Consolidating a community's resilience

SecchiaTeam wrote: The more cohesive and informed a community is, the more it is able to give a response to critical moments. Our idea develops in three steps: organizing informational meetings about the local morphology and climate, giving information on how to take care of the planet and some tips for a quick and effective response to an emergency situation. In these occasions local people will meet and start to get involved in this topic. Promoting arginami, an android and ios app very lightweight and user friendly. By signing in people agree to be put into contact with other users living nearby in case of necessity. The home screen shows comprehensible data such as temperature, rivers' level compared to the average one, the air's quality, etc... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Italy

Consider your consequences

LoRaWahn wrote: We created an app which allows the user to access all this data and to get push up notification if he does something good. Also the goal is to start to sensitize the people to know what impact every decision can have. This project only started with lorawan sensors which can controll gas, water and electricity, but it easily can be enhanced with a farm of sensors for each person. All this is achieved by telling the user how great it is what he does, and that every little bit of change is a good change. Https://deploy. Dlw2f3bpbe2qd. Amplifyapp. Com/.  this is the a webapp optimzied for mobilephones, to show the possibilities of the lorawan technology.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Germany

Conservasphere Pty. Ltd.

Conservasphere Pty. Ltd. wrote: Capable of generating vast amounts of green power, fresh water and bio-mass. Conservasphere is also able to absorb co2 emissions, reverse land salinity and ground water depletion to deliver an energy ecosystem that will positively impact the environment on an unprecedented scale now... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Australia

Connects blood banks

Bloodlink wrote: Bloodlink is a startup at the cross field of technology, experimental design, healthcare and social entrepreneurship. In short, bloodlink has developed a solution that will alleviate the shortage of donor blood and help manage blood donation in developing countries across the world. This solution enters the market for online platforms by providing a smooth and effective way to connect different stakeholders: blood banks, hospitals, patients and blood donors. "we wish to take the responsibility of finding blood out of the hands of the patient by connecting blood banks and hospitals in a more efficient way than ever before"... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Denmark

Connect 2 Colombia

Connect 2 Colombia wrote: As a swedish/colombian company we have our roots in the scandinavian business culture focusing on quality, trust, collaboration, innovation and social responsibility. With our portfolio of the most innovative and green technologies found on the market today, our mission is to provide quality services to those aspiring on making a positive impact in colombia. We offer a range of services within csr management and project implementation, business development and establishment and the provision of environmental technology solutions. The idea is to make it easy for companies to adapt a green business model while take their social responsibility... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Sweden

Concentration of solar power

Absolicon T160 is a solar thermal parabolic collector that concentrates sunlight to produce heat and steam with temperatures up to 160˚C. The technology works by concentrating the incoming sunlight onto a receiver tube where a heat transfer fluid is circulated. The collector is mounted on beams in groups of 4. The beams contain an active tracking system that allows the innovation to follow the sun’s movement during the day. The tracking system is designed to also protect the machinery from overheating, high winds or other harmful weather conditions.

Sweden

CompAct

CompAct wrote: Compact provides an interactive & motivational toolkit for companies helping their employees form sustainable behavior habits. At the same time cutting down costs, building a responsible brand, and increasing employee engagement!. Our toolkits' main feature is a chatbot (ai) that uses behavioral science and gamification methods to help people form sustainable habits in their everyday life. The chatbot will interact with an employee approximately 10 minutes per day and focuses on a daily topic (e. G food waste, transportation). Depending on the employee's previous habits and choices, the person receives informative facts, visuals, and tasks about the actions she/he can take... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Estonia

Community plastic Mexciclo

Community plastic Mexciclo wrote: An ecolabel for “cause recycled” plastic products. Certifies waste tracking through artificial vision... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Mexico

Community gardening app

Garden Tender wrote: Anyone with an interest in gardening can sign up to explore their city's gardens and gardeners and help each other produce sustainable food and build strong connections. Users can be complete newbies, advanced garden gurus, or even just those who have a patch to tend and no time to work on it. When they sign up, they can enter their own garden space, including any unused plots they want other users to collaborate on. Next they can use the map to find other users' gardens and available plots to tend close to home. If they're ready to start gardening, they can make a booking in an available plot, adding the plants they'll grow there. Plants will be stored for each user, and users can access a database of plant care info for each one... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Germany

Community Based Solar Powered Thermal

Thermal Thieves wrote: Active solar water heat storage systems offer a viable way to supplement current energy intensive methods of generating space heating and hot water. There are solar panel technologies designed for the purposes of collecting thermal energy from the sun and transferring it to a closed loop heating system. This on site creation and storage of thermal energy at the source eliminates the infrastructure and inefficiencies inherent in district heating systems supplied by offsite power generators. In addition to personal unit supplies, we propose a community storage system that operates on a separate closed loop and is energized once personal systems have reached capacity... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Norway