{"id":881,"date":"2018-11-22T11:06:21","date_gmt":"2018-11-22T11:06:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/loic.lu\/?p=881"},"modified":"2019-10-17T12:58:59","modified_gmt":"2019-10-17T12:58:59","slug":"urban-tech-startups-and-luxembourg-corporates-meet-to-discuss-the-challenges-of-the-city-of-tomorrow","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/loic.lu\/?p=881","title":{"rendered":"Urban tech startups and Luxembourg corporates meet to discuss the challenges of the City of tomorrow"},"content":{"rendered":"

The House of Startups<\/a> hosted a dozen European startups that came to pitch members of the LOIC (Luxembourg Open Innovation Club). Sponsored by Encevo Group<\/a>, this event, known in the field as an innovation dating, involves having startups from different industries pitch around a common theme. Selected by the LOIC steering committee, the startups (originating from Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, Germany and Ireland) propose solutions that are potentially relevant to the members of the club. After these presentations, the startups and corporates have the opportunity to discuss the concepts that have been addressed and consider the possibility of collaborating.<\/p>\n

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Smart photonic measurement, data collection, shared fleet management, intelligent parking, virtual guardian angel, building information modeling, light fidelity technology\u2026 The startups\u2019 field of expertise varied widely. Their common point? They all use technologies to make the city smarter. Ten startups that were selected demonstrated a wide range of applications in their field.<\/p>\n

The presentations held by 5micron<\/a>, CityLity<\/a>, EnergyElephant<\/a>, Bim-Y<\/a>, Moovee<\/a>, Parquery<\/a>, MyMedBot<\/a>, SIUT<\/a>, Cityrama<\/a>, and Zero1<\/a> thus set the pace of the evening, complemented by two talks.<\/p>\n

Dr. Eric Dubois<\/a>, director of the \u201cIT for Innovative Services\u201d department at the\u00a0LIST<\/a>\u00a0(Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology), gave a complete overview of Luxembourg smart city projects. Then, Laurent Probst<\/a> from\u00a0PwC<\/a> presented the best smart city-startup collaboration platforms in Dubai, Singapore, Israel and Sweden.<\/p>\n

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At the end of the conference, the audience could allocate the three prizes of the evening: for the most innovative startup, the startup with the best value proposition, and the most mature startup. \u201cMyMedBot<\/a>, Moovee<\/a>, Zero1<\/a>\u201d, respectively, won the prizes. Commended by the participants and the startups, the event was a success. Emilie Bechet, Corporate Innovation Manager at the LOIC, is delighted: \u201cThe format of the event is greatly rewarding both for the startups, who get direct access to Innovation Directors, and for the corporates, who are given the opportunity to discover local and international innovations and their implications in different fields. I\u2019m glad that we have received such positive feedback \u2013 this compels us to do it again and again!\u201d<\/p>\n

The LOIC, formed in June 2016 by nyuko, the Lux Future Lab, the Technoport and Luxinnovation, aims to encourage and develop open innovation among large groups and to put them in touch with startups. To this end, it offers several different types of activities for its members; for example calls, workshops, innovation datings, learning expeditions, to name but a few.<\/p>\n

Already thirty members strong, all of them large groups or SMEs established in Luxembourg in various fields of activity, the LOIC remains open to any business that may be interested.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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