As society has progressively moved towards increased digitalisation and users have increased requirements for remote access to services, there is a greater need for secure methodologies that allow companies to identify and transact with customers and other stakeholders remotely. The government is no exception to this change: employees and stakeholders increasingly expect to be able to interact remotely with the government, both easily and safely. Biometric technologies are becoming ubiquitous, especially in support of remote interactions: when implemented well, they can bring tremendous advantages to business, government and their stakeholders with a slicker user experience, improved trust and lower costs. Inevitably, new opportunities come with new challenges, including: - Identity theft: biometric databases are proliferating and criminals are highly motivated to acquire biometric credentials and use them to impersonate others, usually for fraudulent purposes. Biometric credentials are far more valuable to criminals because, unlike passwords, they can’t simply be changed if stolen. - Trust: as remote interactions become the norm, it’s essential that both parties can be highly confident of the other’s identity. A business, government or service provider will need to be confident that the person connecting to the service is both a real person and the right person. - Exclusion: for those who do not have the necessary technology or skills, or perhaps bias in the biometric system that discriminates against some demographics and characteristics (such as skin colour and ageing). - Compliance: unlike passwords, biometrics are tied to an individual’s characteristics and could be used to identify that individual. GDPR places biometrics in a special or sensitive category of personal data and demands much stronger safeguards around collection and safekeeping. Trust Stamp recognises the challenges being faced by users and the market, and has responded to these challenges by creating a solution which provides users with a secure, private, and accessible identity. Trust Stamp establishes trust in a connected world, delivering trusted identity systems at the heart of how organisations and individuals transact in the digital world and beyond. Trust Stamp creates a secure, private and accessible identity. Trust Stamp answers the ultimate question of ‘Who am I dealing with?’. Is the person accessing the systems at that point in time, a real person and the right person? Trust Stamp’s patented technology enables businesses and public sector services to create trust and to protect themselves and their users, while empowering individuals to retain ownership of their data and prevent fraudulent activity using their identity. Trust Stamp focuses on three main areas of identity: - Creating an identity / Identity proofing. Trust Stamp's radical innovations in biometrics and data protection empower people to access more with an identity that can be safely shared and stored. - Powering transactions that enfranchise all parties involved. When our identity technology is used to open a bank account or access a public service, both the individual and organisation achieve higher levels of protection and confidence in the security of their data and the integrity of their systems. Trust Stamp's solutions elevate all sides of an identity system. - Mitigating risk to identity data. Trust Stamp leads with a privacy and security focus. Our technology limits the potential for misuse of identity data and damage due to data loss by creating a secure and private identity with the Irreversibly Transformed Token (IT2).

Love Fuel assess you and your partner's personality, to recommend Acts of Love, either traditional or surprising with a twist. At our core, we are a team of researchers building a product at the intersection of AI and Psychology, with close ties to large universities in Denmark. We do not focus on overly romantic non-sense, we understand users want personalized real acts and not just "unrealistic romantic acts".  

2degrees is a mission-driven private investment company which invests the private capital of a successful Danish entrepreneur. We are a small multidisciplinary team of experienced professionals with corporate discipline, an entrepreneurial outlook, and a human-centric approach to our team culture. Our mission is to deploy early-stage capital to ensure planetary health. We invest across the globe in start-up companies that focus on climate, sustainability and positive societal impact. After investment, we work closely with founders and management teams to help them build their businesses to reach full potential.

A digital marketing agency - delivering strategy, creative concept, graphic design, brand platform, performance media and marketing consultancy that grows start-ups, scale-ups and large corporations. We apply commercial excellence and deliver growth through digital marketing - if possible we invest to make sure our clients become our partners. We handle all digital marketing platforms from digital infrastructure (platforms, tools, integrations), marketing consultancy (business case development, go-to-market strategies and funnel tactics) and marketing execution (digital paid media, email marketing, Google ads, landing page development and e-commerce).

Supplios develops software to help global manufacturing companies manage and scale their supply chains. Modern technology + huge underserved market = huge opportunity to make a difference. Sourcing and procurement, supplier quality and compliance management, new vendor onboarding -- all are critical (but sometimes boring) parts for managing a fast-moving supply-chain, but often filled with a mess of of spreadsheets and unorganized email threads. We're out to change that. Our next-generation supplier engagement platform goes way beyond traditional 'e-sourcing' and 'vendor management' solutions by providing a complete suite of integrated tools to centralize all supplier interactions in one place. It includes truly innovative features like an integrated supplier communications platform, sourcing pipelines, 'hands-off' vendor portal management, integrated compliance tools, one-click onboarding, and other powerful features that both saves our customers time, and improves relationships and collaboration with their suppliers. Our team has extensive hands-on experience managing global supply-chains in the fast moving consumer electronics, semiconductor, and industrial manufacturing industries, and we are now channeling that experience to build the types of tools we wish we always had. We are a small team with big ambitions, focused on building a sustainable business with long-term happy customers. Come join us!

Zymoscope enables food processors to monitor and control fermentation easily, remotely, and in real-time. We develop a fermentation management platform, consisting of proprietary sensor technology, sophisticated algorithms, and a mobile app. Currently, our focus is to provide a robust platform for anaerobic fermentation, and more specifically the beer industry. We have been developing our solution together with leading breweries, and we have been conducting industrial pilots since May 2020. Breweries have been able to automate quality control, increase production capacity and be able to create innovative and flavorful products in an efficient and consistent way. Although fermentation is the most ancient food processing technique, it now presents a great potential to fundamentally change the way the world eats, and improve global human and environmental health and economy. We at Zymoscope have the vision to become an integrated part of the future of food, by making any fermentation easy and scalable with data. We are always in search of inspiring people, with a strong drive to change the future of food through fermentation. If you are interested in hearing more feel free to send us an email at contact@zymoscope.com.

Upteko is a thriving Danish robotics company located in Copenhagen, Odense, and Aarhus, with the ambitious vision to facilitate the future transition from manual to fully autonomous processes in the maritime sector. This will make offshore operations more reliable, secure and efficient for ship crews and shipowners. We have several upcoming projects in the pipeline, such as innovative inspection and drone systems, which leading shipowners have shown interest in.

Airwallet is developing user-friendly and scalable payment systems for unmanned services. We are currently expanding in the laundry sector in Europe through sales partners/distributors such as Miele, Electrolux, and many others. Our IoT SaaS solution is the simplest and most intuitive system on the market, ready for use in 46 countries.

EasyPractice (Terapeut Booking in Denmark) is a Software as a Service company, that helps clinics and therapists worldwide manage their private practice.  Our system, EasyPractice, is used by more than 40.000 clinics worldwide and hundreds of thousands of patients. We are focused on growth through online marketing, growth hacking, and by providing a world-class product for our users. Sales strategy: Primarily online marketing Tech stack: PHP/Laravel/Vue.js.

Med Ekko app bliver kommunikationen med dine medarbejdere enkel og effektiv. Siden 2016 har vi leveret medarbejder apps til en lang række virksomheder inden for brancherne hotel, rengøring, bygge og anlæg, detail, kontor og logistik. Ekko app er bygget på Henrik Jensens mange års arbejde med at udvikle avancerede kommunikationsløsninger, der er lette at anvende for alle. I dag videreudvikles Ekko app i tæt dialog med vores kunder for at sikre, at Ekko app bliver ved med at være den mest foretrukne kommunikationskanal til at uddanne, motivere og øge samhørigheden blandt medarbejdere, lige meget hvor de arbejder og befinder sig. I Ekko app vægter vi arbejdsglæde højt, fordi glade medarbejdere yder den bedste service. Vi er 100% dedikerede til at gøre hverdagen bedre og har altid fokus på at fejre både små og store successer.

iPaper provides user-friendly software to publish online flipbooks on all devices. With iPaper, you can turn PDF files into interactive and dynamic publications enriched with innovative features. Track reader behavior, engage customers and boost sales by integrating your shop into your publications. As a Danish company founded in 2006, we were the first in the world to develop and introduce online flipbooks. Today, iPaper is used by all types of businesses around the globe and has over 20 million visitors every month.

At Krizo we are helping global enterprises protect their businesses by helping them plan, simulate and manage critical incidents. We help businesses prepare for unforeseen events by enabling much of the detailed planning to be done ahead of time. When an incident occurs, we enable fast and efficient response, helping customers get back to business as usual. To improve response time we provide tooling that help simulate incidents and conduct exercises.

Norm Invest er en fintech virksomhed, der i samarbejde med Saxo Bank, tilbyder en simpel, bekymringsfri investeringsløsning for alle dem der ikke selv ønsker at investere. Vores mission er at gøre professionel investering tilgængelig for alle på en nem, ærlig og billig måde, og pt. forvalter vi ca. 2,2 mia. kr. for vores ca. 7.500 kunder.

At Devin ApS we're building the first real DevOps platform for Claris FileMaker, Apple’s long-running low-code ecosystem used inside thousands of enterprises—including Apple itself, Coca-Cola, Samsung, the US Navy, banks, airports, hospitals, and countless internal teams that need custom workflows. And yes: FileMaker is a bit of a strange, legacy-feeling technology from a modern engineering point of view. It stores entire applications—schema, logic, UI, permissions—inside a proprietary binary file format that cannot be versioned or inspected. No Git. No diffs. No real CI/CD. Most teams still build features directly in production because they simply have no choice. That’s exactly why Devin exists. We’re taking a platform with huge real-world usage but decades of technical debt, and building the tooling it has never had: true version control, merge, diff, test automation, safe deployments, and server-side orchestration. Not by patching workflows around the edges, but by breaking open the internal structure of the .fmp12 format and building the equivalent of Git, GitHub Actions, and Release Management for a low-code ecosystem that has been stuck in 2005. Our work includes: • Building a high-performance XML analysis layer capable of reading and comparing the hidden catalogs inside .fmp12 files • Generating and applying patch files through Claris’ CLI to achieve true merge and conflict resolution • Designing a distributed backend (Devin Server 2.0) that runs on-prem and cloud, powering version control, test automation, deployments, and data migrations • Creating a modern DevOps workflow on top of a platform that was never designed for one This is deeply technical, state-of-the-art work involving parsing, schema design, distributed systems, performance engineering, and creating entirely new abstractions that will become the standard for 25,000+ FileMaker developers worldwide. You do not need any FileMaker experience—zero, genuinely. Think of FileMaker as a domain with a massive impact footprint but almost no modern tooling. Our founder, David, is one of the world’s leading experts on the platform and maintains close relationships with Claris’ engineering leadership. You will work in a modern stack, while he covers everything domain-specific. We’ve proven commercial demand with Devin 1.0, secured angel funding, and are now expanding the team to build the breakthrough technologies behind Devin 2.0. You’ll join as part of the early technical core: a small, ambitious team working on hard engineering problems with real user impact, strong support from Claris, and direct visibility inside a niche Apple ecosystem. It’s a rare chance to build something genuinely new—almost “Git for a platform that never had Git”—and define a category in a space that is both weird and surprisingly important. We’re soon moving into a new modern office space — therefore no office photos yet 😊

Only 7.9% of new medicin is approved for phase 1 clinical programs - life saving cures are being scrapped because of poor reproducibility. Today, researchers designing complex in vitro and in vivo experiments jump between many tools that do not talk to each other. Protocols are written in free text, naming is inconsistent, raw data is scattered across drives, and inventory and cell banks are tracked separately. This makes it hard to reproduce experiments, compare results across projects, trace which cell material went into which batch, and satisfy regulatory expectations. Small and mid-sized labs often cannot afford enterprise platforms like Benchling or Dotmatics, so they manually glue everything together and rarely get to use advanced analytics or AI. BioPilot solves this by standardising the full early-to-in-vivo CTR pipeline in one product. Users can register and template in vitro experiments (differentiation, expansion, cryopreservation, device testing, etc.) and in vivo studies (animals, groups, dosing, housing, ethics documents) using fixed ontologies. This gives every experiment a structured schema and a precise schedule of readouts, barcodes and data types to collect. Raw data (FACS, scRNA-seq, imaging, counters, bioreactor logs, etc.) is then automatically linked back to the right experiment, condition and sample. On top of this, BioPilot offers: • Inventory and cell bank tracking that makes it trivial to trace which vial, edit or expansion batch was used where. • Live bioreactor monitoring with alarms (email / phone) to prevent losing expensive batches. • A growing library of free analytical tools, including automated FACS gating, scRNA-seq pipelines and image analysis that can feed results straight back into the experiment records. • A global ontology service for vendors, instruments, cell lines, species and process terms, with a roadmap for a public API. Because everything is structured and queryable, BioPilot makes it much easier to compare experiments, run Bayesian optimisation on process parameters, and let AI suggest next-step experiments. The pricing is kept aggressively low (free tier plus a simple paid tier based on storage), so smaller biotech and academic groups can access capabilities that are normally reserved for organisations with large software budgets. In short, BioPilot aims to become the operating system for cell therapy R&D: a single, affordable platform where experiments are planned, executed, monitored and analysed in a way that is standardised enough for automation and flexible enough for real-world biology.