Aumsat Geospatial technologies

Aumsat Geospatial technologies wrote: Aumsat geospatial technologies provides precision agriculture services to contract farming companies. Our unique data fusion technique combines satellite, uav and ground based data into models that run on predictive analytics and statistical forecasting for providing solutions in the areas of crop area estimation, crop health detection, disease and pest monitoring, integrated irrigation management, drought assessment, agricultural land monitoring and soil mapping using an integrated web gis portal. We are a team of specialized engineers, scientists and technology geeks passionate about making ideas accessible and actionable. We believe in being a part of the future and pushing our limits to go even further... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

India

Foo-shion

Foo-shion wrote: Foo-shion is a smart phone app which help users form a healthy eating and living style, which including public kitchen, ai technic check food information, recycling food garbages guide. The take-out food in china is very popular since the high speed life style. However, the take out food may bring the unhealthy problem and environmental pollution. And to encourage people to cook more and eat local food, and deal with the issues of take out food, we made this app. Our app can lead people a healthier eating hobbit in order to let eating to be more sustainable... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

China

MIL develops alternative renewable energy

Murphy Inventions Limited (MIL) wrote: Electa marine fluid is a twin counter rotating vertical axis fluid driven turbine for the production of hydraulic electricity from currents. It utilises fluid dynamics to harness kinetic energy from ocean currents in a discreet and environmentally friendly manner. Mil aim to develop electa and harness constant energy from ocean currents in order to supply it directly to the irish and european grid systems through inter-connectors. It is a proposal to reduce direct dependence on oil/ coal/ nuclear energy production. Electa will provide constant 24/7 sustainable supply (non-intermittent electricity)... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Ireland

Carefree urban cycling

Viola wrote: I love cycling, just as much as you do. But ever since my beloved ride got stolen, i get this strong sense of fear every time i lock my bike in a public space, that this one will be stolen as well. No matter how expensive and sturdy the lock i use, it’s there. We figured out that the best way to secure a bike is not to invent another useless, heavy and bulky lock, but to create the fort knox of bike racks. And so we did it. We designed a smart rack that acts as a protective cage around your bike - a sort of safe haven. Once it's locked, your bike is immovable. No more heavy portable locks, no more dirty hands, only convenience and peace of mind... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Hungary

Green pocket: Climate Change Edition

Green pocket wrote: . We plan on giving use to urban pockets that would otherwise stay unused. This improves microclimate and gives good green area for citizens to spend their free time at. Green pocket gives use to otherwise unused urban spaces. Our solution aims to provide a healthy environment for local citizens, while promoting biodiversity, absorbing c02 and building urban resilience. We collaborated with local government in creation of our idea and we received a lot of positive feedback for our idea. It relates to goal 3 good health and wealth being and goal 15 life on land. It is very simple concept, easy to understand and implement which we think is great advantage of our idea... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Serbia

Digital battery twins

CipLab wrote: Ciplab uses the new capabilities of iot by developing hardware and software to determine and predict the state of health of electric vehicle batteries. Based on empirical and data based algorithms, the state of health of a lithium-ion battery system is analyzed in the form of a cloud-based virtual twin to provide lifetime forecasts and, for example, enable reusing of lithium-ion batteries. Ciplab helps companies better understand the state of health of their batteries at any time and can use their data for an optimized sustainable battery usage... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Germany

vTech

vTech wrote: Sustainable water treatment is one of the most urgent challenges of the 21st century. Freshwater supplies are limited and the treatment of (waste)water requires increasing amounts of energy (water-energy nexus). The present state-of-the-art water treatment technology is membrane treatment. The major hurdle for membrane applications, however, is membrane blocking (fouling) and the challenge of a reliable process control. As a consequence membrane operation (1) requires higher pressure and energy demands, (2) loses productivity, and (3) is limited in a tailored process control... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Germany

Linea Continua

Linea Continua wrote: Our solution aims to provide a simplified approach to public transport for the city of carpi, also by providing an incentive based on electronic coupons. Each citizen is pushed to avoid the use of cars, utilizing a positive approach. A personal electronic card can receive points when used in affiliate shops or activities, when collecting urban waste as cans or pet bottles, or when use private and public bikes. The card is directly usable as a public transport ticket. We also intend to develop a mobile app to avoid the physical card and to reduce the use of plastic... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Italy

A biodegradable fertilising flower pot

GrowGreen wrote: We obtain used coffee grounds from cafeterias and together with other organic ingredients we produce biodegradable fertilising flowerpots to replace the plastic pots that producers use. We sell our product, the greenbox, for 1 euro each while still saving money for the producer since he's not required to buy extra fertiliser. The production of plastic releases a huge amount of co2 in the air, but the production of our product leaves no carbon footprint... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Cyprus

B-Preg

B-Preg wrote: B-preg technology offers recyclable, high performance and lightweight natural fiber reinforced biocomposites for the transportation industry to help in fuel-efficiency and lowering co2 emissions. To be more precise; a parcel shelf of a passanger car produced with b-preg biocomposite saves %60 of production cycle time and %43 of weight compared with a parcel shelf produced with current materials. Being responsible for global warming by generating ¼ of total co2 emissions in the world, transportation industry is faced with strict regulations (to reduce emissions otherwise pay penalties). Thus, vehicle lightweighting solutions b-preg offers is a key for future... Source: EIT Climate KIC's ClimateLaunchPad

Turkey