EDF Pulse Start-up Awards
From exoskeletons that help paraplegics walk again and folding electric scooters to the battery of the future, augmented wood and even natural lighting via fibre-optic cable, the winners of the EDF Pulse Start-up Awards have been submitting the most cutting-edge technology of the future ever since 2014. Who are they? Why are these startups revolutionising tomorrow’s world? And where are they now?
The smart and personalised home-based physiotherapy programme for people suffering from cognitive disorders.
The medical imaging device that detects skin cancers at an early stage without taking a tissue sample.
The exoskeleton that helps people with reduced mobility to regain their independence.
The Panda Guide headset is available in presale
Winner of the 2017 EDF Pulse start-up Awards, Panda Guide uses a voice guide to highlight objects or texts for the visually impaired. This discreet device helps them get a new level of independence.
The citizen’s platform, finalist of the 2017 EDF Pulse start-up Awards, carried out its first fundraising of € 2M in February 2020. Downloading the free App, citizens can propose initiatives to local authority representatives in order to boost local democracy.
3 winners of the EDF Pulse start-up Awards among the 100 more inventive FrenchTech start-ups
Lancey, Enerbee and Wandercraft, 2018, 2015, and 2014 winners respectively, feature on the 100brevets.tech 2019 ranking of FrenchTech inventors.