10 Irish-founded deep-tech companies to watch out for
Oscil, Ubotica and Marama Labs are just a few of the many Irish businesses commercialising cutting-edge technologies. Read more: 10 Irish-founded deep-tech companies to watch out for
Ten Irish-founded deep-tech companies are poised for significant advancements in their respective fields. Horizon Quantum, a Singapore-based company operating out of Dublin, recently listed on the Nasdaq following a merger with SPAC dMY Squared Technology Group. The firm specializes in quantum computing software infrastructure. UCD spin-out Licovolt has developed a cost-effective method for recycling minerals from spent battery material.
LirOptic, another UCD spin-off, has created an optical lens technology that enhances smartphone camera performance. Marama Labs, a dual-basis life sciences start-up, works on next-generation genetic sequencing efficiency. Nax focuses on nucleic acid extraction technology for cost-effective sequencing results. Oscil provides data analytics support for the pharmaceutical and dairy sectors.
ProvenMetal, a Y Combinator graduate, offers AI-powered X-ray systems for advanced manufacturing quality assurance. Setanta, a NovaUCD-founded company, develops AI-powered satellite computing technology. Lastly, SiriusXT, a UCD spin-out, has created a soft x-ray microscope for early disease detection.
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