The Austrian company is a research centre on vascular ageing and stroke and is funded by a national programme to transfer scientific results into industrial applications. With scientific shareholders the company is a national competence centre in the field of stroke prevention and rehabilitation, which extends from motion analysis and prevention training to neuro-rehabilitation and tele-rehabilitation. The company wants to participate in European Funding Programmes in particular in ICT and AAL calls. They are looking for partners/consortium for joint applications.

The engineering company is located in the south of Austria and has been active for more than ten years in various water-related projects and now wishes to bring its patented fish lift and lock system into new markets. Fish sluices and fish lifts are currently available on the market but as stand-alone pieces and not in combination. In situations where these state of the art solutions are not suitable, a fish lift sluice as a combination of both can be the solution. Existing fish sluices operated as locks for watercrafts offer no transportation possibility for fish.

The company has been specialising in the field of day-to-day baby care for more than 40 years by developing, manufacturing and marketing childcare articles. For some product lines, they are market leader in the US, in specific EU member states as well as beyond Europe. The company seeks to expand its portfolio of childcare products with a fertility detection device and has therefore initiated a start-up scouting phase, which includes both early and later-stage start-up companies. The fertility tracker can be any kind of device indicating/predicting ovulation and/or onset of menstruation.

The Austrian company is a printing and communication company which aims to reach the highest possible standard for ecological and healthy printing. The company produces high-quality sheet-fed offset and digital printing products ranging from business cards to books. Ten years ago they started a circular economy project to develop print products that are free from harmful substances and can be returned to the biological cycle based on the Cradle to Cradle Certification Standard.