocks higher qubit yields, improved device uniformity, and faster development cycles, critical enablers for quantum computing at scale. The potential impact spans across leading quantum hardware developers seeking to accelerate time-to-market, reduce costs, and push the boundaries of processor performance.
Treqs Technologies AB
2025-11-05 10:43 by Sara Drougge
Vyse Tech AB
2025-11-03 09:32 by Sara Drougge
Vyse Tech develops a groundbreaking technology that transforms how we use hot water. Today, huge amounts of energy and water are wasted because hot water is heated centrally, stored in large tanks, and pushed through long pipes before reaching the user. The result is standby losses, pipe losses, and unnecessary flushing – inefficiencies that cost households, property owners, and society at large.
The innovation is a faucet-integrated water heater that produces hot water instantly at the outlet – only and precisely when needed. At its core lies a compact heat exchanger manufactured with advanced metal 3D printing. This patented design enables optimized internal geometry, allowing rapid and highly energy-efficient heating. The product is ultra-compact, easy to install in both new and existing systems, and eliminates virtually all hot water waste.
For property owners, this means lower operating costs and a cost-effective way to upgrade existing buildings. For users, it delivers immediate comfort with hot water on demand. And for society, it offers a sustainable shift: reducing resource consumption, cutting emissions, and relieving infrastructure – a vital step forward in an era of rising energy prices, growing water scarcity, and ambitious climate targets.
Korall Carbon Capture AB
2024-09-02 11:33 by Admin
Problem
Historical high CO2 emissions already present in the atmosphere.
Solution
Impact & deeptech from Chalmers University of Technology called Direct Air Capture (DAC) where it is possible to collect CO2 directly from the atmosphere.
Potential
Global business and impact.
Bury underground, where it can mineralize in the bedrock and prevent it from returning to the atmosphere.
Transform the captured carbon dioxide into new, greener products.
The world urgently needs solutions to manage carbon emissions, and Korall has developed a promising one. Our technology captures carbon dioxide directly from the air, a breakthrough achieved by our research team at Chalmers University. During a coffee break, the team left an experiment unattended. When they returned, they discovered something amazing. The chemicals had captured carbon dioxide from the air at an incredible rate, so the technology’s foundation was born.
The business model is simple and can be likened to a garbage truck for the air. We capture the carbon dioxide, a customer pays for the collection, and then receives a certificate for the amount of carbon dioxide collected. We are currently working to scale up, further develop, and improve this technology to reach the market and make a real difference. With this technology, we aim to actively contribute to lowering our emissions and help the world return to a better state.
Seaqure Labs AB
2024-09-02 11:31 by Admin
Problem
Overfishing which is turned into fishmeal for feed
Solution
Creating protein made from mycoprotein, or fungi, done with a unique fermentation technique
Potential
Impact for climate. The global fish feed market is worth $60 billion – aquaculture is the world’s fastest-growing food industry, as the global population increases.
Seaqure labs provides a sustainable mycelium ingredient alternative to fishmeal and soybean meal in aquaculture feed, preserving ocean fish populations as well as reducing the dependency on producing soy in the Amazon rainforest, while enhancing fish health with probiotic benefits. To do this, Seaqure labs have developed a proprietary fermentation technology utilizing Solid-state fermentation, as well as a method for the pre- and post-treatment of different sidestreams from the food and agri sector. Our fungi ingredient has already been proven to be healthy and prebiotic in lab trials on Rainbow Trout, and there are large opportunities to enter the Pet food segment as well as functional food ingredients in the future.
Anferra
2024-09-02 11:30 by Admin
Anferra AB addresses a significant environmental and economic challenge in the steel industry: the disposal of grinding swarf (slipmull), a complex waste by-product from machining processes. Traditionally, managing this waste is costly and environmentally damaging, particularly as the industry shifts towards less CO2-intensive practices that further limit recycling options.
Our patent-pending hydrometallurgical process offers a solution by efficiently recovering iron from this waste and converting it into high-quality iron chloride, a key chemical used in water treatment. This innovative approach not only recycles iron with a recovery rate of up to 90% but also concentrates valuable alloy metals like nickel and chromium and generates hydrogen.
The benefits are substantial: steel companies can significantly reduce waste management costs and environmental impact while enhancing their recycling rates. Additionally, by producing recycled chemicals for water treatment, our process lessens reliance on raw materials and supports circular economy principles across multiple industries.
Solinide Photonics
2024-06-06 14:53 by Admin
Solinide Photonics is a prototyping house, providing photonic integrated circuits based on SiN with a record-low loss and high design flexibility. As such, it facilitates development of future solutions in the sectors such as telecommunications, optical sensing, quantum applications. The goal of Solinide Photonics is to become a provider of microcombs — a novel laser source that provides multiple wavelengths. Built in the SiN platform, Solinide Photonics’s microcomb technology is power-efficient, scalable and mass manufacturable. As such it can have tremendous impact on mass-market applications such as datacenter interconnects, replacing the current technology with much needed improvement of energy-efficiency and scalability in data-rates.