Hawa Dawa achieved the best ranking of all Munich startups in the Ranking. The Startup aims to reduce air pollution by making air quality visible – for example, for decision-makers in cities and companies. Hawa Dawa's solution allows consolidated air quality data to be displayed in real time and used to derive actionable information. In addition to IoT and sensor technology, the Munich-based company also uses artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Inveox (25th place) develops digital solutions for pathology laboratories. Technology of the startup The aim is to avoid unnecessary errors in diagnostics. As early as March 2020, Inveox expanded its supply chain to include medical supplies such as SARS-CoV-2 test kits and protective masks. Three years ago, the Garching-based company even took first place in the ranking of the top 50 startups.
In 28th place Pioneering power. The Munich With an innovative solution combining hardware, software, and services, we aim to enable economical, legally compliant, and operator-friendly peer-to-peer electricity trading of self-generated energy between citizens and businesses. This will increase the proportion of energy consumed locally and give more people access to affordable renewable energy. This should make the operation of photovoltaic systems more efficient and profitable.
Manyfolds (37th place) has developed a system for creating size-optimized and environmentally friendly shipping packaging. Goods are scanned using an app before shipping, and the scan generates a custom-fit shipping packaging pattern. How shippers save on filling materials.
Deoxy lands in 40th place. The startup is developing a fully automated system for the quantitative analysis of gene expression of single cells in tissue and blood samples.
The Munich Biotech companies Neurevo has set itself the task of developing drugs that protect against various neurological diseases. The startup ranks 41st in the ranking.
