Swedish startup that uses AI, drones to automate powerline inspections secures…
Currently, utility companies inspect their powerlines manually by a team of people and helicopters.
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Currently, utility companies inspect their powerlines manually by a team of people and helicopters.
PPRO’s local payments platform and expert services help its users to get the industry’s best conversion rates in markets globally by allowing online shoppers to pay with their preferred payment method.
ToothPic is an Italian startup dedicated to improving the security and usability of authentication processes.
Multiverse matches non-graduate talent with apprenticeship opportunities at some of the exciting UK companies in a wide range of qualifications in leadership, digital, and technology.
Maps.me is a free mobile offline map for travellers which covers all countries of the world which are available for download from within the application.
Zurich-based fintech startup Numbrs claims to work with the mission to aggregate and neutrally analyse all financial information to help their users live a healthier financial life.
The isolation caused due to the COVID-19 lockdown caused a steep increase in mental health issues across the world.
Of late, the marketplace model has been gaining a lot of momentum, encouraging many small to medium businesses to set up online stores.
Sana Labs have developed a personalised, adaptive learning platform that enables organisations to accelerate training across the workplace.
Konux is an AI scale-up, transforming railway operations for a sustainable future.
In a recent move, Japan's SoftBank Group and Hughes Network Systems LLC have invested $400M (approx €331M) in OneWeb, a London-based global communications company.
In the past few years, HR tech startups have gained notable momentum in Europe.