StartupDelta and the Kingdom of the Netherlands today announced the 50 participating startup companies that will participate in the Holland Pavilion during the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas January 8-11.
Dutch ingenuity has played a significant role in the world’s evolution over the past 500-plus years, in large part because the Dutch are extremely good at finding smart solutions that address the world’s most challenging problems.
The country’s startups that are participating at CES 2019 are no different in that respect, focusing heavily on key sectors defining today’s modern economies, including digital health, robotics and drones, smart mobility, 3D printing, IoT, e-commerce, smart home, AI, blockchain, smart city, circular economy, energy transition, and more.
Accordingto the 2018 Global Innovation Index, the Netherlands ranks as the second most innovative country in the world, and first in logistic performance, cluster development, knowledge and technology outputs, and creative outputs.
The Netherlands offers one of the most attractive startup ecosystems in the world, and the Dutch “can-do”mentality makes the Netherlands a perfect incubator for startups working to solve some of the world’s toughest challenges.
From sea-level rise to a sustainable, circular economy, the Netherlands is leading the world in diverse sectors such as medtech, cleantech, 3D printing, and agtech. Dutch universities, corporations and government form a “triple helix,” working together to give startups the independence to create and bring their products to life.
“The Netherlands has world-class technology and entrepreneurs who like to use it to tackle major societal challenges,” said HRH Prince Constantijn van Oranje, Special Envoy at Startup Delta, the organization working with public and private partners to strengthen and connect the Dutch startup ecosystem and help startups realize their global growth potential. “At CES a delegation of 50 startups will show the innovative power of the Netherlands. The goal is to introduce them at CES to potential investors, customers, partners and distributors.”
The 50 startups participating in the Holland Pavilion at CES 2019 are a testament to the depth and breadth of the Dutch technology ecosystem, and span multiple sectors. They include:
- DigitalHealth/Medtech: Braincarta, Breath in Balanz, Chrono Eyewear, Crescent Tech,ECG Excellence, Facecode, Kepler Vision, Robot Care Systems Lea, Somnox and Uvisio
- Robotics and Drones: Drones for Work, Laevo, SkelEx
- Ecommerce/Consumer Tech/Smart Home/High End Audio:Absolute Audio Labs, DDIV, DEN, Expivi, Game Timer, Gem Vision, GlanceClock,House of Haptics, Qoobi, Roader, SlashLead, Th3rd, Travis and Volareo
- Enterprise Solutions/IoT: Crownstone, Olisto, Scalys, Seal Network and SwipeGuide
- SportsTech: DashTag, OpenRTLS
- AI/Blockchain: Belleron, BrainCreators, CryptoHopper, Smilo and 20Face
- SmartCity/Circular Economy/Energy Transition: 4YEF, Circularise, Sound Energy and UMS
- Edtech: CoVince
- SmartMobility: Etergo, Pal-V and We.Stream
- AR/VR: Studio-X and Tiledmedia
“The Netherlands is the gateway to Europe with a relatively small population of 17 million people, and is the birthplace of WiFi, Bluetooth, the compact disc and LED technology – as well as historic breakthroughs such as the wood saw,microscope and submarine,” said Gerbert Kunst, San Francisco-based Consul General of the Netherlands. “This showcases our innovative Dutch skills and entrepreneurial spirit for tackling some of the world’s toughest societal challenges to find global solutions – not only in consumer technology, but also in digital health, water management, agriculture, smart mobility and creating circular economies.”
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