Incentive platform for sustainability

Inno group wrote: App which acts as a platform for the three actors. Citizens are incentivsed by gamification and given points for choosing most green micro mobility options. Micro mobility service providers are incentivised by getting an even more green image and actually being more green as well as retaining customers. Partners are also incentivsed to being more green and by retaining customers... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Denmark

An energy and money saving shower

Every Drop Counts wrote: A water, energy and money saving shower that does not compromsie on shower comfort and has a short payback time. Sold to entities overseeing a lot of showers at once... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Norway

Farfarm

Farfarm wrote: Knowing that the fashion industry is one of the most polluting in the world, farfarm exists to innovate within the fashion market and reduce the impact of climate change. So we seek to produce sustainable fabrics from agroforestry in order to regenerate the planet... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Brazil

Regulation of inner city traffic

The Toll Both Zone Team wrote: A person is driving alone in their car. As this person approaches the city, ai technology registers the car and the amount of people driving in the car. A fee is then charged depending on the zone, whichis entered, and decreases according to the amount of passengers. The bill is then sent on a monthly basis. The zones become increasingly expensive as the car approaches the city center. There is an opportunity to enforce low/zero-emission city zones. Alongside the toll system, initiatives for more sustainable options are launched. These can include improvements within the public transport system (cheaper fares, etc... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Denmark

Organic waste to fertilizer

Grow It Bio wrote: No more organic waste, no more chemical fertilizers. Organic farming and gardening is not only growing trend, but the only way to ensure sustainable food production and healthy eco-system. Organic waste from food and food production is full of nutrients that can be utilized to grow more food and plants organically. Grow it bio will not only produce organic fertilizers by recycling this waste, but will drive revolution in organic farming and horticulture with organic product portfolio sourced sustainably. Controversies around chemical pesticides&fertilizers and expected ban on glyphosate is likely to trigger this revolution... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Ireland

Wegenerate.Life

Wegenerate.Life wrote: Wegenerate. Life is a a plant-based regenerative business platform of 6 integrated companies that, together, will act as a systemic solution for climate change, health, nutrition and positive impact. Our first product is an innovative functional beverage: a regenerative organic plant-based protein energy-boosting elixir made with special elements from brazilian biodiversity to be initially commercialized in california, u. S... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Brazil

E - scooter racks

MiMo racks wrote: The problem is to start and end the daily journey. Therefore we want to propose racks that can be used to store e - scooters inside public trasportations, like busses, trains and trams. This is in order to encorage people to switch from cars to e - scooters to get to the city... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Denmark

Acrai

Acrai wrote: Acrai has the vision to make agriculture more sustainable & efficient. In a first step, we aim to disrupt the $26b herbicides industry. We build autonomous robots, which use deep learning based computer vision to classify and localize crops and weeds... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Germany

ForestBerg

ForestBerg wrote: Forestberg is developing forest smart monitoring system to prevent all forest fires & illegal events in forests. Our internet-connected devices are designed to detect smoke, air humidity, temperature, logging & sounds (data) in real-time. Currently, we have several of our sensors being tasted in a forest in armenia which will be developed into our first pilot project... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Armenia

City-integrated bike sharing platform

Donkey Republic developed and deployed a hub-centric bike sharing platform. The hub-centric model uses designated parking locations for the pick-up and drop-off of rentable bikes. A hub is defined by the GPS coordinates of a point and a radius (e.g. 10 meters) around that point within which riders can drop off a bike. This allows local authorities to control the use of public space, easily monitor locations and influence fleet distribution and growth. Users can count on bikes being available at specific locations. The Donkey Republic system is enabled by the communication between a mobile app and an electronic ring lock placed on the bike, via a low energy Bluetooth connection.

Denmark