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.
Analysis | Mobility | 14 May Scooter startups take on Germany Will brand new scooters and partnerships with local governments and transport companies help scooter startups Tier and Voi dominate the German market?
Opinion | Drones | 3 May Europe’s drone industry smacked by China Parrot, Europe's largest drone maker, is coming under pressure from giant Chinese rivals
Analysis | Internet of Things | 30 Apr Bee tech: The buzz about smart hives, big data & robot bees Meet the bee tech startups busy building smart hives.
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 10 Apr The AI tool that eavesdrops on doctor-patient conversations Where the emergency services have difficulties to diagnose cardiac arrest, the Danish startup Corti has found the perfect place to introduce its AI tool.
Analysis | Industry 4.0 | 8 Apr Why Octopus Ventures is doubling down on “Industry 4.0” Plus: The car and robot startups to keep a close eye on.
Analysis | VR/AR | 29 Mar European startups push into VR healthcare despite industry gloom We ask early-stage startups, a market leader and Europe's VR unicorn.
Analysis | Government | 28 Mar Inside jHub, the secretive UK military lab working with startups on healthtech, drones and portable fridges Is the UK Joint Forces' low-profile innovation unit jHub a game-changing life-saver, or just a bit of fun for military folk?
Analysis | Hardware | 21 Mar Human chipping – will it ever go mainstream? Sweden has become the go-to country for implants under the skin. Why — and will chips become obsolete before they become more useful?
Analysis | Hardware | 19 Mar Building a hardware startup in a software age Founders are wary of hardware because, well, hardware's hard. Here's how robot maker Automata has beaten the odds, raised money and dodged supply chain disaster.
Analysis | Music | 14 Mar Gamechanger Audio: the million-dollar startup built in a Latvian garage This 27-year-old founder turned his 'garage band startup' into an overnight success.
