Inria’s goal is to ensure that its research has the greatest possible economic and societal impact by stimulating innovation through the transfer of its skills and technologies. Inria makes technology transfer a priority by helping to launch new companies.
In that direction, PRIME & French Tech Hub are offering soft-landing facilities for 3 selected start-ups from Inria. During August and September, PRIME & French Tech Hub talked with most startups from Inria to detect which ones had imminent projects to develop in the U.S.
Here are the three startups that will benefit from the Inria – PRIME & French Tech Hub partnership:
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Axellience is an online collaborative modeling platform for software design and code generation enabling developers and software engineers to work more quickly |
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CryptoSense produces software for security analysis of cryptographic systems, in particular in banks and other security-sensitive environments |
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Vulog offers in-car technology and a modular software platform that allow mobility operators to implement all types of Car Sharing services |
Along the coming months PRIME and French Tech Hub will help these startups to adjust their business model and presentation to the U.S. market and introduce them to key mentors, potential customers and partners.
