Analysis | Health | 16 Oct Seven exoskeleton startups rising up in Europe The exoskeleton market generates well over $100m in revenue each year.
Analysis | Consumer | 1 Oct Henkel revamps venture fund The German detergent and adhesives conglomerate is planning to increase the rate at which it invests into promising startups.
Interview | Mobility | 25 Sep Cazoo goes full speed ahead Zoopla founder Alex Chesterman’s latest startup is as ambitious as they come; Cazoo, a used car retailer, has raised £56.5m, hired 120 people and hasn’t even launched yet.
Analysis | Health | 18 Sep Hey, Elon Musk! Europe’s startups are biohacking the brain Investors are pouring millions into “punk” biohacking startups.
Analysis | Intrapreneurship | 17 Sep 7 ideas you can steal from Lego’s intrapreneur in residence Start testing immediately with a no-tech "pretotype", keep the team small, work in two week sprints + other ideas that Lego's innovation team uses.
Analysis | Robotics | 4 Sep Europe’s 6-wheeled delivery robots begin invasion of US campuses Estonia’s Starship plans to have 5000 delivery robots in service by 2021. But do the economics make sense?
Interview | Consumer | 29 Aug Can open innovation boost Henkel? The 143-year-old German laundry and adhesives conglomerate is under pressure to lift sales. Is an open innovation programme the answer?
Interview | Health | 23 Aug Thriva founder Hamish Grierson tackles “the elephant in the room” "The elephant in the room is, of course, Theranos."
Analysis | Health | 13 Aug From Baze to Vitl, personalised vitamin startups want your blood Would you take a blood test for personalised supplements and vitamins?
Interview | Consumer | 6 Aug Estée Lauder won’t stop fighting this tiny French beauty startup French startup Wired Beauty has been fighting multinational beauty conglomerate Estée Lauder over the name of its trademarked app for four years — and it keeps on winning.
Analysis | Health | 22 Jul The ‘femtech’ doctor on demand will see you now Do we need special doctor services just for women?
Analysis | Health | 20 Jun ‘Menopause tech’ is the hot new niche in femtech Femtech founders are taking on the world of hot flushes, emotional turbulence and flagging libido. But can Europe build menopause tech for the masses?
Analysis | Funding | 4 Jun European investors are finally putting money into sextech startups The so-called ‘sextech’ industry — made up of sex toys, apps and services — is now worth $30bn and is growing by 30% each year.
Analysis | Health | 22 May Europe’s skeleton tech startups are 3D printing real bones Tech can rebuild you.
Analysis | Travel | 17 May GetYourGuide: Inside the kraken Can travel activities platform GetYourGuide become as central a part of the travel industry as Airbnb or Skyscanner? With new funding from SoftBank, we meet the man behind the machine to find out.
Analysis | Health | 16 May This startup is 3D printing breast implants for cancer survivors The implant dissolves as healthy tissue grows to form a new breast.
