We at NOMO Technologies know that there is a growing need in several industries to use digital human body measurements for developing customer experience, improving services and product R&D. Our vision is to be a lead player in digital 3D human body modeling, measurement information generation and service development. Our mission is to create new technologies, services and business models for the above.  We want to be surrounded by passionate people who are eager to create new technologies that reform services and business models by challenging current working methods.

What is uQualio? uQualio is a video-first AI-powered LMS platform designed to create simple, impactful, and customized online training courses for both internal and external use. We enable organizations to build a video library of modern, digitized eLearning content with quizzes & micro-credentials to educate employees, sales partners, and customers, quickly and easily, from anywhere, anytime, on any device. Who We Are uQualio was founded by Hatla Færch Johnsen and Christian Bjerre Nielsen, combining deep expertise in business psychology with high-level enterprise software engineering. Driven by the "Pippi Spirit", a mindset of resilience, creativity, and fearlessness. We built uQualio to solve the engagement crisis found in traditional LMS platforms. As a "Profit with Purpose" company, we are committed to UN’s Sustainable Development Goal #4, ensuring our technology supports global education access. Why uQualio? uQualio solves a wide range of business and industry needs, enabling you to scale the video-based content incl. Additional files, you require to educate others efficiently. Traditional training often fails to engage learners. We utilize a "YouTube-style" approach combined with gamification to move knowledge from temporary memory to long-term retention. Technical Features & AI Capabilities - Ethical AI Content Creation: Upload a video or topic, and our AI generates course descriptions, bite-sized modules, and quiz questions in minutes. - Dynamic AI Translation: Automatically translate subtitles & courses into multiple languages to train global teams without external tools. - Versatile Course Deployment: Create specific courses for onboarding, compliance, or sales training, internal or external use, accessible on any device. - Gamification: Certifications, leaderboards, and quizzes to drive user engagement. - Integrations: Seamless connection via REST API and iFrame embedding to fit your existing tech stack. - Analytics: Detailed dashboards to track user progress, certification, and compliance.

Lapee, the female urinal. “Lapee gives women and people who need to pee squatting a quick, safe and hygienic way out.” Urinals for men have been around for a long time, but women and people who need to pee squatting have been long overlooked. For them the need to relieve themselves in public, at events or at festivals always comes with great difficulty. The lines for closed toilet cabins are always long and only two other options present themselves: going without peeing or finding an improvised and unsafe place to pee. Both are highly problematic and degrading. Lapee is a simple solution to a long standing example of gender inequality; Lapee gives women and people who need to pee squatting a quick, safe and hygienic way out. Behind this idea of developing peeing equality are Gina (FR) and Alexander (DK), two architects who graduated from the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen in Spring, 2017. They were working as architects for the famous Roskilde Festival when they thought and developed Lapee. Today, Lapee is available for rent in 20 countries through 30 partners. Join the movement!

Walk With Path (WWP) is a health-tech company focused on improved mobility, injury prevention and user-centred design. Our products offer multiple opportunities; as therapeutic aids to improve mobility and prevent falls, and within personalised medicine, clinical trials and diagnostics. Opportunities in adjacent markets, such as sports, are also being explored. Check out an interview with our founder, and a video with our founder and a user of our first product, Path Finder, here: https://www.theguardian.com/advertiser-content/axa-health-tech-and-you/heroes-of-health-tech-path-finder-lise-pape

Norway Health Tech is a health cluster with huge international ambitions. With over 200 member from different areas of the Norwegian health sector the vision is to be world's hot spot for health innovation. Our mission is to develop and industrialize world class health technology products and services that enables sustainable and high quality treatment and care, and Norwegian Medtech industry growth.

Airlabs is an organisation with foundations in atmospheric chemistry and airflow engineering that has been established out of a desire to tackle the huge social problem of air quality in cities across the world. Our work is the result of active collaboration between our team and some of the world’s leading applied environmental research and engineering institutes. Our team brings together experts from widely varying disciplines: from atmospheric chemistry to pollution monitoring, from fluid dynamics to environmental health and from economics to engineering and design.

Globally more than 3.500 families are subscribing to and actively using the MyMonii-app. Our main markets are Denmark and recently we have entered Germany. In these markets, we are also live with the Visa partnership. MyMonii is an app for the whole family, which makes it fun and easy for children and youngsters to learn about the value of money. With MyMonii you can give your child a MyMonii Visa card and as a parent get the full parental overview and control from the MyMonii parent app. We are on a mission to teach kids and young people from 7-18 years about the value of money in a society with digital money! In MyMonii you can learn about earning, saving, spending, and investing your money.

About Valmista Valmista is an early-stage startup that we are currently taking over and rebuilding into a modern service marketplace. Our goal is to make it easier for people to find reliable help for everyday tasks and services, while giving freelancers, students, and independent service providers a better way to reach customers. We are currently expanding our team and looking for people who want to help build the company from the ground up.

Folke Furniture is a D2C furniture brand from Copenhagen. We design, produce, and sell modular sofas made for real life, for people who move, change plans, and live in homes with staircases, doorways, and shifting needs. Most sofas are built for a forever home. But many of us live in apartments, move often, and need furniture that can follow along, without drama. So we’re replacing bulky, one-shape-for-life sofas with a simple system: tool-free modules that ship in boxes, zip together in minutes, and rearrange whenever life does. Our modular sofa is built from four core modules, giving customers the freedom to: • start small now • switch between sofa, lounge, guest bed, or conversation corner in seconds • add more modules later, instead of replacing the whole thing Folke is a Danish name with a simple meaning. It comes from “folkelig,” meaning "for the people," and nods to folklore: the everyday stories we share and pass on. Because home isn’t just walls and furniture. It’s movie nights, long talks, kids on the cushions, and friends who stay a little longer. Folke began in 2024 out of personal need. When our founder, Christoffer, became a family of three, he didn’t want “a sofa.” He wanted a living space: a soft spot for board games, wrestling, scrolling, reading, real conversations, and overnight grandparents. In 2025, he left his CEO role to build Folke. If you value practical design, honest products, and building something that lasts, join us in shaping Folke.

Wawa is a high-growth health-tech SaaS startup transforming how fertility clinics operate and care for patients. Our platform is used by leading clinics across the world to streamline clinical workflows, improve team efficiency, and deliver a better patient experience. qqWe are backed by top-tier venture investors and are scaling quickly.

Kihleo is a medtech startup developing an early warning system for urinary tract infections in older people with incontinence receiving care at home or in nursing homes. UTIs are one of the most common reasons for acute deterioration, confusion, and hospitalisation in this group. They are challenging to detect early, because symptoms are often vague, many older people cannot clearly communicate discomfort, and home care staff and nurses have minimal time. Today, detection is primarily reactive. Staff notice that something is wrong, then order urine tests and start treatment when the infection is already well underway. This leads to unnecessary suffering, avoidable admissions, and a high use of antibiotics. Kihleo’s solution is a small sensor placed in the diaper that measures biomarkers in the urine every time the person voids. When the diaper is changed, the sensor is read, and data is sent to a secure backend. Algorithms and predictive models analyse patterns over time and provide early, trustworthy indications that an infection may be developing, days before clinical symptoms are usually recognised. The system is not a diagnostic tool. It is a decision-support and early-warning system that integrates into existing workflows and helps staff decide when to look more closely, consult a nurse or doctor, and perform standard diagnostic tests. The value is threefold. For older people, it means faster and more targeted treatment, fewer severe infections, less confusion, and a better day-to-day quality of life. For relatives and care staff, it provides reassurance, objective data, and more time for actual care rather than crisis management. For the public sector, it helps prevent avoidable hospitalisations and complications that are both expensive and resource-intensive. Kihleo is working with a hardware partner on sensor development and is already in dialogue with Danish municipalities about pilot projects. The long-term vision is to create a scalable, data-driven platform for early detection of infections and other complications in elderly care, using everyday materials like diapers as non-invasive data sources.

PharosBio is building an autonomous AI scientist—a platform and APIs that help biopharma and research teams reduce R&D risk by turning fragmented evidence into decisions across discovery and translation. The problem Despite billions spent on R&D, the research ecosystem runs on incomplete, siloed insight. Around 90% of drug candidates still fail in the clinic, wasting time and capital and delaying therapies for patients. This affects 4.5 million scientists across pharma, biotech, and academia who must constantly decide what to study, why it matters, and whether to proceed—with evidence that’s scattered and stale. Our solution We’re building the first agentic AI built for life sciences: a system that plans, reads, reasons, and writes like a tireless collaborator, and plugs into existing workflows via APIs. What it does • Target discovery & repurposing: surfaces novel targets and repositioning opportunities from literature and data; ranks by mechanism and evidence strength. • Translational go/no-go: aggregates preclinical and clinical signals to support milestone decisions with transparent rationales. • Scientific writing copilot: drafts systematic reviews, grant sections, IND-supporting summaries, and patent landscape briefs with citations. How it fits • Platform + APIs integrate with existing tools and pipelines. • Evidence-first UX: every recommendation is linked to sources; uncertainty is quantified. • Autonomy with control: agents run end-to-end tasks, while scientists supervise, edit, and approve. Outcomes • Faster time to insight, • Fewer dead-ends, • Higher confidence at each stage from early discovery to translation. Our motivation We’re expats who fell in love with Denmark’s research culture and collaborative ecosystem. We started PharosBio because agentic AI is powerful but under-applied where it matters most—healthcare, research, and biotech. Watching promising ideas stall for lack of clear evidence lit the spark: we want to equip every scientist with an always-on partner, so more therapies reach patients - us and our loved ones!

We've all been in that meeting. The one where everyone has a different take on what to build next. Someone quotes a customer call from last month. Someone else pulls up a support ticket. A third person has a Notion doc nobody else has read. Nothing connects. The decision gets made on gut feel — and you leave the room slightly unsure you got it right. Dennis lived that as a CPO for years. The context never made it to the room. Customer evidence scattered across six tools. Feedback from a €500 account carrying the same weight as a €50k one. Insights from last quarter's research buried before anyone shipped anything. He built Propane because that problem felt embarrassingly solvable — and nobody had solved it. The idea is simple: PMs deserve the same AI-native environment that engineers got with Cursor. A workspace where customer signals, company context, and agents that actually know your product work together — so you spend your time deciding, not searching. Propane connects your stack and builds from there. Signals from real customers, weighted by revenue. A shared surface to reason, write specs, and align the team. Agents that remember what your customers told you last quarter and help you act on it. We're a small team in Vesterbro, Copenhagen — a few minutes from the central station. Flat, direct, and low on process. Everyone owns something real. We hire makers — people who'd rather figure something out than wait to be told how, and who find genuine satisfaction in shipping something that didn't exist last week. Previous founders tend to feel at home here pretty quickly. Pre-seed, backed by people who've built and scaled companies like Lovable, ElevenLabs, Pleo, GameAnalytics, and Neurons. Early days — which means what you build now shapes what this becomes. If you want to shape what it means to be a PM in the age of AI — and you'd rather have real ownership over that than a comfortable title at a bigger company — we'd love to hear from you.

BAIAE is a travel tech startup, inspired by the ancient Roman town known as the birthplace of leisure travel. We help people travel more, travel better, and create unforgettable experiences, through a blend of AI-driven support and premium real-world services. The problem: Travel today is fragmented. Flights are here. Hotels are there. Insurance, claims, and rebooking? Somewhere else. Travelers carry the burden of planning and decision-making while drowning in tabs, choices, and second-guessing. And yes... Agent mode is impressive but raw agents won’t cut it. Travelers need curated experiences, tailored logic, and predefined actions that actually get things done. This is where we plan to win.

BuddyUp Social is a social discovery platform helping adults in Denmark—especially expats and newcomers—find meaningful connections through shared interests and real-life events. We’re solving the problem of adult social isolation by making it easy to create, join, and engage in hobby-based meetups, all through one intuitive app. Making friends as an adult can be surprisingly difficult. Whether you're a Dane moving to a new city or an expat starting fresh in Denmark, it’s common to feel socially disconnected. Many adults don’t know where to start when it comes to meeting new people outside of work, dating apps, or closed social circles. This problem is widespread and well-documented—especially in Denmark, where surveys consistently show that many internationals struggle with social integration, and even locals describe it as awkward to make new friends past a certain age. We’re tackling this head-on by making socializing more accessible, interest-based, and low-pressure. BuddyUp Social is designed to break down the barriers of adult friendship and create opportunities for spontaneous, real-world connection. Whether it’s joining a hike, hosting a board game night, attending a ceramics class, or finding a casual pub quiz crew, BuddyUp is all about connecting people who are "up for it"—with no pressure, no awkward messaging phase, and no algorithms getting in the way. Unlike traditional social platforms focused on digital interaction, BuddyUp is built around real-life meetups. Users can explore and join events happening near them, or create their own. Events can be public or invite-only, recurring or one-off, and are always centered around shared hobbies or interests. The app also welcomes collaborations with local businesses, allowing them to showcase open community events, bringing even more variety and accessibility to users. We’re launching in Denmark first—starting with Copenhagen and Aarhus—before expanding to similar cities across Europe. The idea behind BuddyUp was born from personal experience. As someone who returned to Denmark after years abroad, and with friends struggling to meet people after relocating, it became clear how socially challenging adulthood can be. We kept hearing the same story: “I’d love to meet new people, but I just don’t know how or where.” Instead of settling for outdated forums, clunky Facebook groups, or apps not designed for platonic connection, we decided to build a better solution ourselves. BuddyUp is more than an app—it’s a movement to make adult friendship and community-building normal, easy, and enjoyable again. We’re passionate about creating a product that helps people feel less alone and more empowered to take the first step toward new friendships. We believe that real-life connections are essential for personal happiness and social wellbeing—and we’re here to make those moments happen.