Silicon Canals
TRENDING
  • Mobility
  • AI
  • FinTech
  • Software & SaaS
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Startups
    • Scaleups
    • FinTech
    • AI and chatbots
    • Travel & Mobility
    • Software & SaaS
    • Health & Medtech
    • (Crowd)funding
    • Blockchain
    • Internet of things
    • Hardware
    • Accelerators
    • E-commerce
    • Cybersecurity
    • Gaming & Virtual Reality
    • Drones
  • Features
    • Promoted content
    • How-to
    • Knowledge & Insights
    • Guest Contributions
    • Scaling-up in Europe
  • Amsterdampartner
  • Events
  • Newsletter
  • Jobs
  • About
    • Partner with Silicon Canals
    • Team
    • Contact
  • Home
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Startups
    • Scaleups
    • FinTech
    • AI and chatbots
    • Travel & Mobility
    • Software & SaaS
    • Health & Medtech
    • (Crowd)funding
    • Blockchain
    • Internet of things
    • Hardware
    • Accelerators
    • E-commerce
    • Cybersecurity
    • Gaming & Virtual Reality
    • Drones
  • Features
    • Promoted content
    • How-to
    • Knowledge & Insights
    • Guest Contributions
    • Scaling-up in Europe
  • Amsterdampartner
  • Events
  • Newsletter
  • Jobs
  • About
    • Partner with Silicon Canals
    • Team
    • Contact
No Result
View All Result
Silicon Canals
No Result
View All Result

12 Dutch tech startups you need to know about before 2019 ends

Editorial team by Editorial team
November 25, 2019
in News, Events, Featured post, Startups
0
12 Dutch tech startups you need to know about before 2019 ends
437
SHARES
LinkedInTwitterWhatsAppFacebook

The Netherlands is the emerging Silicon Valley and has set up a sizzling ground for tech startups. The country is one of the top choices for aspiring entrepreneurs across industries. As it is shaping up into a powerful one, there are several accelerator programs that are conducted here to help early-stage startups.

Unlike other start accelerators, Antler is a global startup generator and early-stage VC that helps build the next big wave of technology. It operates with the mission to turn exceptional and aspiring individuals into great founders. Antler aims to create thousands of companies across the world. It operates in eight live locations across five continents. The accelerator also invests in and supports companies as they scale and help them set their foot in the international markets.

 - Partner content -
Cost of software - The Software house
The cost of building software
Marek Gajda, CTO of The Software House, shares his insights on building high-quality...Show More
Marek Gajda, CTO of The Software House, shares his insights on building high-quality software. Show Less
Read more

In a recent development, Antler held its first-ever Demo Day in the Netherlands at the ABN AMRO headquarters. Among 1200 people who had applied to take part in the six-month program, 12 tech startups have been showcased. These startups are specialised across industries including edu tech, data & analytics, shipping, healthtech, marketplaces, and more. And, four of them are led by women including OceanOps, Enlight ED, and RespiQ.

Having said that, here are the 12 startups backed by the first Antler Demo Day in the Netherlands.

Picture credits: SpeechifAI

SpeechifAI (Amsterdam)

Founders: Tudor Mihailescu, Valentin Kassarnig
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: SpeechifAI is a platform, which helps numerous people easily compose social media posts of high quality around a common theme. The platform enables campaign coordinators to guide community members and coordinate what they post across campaign types such as political, branding, etc. It uses an AI-powered writing assistant to compose individualised posts with the instructions issued by the campaign in a personal writing style.

Picture credits: OceanOps

OceanOps (Rotterdam)

Founders: Yulia Vlasova, Saif Khalaf, Vladimir Avramov
Funding: €105k
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: OceanOps is one of the women-led startups backed by Antler. It is a SaaS platform, which mitigates the issue of container shipment delays via dynamic re-routing. It enables logistics companies and shippers to gain control over their cargo and minimise uncertainty in the supply chain. Currently, 30% of shipping containers worldwide face delays in reaching their final destinations. OceanOps aims to offer a platform that will help shipping companies overcome this issue and reduce the associated costs.

Picture credits: Homespring

Homespring (Amsterdam)

Founders: Jozef Misik, Perry Kroes
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: Homespring is a furniture-as-a-service platform for the Millennial generation. It offers subscriptions for designer furniture, whereby any payment made can be converted into an installment if the users wish to keep the furniture. Notably, the total payment will not be higher than the regular retail price. Some advantages of choosing Homespring include free home delivery and assembly, enhanced flexibility, and quick delivery, which is usually within a week.

Picture credits: Enlight Ed

Enlight Ed (Amsterdam)

Founders: Artur Lorincz, Sartou Djibril, Valentin Zberea
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: Enlight Ed is an intelligence tutoring application providing students the experience of having a great teacher anytime, anywhere as they wish. The application provides guidance and immediate feedback to the students. Émilie is the company’s chat-based intelligent tutor, which teaches by asking the right questions instead of giving instant answers. The app considers every mistake as an opportunity to teach the students.

Picture credits: Simpelfix

Simpelfix (Amsterdam)

Founders: Adeel Qurashi, Albin Bronkhorst
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: Simpelfix provides an online platform to book on-site smart device repair and installation services to individuals and businesses. It is fast, secure, and convenient too. The platform matches trained technicians with users of smart devices. Simpelfix is building an online marketplace with the intention to expand across the European Union and provide users with one-stop access to technicians for installation and smart device repair.

Picture credits: ScientiCore

ScientiCore (Amsterdam)

Founders: Mehrzad Karami, Jana Miniarikova, Sjoerd Geurts
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: ScientiCore is a scientific data exchange platform offering researchers valorisation of their datasets, knowledge, and resources. Its AI-powered search offers fast identification of new data leads and sources, enables for more data collaborations, and facilitates better workflow management. SentiCore provides a secure, unique, and trusted research ecosystem with key features such as sharing, managing, exchanging, and collaborations.

Picture credits: RespiQ

RespiQ (Amsterdam)

Founders: Mira Gleisberg, Vitalli Vorkov
Funding: €100k
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: RespiQ lets people take control of their health with validated dietary guidance that is reliable. It operates with the mission to leave a positive impact on the health of millions by providing non-invasive, accurate, and affordable technology for early diagnosis of breath and health issues. The company is focused, experienced, and passionate healthtech professionals by developing proven tech, which provides cost-effective and accurate testing at home.

Picture credits: Labelfuse

Labelfuse (Amsterdam)

Founders: Kelvin Aongola, Jurgen van der Vlist
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: Labelfuse provides simplified data structuring for Artificial Intelligence. Data preparation tasks represent more than 80% of the time consumed in most AI and machine learning projects. It is an on-demand 24/7 human-in-the-loop image data labelling platform that is powered by Artificial Intelligence. Labelfuse provides data labelling and management within a 24-hour work schedule powered by over 3000 expert contributors.

Picture credits: Fusedbone

Fusedbone (Amsterdam)

Founders: Navid Ardakanian, Shayan Maydan Shahi
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: Fusedbone combines the latest software techniques with the best 3D printable materials for joint implants. The company provides accessible and affordable patient-specific prosthetic implants. With these custom-made, affordable, and non-metal prosthetic implants, Fusedbone changes the usual prosthetic implants that are generic, expensive, and not built to suit the anatomy of the patients.

Picture credits: Clear

Clear (Amsterdam)

Founders: Piet Hein van Dam
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: Clear conducts an evidence-based personalised nutrition program in Amsterdam. It lets users choose foods, manage their weight, and promote their long-term health. It promotes real-time precision nutrition with its AI-driven and intelligence programs and helps manage a healthy lifestyle. Clear tracks exercise, sleep, nutrition, and stress biomarkers from wearables instead of inaccurate activity tracking.

Picture credits: Instant

Instant (South Holland)

Founders: Derk Jan Statema
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: Instant connects specialty shops such as bakeries, fish shops, and butchers providing fresh and quality products with consumers who want to eat healthier and better. As the online grocery market is booming, small local shops are facing challenges due to major chains and this is where Instant comes to play. The platform helps local retailers bring their product inventory online and make their products available online.

Picture credits: Mattrvest

Mattrvest (Berlin)

Founders: Diane Delava, Mayur Singh, Diego Rojas
Founded year: 2019

Why its hot: Mattrvest was founded with a vision to empower people to save for what matters the most to them. This is possible with the AI-powered smart digital assistant that helps them plan, save, and spend while ensuring a better future. The company is focused on a unique community-driven go to market strategy.

How to apply for next Antler programme

The next Antler programme is all set to start on January 2020. Founders who are selected to take part in the programme will get €2500 per month for the first two months and €105,000 for a 10% equity stake in the startup. Antler Demo Day will be organised for the founders to present their idea to over 500 external investors for seed round funding. Interested founders can apply here for Antler’s next programme from here.

Main image picture credits: Antler

Stay tuned to Silicon Canals for more European technology news.

close

Want to stay on top of the latest rounds, coolest tech and hottest startups?

Subscribe to our free, daily news blast and stay up-to-date!

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

 - Partner content -
Nebula CTO Andre Witte
Cloud spend management 😱
Tracking cloud spend can be tricky. Learn from Nebula's CTO Andre Witte how to keep the...Show More
Tracking cloud spend can be tricky. Learn from Nebula's CTO Andre Witte how to keep the costs at bay in 2021. Show Less
Read more
Tags: Dutch Startupseventsfeatured
Share26Tweet94SendShare211

Featured events

07apr10:0012:30FeaturedWorkshop: pr for startupsHow to grow your startup with the help of public relations

Partner content | Work with us

Blue Tulip Awards announce 5 finalists in the Food & Water and Education & Employment theme

Impact media foundation 5 Media offers grants up to €100,000 per year to drive a sustainable future

Here’s how cryptocurrency will take over the world

Blue Tulip Awards is driven by purpose: why innovation and equality go hand in hand

Future of coding: CTOs discuss low-code versus custom code software development for their business

Breaking news from Amsterdam | Partner

Amsterdam-based fintech unicorn Mollie enters UK market to helps merchants there grow into Europe post-Brexit

Amsterdam-based HR tech Recruitee takes a “shortcut” to a future unicorn status

Amsterdam-based mobility startup BAQME launches its shared e-box bikes in Rotterdam

Amsterdam’s TomTom resumes share buyback program for remaining €33M; revenue for FY ’20 dips by 25%

  • About Silicon Canals
  • Partner with Silicon Canals
  • Contact us
  • Newsletter
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy policy
  • Terms & Conditions Silicon Canals

Silicon Canals 2014-2020 | Website: Bright Idiots

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • COVID-19
    • Startups
    • Scaleups
    • FinTech
    • AI and chatbots
    • Travel & Mobility
    • Software & SaaS
    • Health & Medtech
    • (Crowd)funding
    • Blockchain
    • Internet of things
    • Hardware
    • Accelerators
    • E-commerce
    • Cybersecurity
    • Gaming & Virtual Reality
    • Drones
  • Features
    • Promoted content
    • How-to
    • Knowledge & Insights
    • Guest Contributions
    • Scaling-up in Europe
  • Amsterdam
  • Events
  • Newsletter
  • Jobs
  • About
    • Partner with Silicon Canals
    • Team
    • Contact

Silicon Canals 2014-2020 | Website: Bright Idiots

X

This website uses cookies to ensure the best possible experience. We may share this information with our advertising and analytics partners. By clicking 'Accept', you agree to our use of cookies and similar technologies. More info