Interview | Transport | 23 Jan This Hungarian startup is using off-the-shelf cameras and chips to kit out its self-driving cars The big companies are using Lidar cameras for their autonomous cars. But AImotive is taking a different approach.
Interview | Future of Work | 17 Jan How Framery conquered the world’s tech workplaces — and grew 100x in five years With its soundproof booths, Framery killed noise in open-plan offices. Here’s how bootstrapping and grit equalled 100x growth.
Interview | Hardware | 8 Jan How Czech startup Prusa Research hit 17,122% revenue growth 3D printer manufacturer Prusa Research’s rapid expansion highlights the importance of engaging with your community
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 10 Dec “Forget the money, startups” says chief executive of German unicorn Otto Bock The chief executive of Europe's 100-year-old unicorn tells founders to stop focusing on profit.
News | Mobility | 12 Nov Electric bike startup Cowboy hits the streets in three new countries This is where the direct-to-consumer phenomenon meets Europe’s micromobilty revolution.
Analysis | Health | 16 Oct Seven exoskeleton startups rising up in Europe The exoskeleton market generates well over $100m in revenue each year.
News | Health | 14 Oct Visionable is using 5G to build smart ambulances Will the ‘Skype for doctors’ startup transform health?
Interview | Health | 3 Oct Britain’s $1bn robot surgeon startup is taking on “unloved” medtech The man behind the machine: CMR Surgical's Martin Frost is rolling out robot surgeons into hundreds of hospitals.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 1 Oct “I couldn’t take a routine project” Sennheiser's entrepreneur in residence describes how she gets the 74-year old company to try new things
Analysis | Health | 18 Sep Hey, Elon Musk! Europe’s startups are biohacking the brain Investors are pouring millions into “punk” biohacking startups.
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 | Mobility | 15 Jul From Voi to Circ, we compare Europe’s scooter startups As scooter startups meet with London’s transport minister today in a bid to get their vehicles on the city’s streets, we update our comprehensive guide to Europe’s scooter wars.
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 | 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.
