The startup has developed a metal recycling technology that eliminates the use of toxic chemicals in extracting valuable metals from e-waste. This process significantly reduces carbon emissions compared to traditional smelting methods, enabling industries to recycle metals more sustainably.

Evoralis creates high‑efficiency enzymes that selectively depolymerise plastics such as PET, nylon, and elastane back into their original monomers, which can be repolymerised into virgin‑quality polymers for a circular plastic economy. Using a patented microfluidic ultra‑high‑throughput screening platform, the company rapidly discovers and optimises enzymes on real plastic particles, enabling low‑energy, scalable recycling that can be integrated into existing recycling infrastructure. Enzyme products are sold directly or licensed with accompanying bioprocess know‑how, providing recyclers, waste‑management firms, and manufacturers in textiles, automotive, packaging and related sectors with a sustainable alternative to conventional recycling methods.

Q5D provides 5‑axis robotic platforms that automatically assemble complete wiring harnesses from CAD data, integrating interchangeable tooling for wire placement, termination, adhesive application and laser metallisation. The system delivers up to tenfold productivity gains, reduces wiring weight and cost, and improves consistency and quality, offered through a Hardware‑as‑a‑Service model that bundles robot, software and support.

Qkine develops and manufactures high-quality, animal-free growth factor proteins specifically for stem cell, organoid, and cellular agriculture applications, ensuring consistent bioactivity through rigorous quality control. Their products address the need for reproducible and reliable biological materials in research and industry, enhancing scientific outcomes across various fields.