Number of participating innovations and countries per year 2007-2023

Country

Prize

Organization

Innovation

Description

Country

Sweden

Prize

Innovation of innovations
Award winner of potential innovations

Organization

Volvo Construction Equipment

Innovation

HX1 - Future Hauler Concept

Description

Establish a decision system through big data analysis to enable the visual display of real time quality data of all production processes, intelligent detection and prediction of any quality abnormity, and automatically manage quality activities in digital way.

Country

Finland

Prize

Award winner of business innovations (micro & startup companies)

Organization

NOOA Global

Innovation

NOOA

Description

Alpha DaRT is a novel radiation technology that can treat recurrent, metastatic, and locally advanced cancers. What makes this new therapy unique among radiation therapies is that, for the first time, it employs alpha particles for treatment of solid tumors. Alpha DaRT treatment consists of intratumorally-inserted radionuclides that emit alpha particles which kill tumor cells, sparing healthy cells nearby. In comparison to existing radiation therapies, it is highly effective, safe, and tolerable for patients. Alpha DaRT can potentially fill a huge unmet need for treatment of advanced cancers that are resistant or have become refractory to prior conventional therapies such as X-rays and chemotherapy, and when surgery is not an option.

Country

Israel

Prize

Prize winner of business innovations (micro & startup companies)

Organization

Quality Line Production Technology Ltd

Innovation

QualityLine Real-Time Manufacturing Intelligence technology ("QRMI")

Description

Monitoring technology & Manufacturing Intelligence adapted to any existing production lines in the electronics Industry to improve manufacturing line yield, reduce manufacturing costs and increase efficiency.

Country

Israel

Prize

Award winner of business innovations (SME companies)

Organization

AccuBeat Ltd

Innovation

TIME FIREWALL

Description

An innovative device that enables detection of spoofing attacks and provides secure synchronization time from GPS receivers. The device provides for protection of the timing signal from GPS from these hazards.

Country

Hungary

Prize

Prize winner of business innovations (SME companies)

Organization

DAK Steel Construction Ltd.

Innovation

Innovative Hungarian products in the field of road safety

Description

A competitive, light, but also safe steel road restraint system family, which is compatible with the existing ones the country. The focus in the development was on simplicity, less elements, simple installation and maintenance, which altogether allow a low-cost operation.

Country

Czech Republic

Prize

Award winner of business innovations (large companies)

Organization

SKODA JS, a.s.

Innovation

Neutron flux sensors and/or thermocouples disposal device

Description

The device's purpose is to extract and dispose of non-functional channels of neutron flux sensors and thermocouples from nuclear reactor protection tubes block.

Country

Finland

Prize

Prize winner of business innovations (large companies)

Organization

Metsä Fibre Oy

Innovation

"The Mills of the Future" operational model

Description

A new operating model for production. It is based on shared leadership and self-directed teams, and it promotes a customer-oriented approach within the production organization.

Country

Finland

Prize

Award winner of public sector services

Organization

City of Espoo

Innovation

“Ropsu” robot, Espoo’s first digital home care worker

Description

The home care project explores the use of a software robot for replacing human labor. Based on the project results, a decision will be made on the use of digital workers in routine operations that require precision.

Country

Israel

Prize

Prize winner of public sector services

Organization

Bezeq

Innovation

"Smart Places"- Smart Urban Management Framework

Description

Alpha DaRT is a novel radiation technology that can treat recurrent, metastatic, and locally advanced cancers. What makes this new therapy unique among radiation therapies is that, for the first time, it employs alpha particles for treatment of solid tumors. Alpha DaRT treatment consists of intratumorally-inserted radionuclides that emit alpha particles which kill tumor cells, sparing healthy cells nearby. In comparison to existing radiation therapies, it is highly effective, safe, and tolerable for patients. Alpha DaRT can potentially fill a huge unmet need for treatment of advanced cancers that are resistant or have become refractory to prior conventional therapies such as X-rays and chemotherapy, and when surgery is not an option.

Country

Spain, Basque Country

Prize

Prize winner of potential innovations

Organization

Hospital Santiago (OSAKIDETZA)

Innovation

Kit for positron emission tomography (PET) image-guided biopsy

Description

This device allows the needle to be guided accurately during the PET-guided biopsy process. The system comprises a stereotactic frame and software, which virtualizes the position of the needle, thus allowing the biopsy to be performed.

Country

Israel

Prize

Award winner of social and health care innovations

Organization

NovellusDX

Innovation

Functional Annotation for Cancer Treatment (FACT)

Description

A novel cell-based cancer diagnostic platform to support clinical decisions in the cancer care process platform. The product is an assay which identifies known and unknown active gene mutations as well as their response to drugs, and thus can provide functional information to physicians for treatment options.

Country

Spain, Basque Country

Prize

Prize winner of social and health care innovations

Organization

FEKOOR Coordinating Federation for Persons with Functional and Organic Disabilities of Bizkaia

Innovation

FEKOOR-ETXEGOKI Social and technological innovation in the support system for persons with disabilities

Description

Apartments for people with physical incapacity with a personalized support system, automated technology and environmental control, for the promotion of personal autonomy and social inclusion.

Country

Lithuania

Prize

Prize winner of social and health care innovations

Organization

Republican Vilnius University Hospital

Innovation

The development of “green line service” for acute stroke patients and its implementation daily practice

Description

Green line service allows to start acute stroke patients’ treatment with minimal in-hospital delay and it is first and very important step to improve the quality of acute stroke patients service.

Country

Finland

Prize

Award winner of education sector innovations

Organization

City of Espoo

Innovation

School as a Service experiment - general upper secondary education on the Aalto University Campus

Description

Creating new kinds of learning conditions – not school as a building. The flexible learning spaces are located on the university campus, where learning takes place interactively by sharing resources.

Country

Estonia

Prize

Prize winner of education sector innovations

Organization

YFU Estonia NGO

Innovation

Smart YFU (Nutikas YFU)

Description

“Nutikas YFU” is a tool to map volunteers’ competences, their job and work opportunities within YFU Estonia and their expectations to value and enrich the diversity of volunteers to be more aware of their skills and knowledge.

Country

Latvia

Prize

Prize winner of education sector innovations

Organization

Latvian Judicial Training Centre

Innovation

Tailored made In-house software program “Training information system”

Description

Training Information System (TIS) is a software to optimize registration for seminars, provide immediate electronic evaluation for seminars, serve as a library of audio and video recorded training sessions and other training materials, ensure collection and analysis of necessary data of attendance for the reporting purposes and serve a planning tool for administrative purposes of the LJTC.

Country

China

Prize

Award winner of responsible & renewable innovations

Organization

Beijing Research Institute of Precision Mechatronics and Controls

Innovation

A 6 DOF (Degree Of Freedom) robotic arm with high accuracy to clean up space debris

Description

The development of a high accuracy, 6 DOF robotic arm, which based on digital design system and advanced simulation tools, is designed to clean up space debris in the earth orbit.

Country

Hungary

Prize

Prize winner of responsible & renewable innovations

Organization

HungaroControl Pte. Ltd. Co.

Innovation

Hungarian Free Route Airspace

Description

In accordance with the contents of its Social Responsibility Programme with maximum consideration given to environment protection aspects, HungaroControl Pte. Ltd. Co. was the first in Europe to design and introduce in its entire en-route airspace the use of airspace free of fixed routes, as technological innovation.