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Precision Robotics for the Next Generation of Manufacturing

Precision Robotics for the Next Generation of Manufacturing

Cognibotics operates within the deep tech sector. Deep tech involves long-term research and development, complex engineering, and the potential to drive transformative changes across industries. Deep tech ventures often solve problems that are technically hard but high-impact. This often requires close ties to academia and cutting-edge innovation.

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Young Entrepreneur Creates AI Search Engine for Scientific Articles

Young Entrepreneur Creates AI Search Engine for Scientific Articles

Hector Fioretos, founder of the newly established AI company Wayless, aims to help biomedical researchers navigate the vast sea of scientific articles. By combining advanced AI language models with an understanding of researchers’ needs, the company is developing an app designed to simplify finding relevant scientific articles.

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BeammWave Stock Bounced Back

BeammWave Stock Bounced Back

Beammwave’s stock was listed on First North in the spring of 2022 at around 15 kronor, and since then, it has been on a downward trend until this summer, when the company completed a new share issue. In early August, the stock was trading at just over 2 kronor.

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Zemission Solves Challenges of Electrifying Heavy-Duty Trucks

Zemission Solves Challenges of Electrifying Heavy-Duty Trucks

Zemission, a Swedish company, has developed a new technology to heat the cabs and batteries of electric trucks without significantly reducing their range. This is accomplished by using a small tank of ethanol or bio diesel and a catalytic combustion process. The technology is seen as a game-changer for the electric truck industry as it could reduce battery size and increase the overall efficiency of electric vehicles. The company is partnering with major truck manufacturers like Volvo and Scania to bring this technology to market.