Start-ups supported by Enstartups

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Several dozen start-ups have been supported by the Enstartups incubator based on the Brest campus. Below are examples of projects currently being incubated and supported, listed in alphabetical order.

Start-ups in incubation

[ARKHEES studio - BIOLITH] Biomaterials

Research and development project for a bio-concrete to reinforce coastal features.

[Cargomorphose] Reuse of end-of-life ships in the construction industry

An architect with a passion for large ships is working on developing a sector for reusing parts and structures from end-of-life ships in the construction of buildings. In a low-carbon ecological context, this offers a new lease of life for ships and a new process for designing the buildings and cities of the future.

[GWEMON] - Agglomerated material made from Breton seaweed

Gwemon is a young company that manufactures decorative, designer objects from an innovative and eco-responsible material: agglomerated seaweed, without glue and using a low-tech process.

[Sail on Bamboo] - Manufacture of a boat made from bamboo plywood

Passionate about sailing and sensitive to current environmental issues, two former ENSTA students are building the first habitable sailboat made from bamboo plywood.

Start-ups whose incubation has been completed

[Arkane] AI & satellite communications

Arkane offers advanced AI methods for communications systems in the aeronautics, space, and defense industries.

[EHM - Efficient Hydrogen Motors] Hydrogen engines

EHM designs and offers a new generation of engines to decarbonize heavy industry.

[Fil & Fab] Recycling fishing nets

The start-up Fil & Fab offers solutions for recycling fishing nets. It is developing the French industry for recycling used fishing nets.

[GWILEN] - Recycling marine sediments

The company Gwilen recycles marine sediments into art objects and building materials (materials for design, architecture, and construction).

[IANIRA / Watchdog] Development of an intelligent robot to accompany divers

Ianira offers an autonomous diving robot solution, as well as the Actium beacon and an Intelligent Driver Robot (iDR) remote trigger.

[OptDesignX] Design office for the optimization of composite materials

An engineer with a doctorate from ENSTA and a lecturer-researcher from ENSAM Paris are working together to create an innovative design office dedicated to the optimization of composite materials. Time savings and optimization are at the heart of their innovation.

[OX-EYE] Naval eco-design engineering firm

Ox-Eye is an eco-design engineering office specializing in naval architecture that aims to create ships using new materials.

Find out more on the Oxe-Eye website

[SKELENN] 3D-printed plaster

SKELENN, created by three orthopedic surgeons from Brest, aims to replace traditional plaster casts with 3D-printed orthoses.

[SEEDERAL technologies] - Innovative electric tractor

An initiative by a young engineer from Centrale Paris who designs and develops electric tractors that, in addition to their environmental benefits, reduce the total cost of ownership for farmers by 30%.

[SKRAVIK] Eco-designed exploration vessel

Skravik offers working sailboats: an oceanographic, cargo, or fishing fleet designed to rethink maritime activity in the face of environmental, societal, and social challenges.

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