These 50 Dutch startups are representing The Netherlands at CES 2020

CES or the Consumer Electronics Show is the biggest consumer tech event, which is currently being held in Las Vegas, USA. While the official numbers aren’t out yet, more than 200,000 visitors are expected to attend the event and over 4,500 companies are expected to participate. Out of these, 50 companies are Dutch startups presenting themselves at CES 2020 at Eureka Park, Netherlands Tech Square – booth #51726. 

Government of The Netherlands approved the envoy of 50 Dutch startups for CES 2020 back in October last year. The delegation is being accompanied by State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy Mona Keijzer and Special Envoy of Techleap.nl, His Royal Highness Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands. The selected startups are based around five themes or clusters, which are: 

• The Future of Energy Transition & e-Mobility
• The Future of City Living and Circular Economy
• The Future of Consumer Technology Trends
• The Future of Life sciences
• The Future of Education and Enterprise

CES is one of the best places for companies to demonstrate their offerings. The 50 Dutch startups present at the event will have an opportunity to engage with an international audience of investors, potential partners and new customers. The Netherlands Tech Square pavilion at CES 2020 is one of the largest single-country pavilions and is based on  the theme “future-proof the world with us.” It promotes The Netherlands, and Amsterdam, as a lucrative destination for tech companies to do business. Here’s the complete list of startups that are present at the event.

The Future of Energy Transition & e-Mobility

It wouldn’t be incorrect to say that The Netherlands is setting the pace with its innovation in the field of alternative energy. The startups that are representing this cluster are:

• Incooling
• Leyden Jar Technologies
• NOWI Energy
• Skoon Energy
• Urban Mobility Systems
• XYZ Dynamics

The Future of City Living and Circular Economy

It is the age of connected living and smart cities. The startups representing this theme offer solution for sustainable and/or healthy living, smart cities, and energy transition. These are the startups:

• Hiber
• Circularise
• Coolfinity
• Hydraloop Systems
• Lightwell
•  Meatable
• 20tree.ai

The Future of Consumer Tech and Smart Home

There are multiple notable companies based out of The Netherlands, such as NXP Semiconductors, Philips and TomTom, among others. While these companies led the smart home revolution with their offerings, startups are also matching their pace with equally innovative smart consumer tech and smart home solutions. Here are the startups under this category:

• AirBliss+
• DEN Smart Home
• AurAir
• i4Things
• Heatbox
• Fluidensity
• PYOUR Audio
• Didux
• Th3rd
• Facecode

The Future of Life sciences

The startups under this theme are presenting their work, which seeks to improve the quality of life. Most of these startups work side by side with life science technology companies, and research organisations to come up with some life-changing products and services. 

• Reducept
• Arenar
• EatMyRide
• Elitac
• Envision Technologies
• Hyko
• i-Med Technology
• Microsure
• MindAffect
• NightWatch
• Omnigen
• Propeaq
• Plasmacure

The Future of Education and Enterprise 

Since the world is turning more digital than analog, it’s necessary to come up with solutions that help create the workforce of tomorrow. The startups included in this theme realise that with increasing dependence on computers and digital systems, we need to have better ways to learn and grow. 

• DialogueTrainer
• Odd.Bot
• Dimenco
• Knowtice
• Learned.io
• LoCoMoGo
• Bits of Stock
• Pandora Intelligence
• Braincreators
• Scitodate
• Watermelon
• SenseGlove
• Morphotonics

Image credits: Netherlands Enterprise Agency

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