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As the unique Launchpad for promising startups, you can find here the list with all EPFL Startups, either incorporated or in creation.
Those lists gather all the high-tech companies that were created from EPFL technologies and/or people or with which EPFL had very close links from their foundation or main line of business.
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Meet the Startup Class of 2021

2021 was the year where 32 startups graduated EPFL and became fully-fledged companies. So let’s meet the EPFL startup class of 2021.

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Protonica and Wasteflow receive an Ignition Grant

Innovation

The EPFL Startup Launchpad has granted two Ignition Grants of CHF30,000 each to EPFL-based startup projects Protonica and Wasteflow. 

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Two Innogrants awarded to MIROS Technology and AirCurve

Innovation

The EPFL Startup Launchpad has granted two awards of CHF100,000 each to future EPFL startups MIROS Technology and AirCurve. The first startup project uses interactive robotic surfaces to build interactive spaces, and the second the second is looking to revolutionise airway intubation in hospital and emergency settings.

Dewi, DNAQuraCy, naialabs and MagFlow awarded four grants from FIT © 2023 EPFL

DNAQuraCy, Dewi, naialabs and MagFlow awarded four grants from FIT

Innovation

DNAQuraCy spun out of UNIL/CHUV and works on the next generation DNA sequencing tools. The three other projects are spin-offs from EPFL: Dewi anticipates anxiety attacks through neuroscience, naialabs allows at-home blood testing and MagFlow is miniaturizing microcatheters. The FIT-InnoTREK grant to DNAQuraCy and the three FIT-Innogrants to the EPFL-projects will help them further develop their prototypes and cover first expenses.

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