Who won Women TechEU 2022? 129 companies funded
- 129funded projects
- €9.7MEU contribution
- 129companies, 106 SMEs
- 26countries
Grant topic: Women TechEU
The European Commission funded 129 projects under the Horizon Europe topic HORIZON-EIE-2022-SCALEUP-02-02, with €9.7M in total EU contribution. 129 private companies from 26 countries took part, and 106 of them are SMEs. Below is who they are, what they are building, and how much each received.
At a glance
- Funded projects: 129
- Total EU contribution: €9.7M
- Of which to companies: €9.7M (100%)
- Companies / of which SMEs: 129 / 106
- Average consortium size: 1.0 organisations
- Projects coordinated by a company: 129 of 129
- Top countries (company participations): Spain (24), Germany (17), France (16), Norway (8)
Most company participations came from Spain, Germany and France. Here is where every winning company is based:
Where the winning companies are based
Companies that received funding
These are the 12 companies that received the most EU funding under this topic, largest first. The chart compares the top amounts; blue bars are SMEs.
Where the money went
Emoface
Grenoble, France · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in EMOFACE: EMOFACE (2023-06 to 2024-01).
Advoard Robotik Arge Yazilim Ve Sanayi AS
İzmir, Türkiye · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in AdvoBots: The FLeet of Autonomous Robots and Fleet Management Software (2023-07 to 2024-06).
Universal Smart Cooling SL
Lleida, Spain · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in UniSCool: UNISCOOL: SMART IN-CHIP LIQUID COOLING FOR ADVANCED MICROELECTRONIC SYSTEMS (2023-07 to 2024-06).
Heatrix GmbH
Bremen, Germany · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in Heatrix: A renewable Power-to-Heat technology to decarbonize heavy industry (2023-07 to 2023-12).
Dioxycle SAS
Bordeaux, France · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in DIO: Promoting gender parity and diversity at Dioxycle (2023-07 to 2024-06).
Multi4 Medical AB
Jonkoping, Sweden · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in Multi4: Multi4 - the first surgical instrument for bladder cancer treatment through a 20-minute outpatient procedure (2023-08 to 2024-07).
Teleatherapy Limited
Waterford, Ireland · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in Teleatherapy: A therapeutic software that delivers remote speech therapy to individuals with Parkinson's disease (2023-07 to 2024-03).
Nbtech AB
Jarfalla, Sweden · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in WInScale: BRINGING THE PLASTIC WASTE TRANSFORMATION BY THE INSECTS AT SCALE (2023-07 to 2024-06).
Aphelior
Compiegne, France · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in ONTBO: Connected headset adapting music to emotions (2023-06 to 2024-01).
Fetaldisc Lda
Porto, Portugal · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in FETALIX: FETALIX - REJUVENATING THE SPINE TO SET YOU FREE (2023-07 to 2024-06).
VITALA Technologies SL
Terrassa, Spain · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in VITALA: De-Risking the drug discovery process of Oncology and Metabolic diseases (2023-07 to 2023-12).
Aionis, Tehnologije Prihodnosti, d.o.o.
Ljubljana, Slovenia · SME · project coordinator
Received €75K as a coordinator in Project Metalis: Project Metalis (2023-07 to 2024-09).
Also funded: Sensorita AS (NO), Uab Rediga (LT), Pharmista Technologies AB (SE), Sensai Teknoloji AS (TR), Sagewrite Ehf. (IS), Manina Medtech SL (ES), Icomplai UG (DE), Nebumind GmbH (DE), Streem Energy (FR), Alpa Kids OÜ (EE), Adsorbi AB (SE), Cogo ApS (DK), Biointaxis SL (ES), Neffa Holding BV (NL), Relios.vision GmbH (DE), Alpha Brain Technologies (NL), Pinova AS (NO), Stemsight Oy (FI), Lifelet Medical Limited (IE), Modelme UG (haftungsbeschraenkt) (DE), Floating Genes (FR), Molecule Message-Unipessoal Lda (PT), Textile Change ApS (DK), Evido ApS (DK), WOID AS (NO), Spacesense (FR), Letzmath SARL (LU), Nitrogen Sensing Solutions Unipessoal Lda (PT), Enthec Solutions SL (ES), Identifyher Ltd (IE), Sarcura GmbH (AT), Thegreenshot (BE), Myopax GmbH (DE), ZAMAX Storitve d.o.o. (SI), Bounsel SL (ES), Aerial Tools ApS (DK), Gemma Robotics Ltd (IL), Rapidemic BV (NL), Medsensio AS (NO), Keybotic SL (ES), and 77 more.
The funded projects
The 129 projects started between June 2023 and December 2023, and the last is due to finish in December 2024.
When the funded projects run
The ten largest of 129 projects by EU contribution:
EMOFACE: EMOFACE
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-06 to 2024-01 · coordinated by Emoface (FR)
Access to health, quality education, and decent work are among the Sustainable Development Goals established by the UN member states in 2015. A key indicator for these dimensions is the development of social skills. For populations with deficits in social interaction, developing social skills is an ongoing and necessary task to ensure the well-being and social inclusion.
AdvoBots: The FLeet of Autonomous Robots and Fleet Management Software
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-07 to 2024-06 · coordinated by Advoard Robotik Arge Yazilim Ve Sanayi AS (TR)
Advoard Robotics produces fully autonomous mobile robots that are aware of each other's location and route information, and develops software to prevent inefficient picking and labor losses in logistics and e-commerce warehouses. These robots can be monitored through an advanced web interface; remote accident support and data analysis can be done.
UniSCool: UNISCOOL: SMART IN-CHIP LIQUID COOLING FOR ADVANCED MICROELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-07 to 2024-06 · coordinated by Universal Smart Cooling SL (ES)
The continuous increase in power density of integrated circuits due to the ever-increasing rate of data and communications and the constant push for size and cost reduction settles thermal management as a big concern for the ICT industry.
Heatrix: A renewable Power-to-Heat technology to decarbonize heavy industry
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-07 to 2023-12 · coordinated by Heatrix GmbH (DE)
Heatrix is a young deep-tech climate startup based in Bremen, Germany. Our mission is to competitively replace fossil fuels in energy-intensive industries by converting renewable electricity into storable, process heat up to 1500°C.
DIO: Promoting gender parity and diversity at Dioxycle
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-07 to 2024-06 · coordinated by Dioxycle SAS (FR)
DIOXYCLE develops solutions to cost-efficiently capture and convert industrial CO2 into sustainable fuel and chemicals. By doing so, DIOXYCLE empowers industries to reduce their emissions in an economically viable way while offering sustainable alternatives to everyday commodities currently mainly produced from fossil resources such as carbon monoxide (CO, chemical precursor), ethylene (C2H4, plastics precursor) or…
Multi4: Multi4 - the first surgical instrument for bladder cancer treatment through a 20-minute outpatient procedure
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-08 to 2024-07 · coordinated by Multi4 Medical AB (SE)
Bladder Cancer (BC) is the 5th most common cancer in Europe with the incidence of 175.000 cases annually and has the highest lifetime treatment cost of all cancers. At the diagnostic step, a cystoscope is used. Usually, no biopsies are taken as there are no efficient methods to do so in the outpatient care. If the patient has suspected cancer seen on the monitor, they are scheduled for a surgery.
Teleatherapy: A therapeutic software that delivers remote speech therapy to individuals with Parkinson's disease
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-07 to 2024-03 · coordinated by Teleatherapy Limited (IE)
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is the second most common neurological disease worldwide after Alzheimer’s and is the fastest growing one. Over 10 million people in the world are living with this disease, of which about 90% will experience difficulties with their voice as the disease progresses.At Teleatherapy, our goal is to make speech and language therapy accessible to all patients with Parkinson’s disease and to…
WInScale: BRINGING THE PLASTIC WASTE TRANSFORMATION BY THE INSECTS AT SCALE
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-07 to 2024-06 · coordinated by Nbtech AB (SE)
The traditional linear plastic industry business model results in an ever-growing amount of accumulated waste which contributes significantly to the negative environmental impact of the global plastic industry. One of the biggest issues concerning the recycling of used polymeric materials, packaging, textile, furniture, is the handling of complex waste streams consisting of mixtures, co-polymers, and other…
ONTBO: Connected headset adapting music to emotions
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-06 to 2024-01 · coordinated by Aphelior (FR)
This project aims to contribute to individual well-being by offering a device that adapts music to the user's emotions. ONTBO is a software coupled with neurotechnology that detects, interprets and adapts audio content to human emotions in real time. ONTBO measures the emotional state in real time (concentration, stress, relaxation) thanks to a connected headset with an electroencephalogram.
FETALIX: FETALIX - REJUVENATING THE SPINE TO SET YOU FREE
€75K EU contribution · 1 partner · 2023-07 to 2024-06 · coordinated by Fetaldisc Lda (PT)
Joana Caldeira is a forward-thinking researcher, PhD in Biomedicine and FETALDISC’s CEO, whose passion is to contribute to the generalized life quality improvement of an increasingly ageing society. Following her expertise as a researcher in the field of extracellular matrix modulation, improving current regenerative therapies, namely intervertebral disc disease, Joana was faced with a problem that is many times…
What the winning consortia had in common
- Consortia averaged 1.0 organisations, and companies held 129 of 129 seats (100%).
- 82% of company seats went to SMEs, so smaller firms clearly had room in these consortia.
- 129 of 129 projects were coordinated by a company; the rest were led by universities, research organisations or public bodies.
Here is how all 129 organisations in these consortia break down by type:
Who sits at the table
See the original call on Grantalist.
Source: CORDIS Horizon Europe open data, © European Union, reused under CC BY 4.0. Figures are the EU contribution recorded at grant signature; data as of 2026-08-28.