HealthTech startup ecosystem
European healthtech startups are transforming care delivery, diagnostics, and drug discovery. Strong public health systems create natural testing grounds, while regulatory clarity through CE marking and the MDR framework gives European companies a path to scale. We track 207 organisations in this sector across 6+ countries.
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Swiss Medtech Day 2026
The leading conference of the Swiss medical technology industry, organized by Swiss Medtech at Kursaal Bern. Attracts 800+ industry representatives annually with the 2026 edition focusing on integration under the multi-year theme 'Mastering Complexity'.
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Swiss Medtech Day 2027
Swiss Medtech Day's next edition is a confirmed save-the-date for Wednesday 9 June 2027 at Kursaal Bern. Organized by Swiss Medtech, the leading conference of the Swiss medical technology industry typically attracts 800+ industry representatives annually.
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Swiss Nordic Bio 2026
A high-level partnering and investor conference connecting life-science innovators, investors, and industry across Switzerland, Austria, and the Nordics. For a biotech or healthtech founder it provides structured 1-to-1 partnering meetings with investors and pharma in a focused single-day format.
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Talkie.ai
Talkie.ai is a Polish conversational AI platform focused on healthcare voice automation for hospitals, clinics, and medical contact centers. The product handles appointment workflows, prescription-related requests, triage-first routing, and self-service call handling through localized NLP and no-code configuration. Built in Poland with expansion across Europe and the US, it targets high-volume patient communication with compliance-oriented integrations.
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Tandem Health
Stockholm-based AI medical scribe that listens to doctor-patient consultations and generates structured clinical notes in real time, reducing physician documentation time by up to 70%. Raised a $50M Series A led by Kinnevik in 2026.
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Tech Open Air (TOA) 2026
Large interdisciplinary tech festival at Funkhaus Berlin combining AI, synthetic biology, Web3, and health tech with music, art, and science programming. Includes startup visibility opportunities and a headline startup pitch competition.
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Tech-Park Kaunas
Tech-Park Kaunas (rebranded from Kaunas Science and Technology Park in 2022) is Lithuania's largest science-business cooperation park, originating from the country's first business incubator established in 1998 and formally reorganised into a science park in 2006. Located at K. Petrausko g. 26 in Kaunas, it hosts over 100 companies working in IT, engineering, health technologies, social innovation, future energy, and sustainable chemistry. The park provides co-working space, a business incubator, soft-landing programmes for international companies, and access to KTU academic resources.
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Techarena 2026
Nordic/Baltic scale-up conference at Friends Arena with 7,500+ attendees and 400+ investors. Known for stage-specific pitch competitions and a strong sustainability and ESG focus.
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Techarena 2027
Techarena 2027 takes place 3-4 February at Strawberry Arena, billed as Scandinavia's biggest tech and business event. The platform connects founders, executives, investors and decision-makers through its Challenge programme, Time to Raise Accelerator and networking events. Past editions have hosted speakers including Al Gore, Steve Wozniak and Boris Johnson.
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Technoport
Luxembourg's national technology incubator, established in June 2012 by the state as a merger of the former Technoport incubator and the Ecostart business support infrastructures. Located at the Belval Innovation Campus, it hosts around 40 companies at any given time across ICT, health, space, and industrial sectors. Services include a business incubation programme, a fabrication laboratory, and coworking space. More than 150 companies have passed through since inception.
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The Healthtech Festival Stavanger 2026
Norway Health Tech's flagship gathering, expanding to Stavanger at HelseCampus, focused on health system efficiency and health technology for preparedness, defence, and dual use.
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The Linghos
AI-powered speech therapy platform for children that diagnoses speech impediments, recommends personalised therapy and delivers 2,000+ exercises as mobile games. Backed by Simpact Ventures and SMOK Ventures.
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Tomasz Danis
Managing partner at MCI Capital (Internet Ventures), Tomasz is one of the most experienced digital growth investors in Central Europe. His background includes strategy and international operating exposure, and he has led investments across e-commerce, digital health, and online marketplaces. Portfolio and exit references include Frisco.pl, SiDLY, and Morele.net.
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Trondheim Tech Port
Trondheim Tech Port is Norway's leading technology cluster organization, positioning Trondheim as the country's technology capital. The non-profit interest organization brings together over 100 member companies, universities, research institutions, and public bodies to drive innovation across four strategic sectors: ocean and maritime technology, healthcare, energy, and digitalization. It hosts major annual events including the Bridging the Gap conference and the Trondheim Tech Festival, and counts NTNU, SINTEF, Equinor, and several investment organizations among its members and partners.
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UniLab
UniLab is Latvia's university-backed startup accelerator, jointly run by Riga Technical University, the University of Latvia, Riga Stradinš University, and the Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies. Its programmes include UniLab Elevate (incubation for technology-based university spinouts), Venture Catalysts (a commercialisation course for scientists), and UniLab Defence (co-led with NATO DIANA). Active since 2020, UniLab has supported more than 53 emerging startups with personalised mentoring and financial grants.
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Vastpoint Ventures
A €18M debut seed-stage venture fund launched in 2025 and backed by the Polish Development Fund, focused on B2B software, AI and techbio. Co-founded by Aleksandra Pedraszewska (an early ElevenLabs employee), Karolina Kukielka and Zuzanna Brzosko, it invests €500K–€750K in Polish founders building globally.
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Venture to Future Fund
Venture to Future Fund (VFF) is a state-backed venture capital fund established in 2019 through a joint initiative of the European Investment Bank, the Slovak Ministry of Finance, and Slovak Investment Holding. It launched investments in June 2020 with an initial €40.4 million mandate, subsequently expanded by €15.3 million from the Slovak Recovery and Resilience Plan in 2024, extending its investment period through 2026. VFF focuses exclusively on Slovak innovative SMEs and EU companies with capital ties to Slovakia, deploying €400,000–€7 million per company. Since inception it has backed 16 companies including Photoneo, Sensoneo, Fuergy, and Powerful Medical.
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VeritaCell
VeritaCell is a Latvian medtech company developing a point-of-care medical kit that lets surgeons extract a patient's own skin cells during surgery to accelerate post-surgical skin renewal and healing. The company describes its cell-isolation methodology as the most advanced simple, accessible approach to skin regeneration available to operating-theatre teams.
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Vigo Health
Vigo Health is a digital therapeutics company that developed the Vigo app, an evidence-based, CE-marked rehabilitation tool for stroke survivors combining physiotherapy, cognitive exercises, and patient education. Founded in 2018 by healthcare innovator Kristaps Krafte and neurosurgeon Jānis Šlēziņš, Vigo became the first digital therapeutic in the Baltic states to receive a state reimbursement code from the Latvian National Health Service in 2021. The app is available for home use 24/7 via iPad.
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Visiopharm
Visiopharm is a Hoersholm-based AI-driven precision pathology company, legally Visiopharm A/S, that builds image analysis software combining 20 years of pathology and research experience with AI. Its products span tissue image analysis for research (Discovery), spatial biology multiplexed image analysis (Phenoplex), and CE-IVD diagnostic apps used with digital pathology scanners and PACS-IMS integrations, serving pharma services, drug development, and diagnostics customers. The company holds Quality System Certification and is headquartered at Agern Alle 24, Hoersholm, Denmark.
