Ukrainian startup TechNovator won the Deep Tech Accelerator: Hardware Edition program
The company TechNovator from Ukraine won the Deep Tech Accelerator: Hardware Edition program, receiving a $10,000 grant for the development and scaling of its innovative wireless energy transfer technology.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation reported that TechNovator creates technologies that enable energy transfer over distances, allowing for the autonomous operation of drones, robots, and medical implants. The team plans to use the grant for product development and entry into the global market.
Besides TechNovator, other participants of the program also secured funding and cloud resources from international partners. Nine startups, including Ukrainian companies, received $25,000 each for cloud infrastructure on Amazon Web Services. Additionally, three startups — Tova Industries, Snipel Systems, and Watcher AI — received $150,000 in credits for services and tools from Microsoft Azure.
The final pitching of the program, Demo Day, took place on April 25 with the participation of nine teams showcasing their hardware solutions in the fields of robotics, agrotechnology, energy, and MilTech.
| Company | Product |
|---|---|
| UA GREEN | Vertical wind turbines with AI-servicing |
| SeedMe | Greenhouse automation |
| Snipel Systems | AI drone interception |
| Watcher AI | Video surveillance with edge AI |
| Robol | Humanoid robots and autonomous cafes |
| Tova Industries | Hybrid lighting through optical fiber |
| Ukrainian Laboratory Instruments | Laboratory automation |
| Vuzoll | Robot assistant for service business |
The innovative solutions presented at the accelerator could significantly impact various industries, including energy and artificial intelligence technologies. The victory of TechNovator and the successful participation of other teams highlight the potential of Ukrainian startups on a global level.
