Over the coming year, participants in the MedTech Growth program will strengthen their foundation for success. The program offers tailored support that not only helps companies navigate common business challenges but also addresses the specific requirements and barriers within the MedTech sector. Regulatory strategies and reimbursement play a central role here.
After many months of thorough preparation, the program has finally launched, and the 13 startups can look forward to an intensive course designed to tackle the specific challenges that MedTech companies often face. The program builds on the experience of DTU Science Park’s previous successful acceleration programs, and the ambition is clear: to help more MedTech startups scale and achieve success nationally and internationally.
Signe Blad Johnsen, CCO of DTU Science Park, expresses great enthusiasm about the program’s start:
It’s fantastic to see the MedTech Growth program come to life! Together with the Danish Industry Foundation, we have created an acceleration program focusing on MedTech startups’ key challenges, especially concerning market access and regulatory requirements. From our many years of working with startups, we know that these areas are crucial for growth, and MedTech Growth will ensure that companies have access to the best experts in the field. I look forward to welcoming future groundbreaking MedTech solutions here at DTU Science Park
Signe Blad Johnsen
CCO, DTU Science Park
A tailored journey
The program offers participating companies a strong team of experienced experts ready to provide advice tailored to each startup’s needs. Whether it’s refining regulatory strategies or preparing the necessary documentation, companies receive exactly the guidance they need depending on their stage of development. Additionally, they receive help in developing a solid financing strategy and have the opportunity to be exposed to potential investors through DTU Science Park’s investor network.
Alexander Frederiksen, Program Manager for MedTech Growth, says:
I am really looking forward to working with the 13 incredibly promising startups. Each of them brings innovative technologies that have the potential to solve pressing challenges in healthcare. Our program is designed to help them reach the international stage, and we tailor the course to meet the unique needs of each startup.
Alexander Frederiksen
Program Manager, MedTech Growth
MedTech solutions that can change the world
The participating startups span a wide range of focus areas, from eyeglass lenses to neonatal care, body monitoring, and pelvic issues treatment. What they all have in common is the ambition to create products that can revolutionize healthcare and improve the quality of life for people worldwide.
Get to know the 13 companies
ABH Optics
ABH Optics develops the world’s thinnest and lightest eyeglass lenses, giving users the freedom to choose more comfortable glasses without being limited by specific frames.
ATECH
ATECH is developing a bracelet that can monitor heart attacks, blood pressure, and non-invasive blood glucose levels. Among other features, it can predict heart attacks four days before and detect sepsis immediately.
danBots
danBots is creating the next generation of 3D scanners for dental clinics. With AI as a central part of the solution, costs are reduced by 80%, fostering innovation in the clinics’ workflows.
EchoVice
EchoVice improves echocardiographic images by stabilizing ultrasound probes. A process that typically requires three hands only requires two with EchoVice’s solution.
InCap Innovation
InCap Innovation is developing an inhaler mouthpiece that ensures efficient medication absorption, reducing overall medication usage.
Insai
Insai is developing a headband with sensors that, through AI sleep monitoring, can deliver precise medication for neurological treatments—all from the comfort of one’s own bed.
Mood HeadBand
Mood HeadBand is developing a medical product designed to treat depression and insomnia using electrostimulation.
MultiBiopsy
MultiBiopsy is developing the MultiBiopsy gun, allowing multiple biopsies to be taken simultaneously. This increases the likelihood of accurate biopsies and reduces the risks of needing additional biopsies.
NeoCare Nordic
NeoCare Nordic is developing the CareFold, which enables the smooth and safe transfer of neonatal infants between incubators and their parents.
nervapax
nervapax is developing a product that uses electrostimulation to help people suffering from cluster headaches regain their sleep and quality of life.
Rheia Medical
Rheia Medical is developing a solution that prevents ureter injuries during surgeries and increases operating room efficiency.
Spiromagic
Spiromagic is developing a spirometer with telemedicine features that helps doctors provide more accurate diagnoses and treatments for people with asthma and COPD.
Sylvia Health
Sylvia Health is developing a device to help women treat pelvic organ prolapse, restoring their quality of life without surgery.
