Author: Tiago Pires

Since the 1960s, Moore’s law has guided the production of processors and transistors. However, the continuous shrink of silicon chips approaches physical limits.

Artisense develops a 3D-vision technology for autonomous cars and robots to navigate effectively.

They’re cheap, quick and convenient – but will the business model for e-scooter sharing hold up?

A Danish start-up has created products that can replace chemical pesticides.

Ynsect is the leading manufacturer of insect-based protein. The start-up is launching its fourth funding round to build a new factory.

To convince investors and customers, start-ups need to build a good prototype. How best to tackle this important step?

How to expand an R&D company into production? The CEO of a photonics start-up explains.

Krakow, Vilnius and Moscow have become centres for dynamic starts. What do they offer?

The Swiss startup OrphAnalytics uses genomics to detect academic fraud and authenticate documents.

French start-up Hopaal has found a way to recycle textiles and even plastic bottles to manufacture environmentally friendly clothing.

Start-ups are moving into educational technology. Some offer university courses while others advance company training by designing video games.

The Fairphone is a smartphone built with “ethical” components. Now it hopes to compete with the iPhone.

Munich-based start-up Celonis helps companies refine their everyday processes.