Polish 3D printer manufacturers Pirx and ZMorph are one of the contenders for the final round of the ICT 2014 ScaleMeGlobal start-up awards. The event, organised by Polish Agency For Enterprise Development – the premier Polish government business program – enables innovative enterprises to compete to leap into the global market. The event has high profile partners such as Microsoft and is being held yesterday and today at the National Stadium in Warsaw, Poland.
The following startups have qualified for the second stage of competition: Audiolink – a tool that utilises high-frequency sound waves that are inaudible to human ears in order to transmit data; Clime – a tiny sensor with the ability to measure various kinds of near-field data such as movement, humidity, location, light, Ultra Violet index and temperature; fluent editor – a comprehensive tool for editing and manipulating ontologies with controlled natural language; Kinetise – a mobile app creator that allows you to build, test and publish native apps for various mobile OS platforms requiring no coding.
Also Limdesk – an online tool to create and manage a customer support center while having full insight into the current situation of the company; Pirx – the manufacturer of Grand Pirx, a three dimensional printer with one of the biggest workspaces available on the market; oort – universal wireless Internet of Things technology based upon intelligent connected devices to control the living environment; Zmorph – multi-functional 3D printer manufacturer and the first Polish 3D printer manufacturer to open a store outside Poland itself; plus the BIG and RoboCore projects, to be revealed during the ScaleMeGlobal finals.
You can find out more about the event if you are not able to attend in person via the official documentation for your convenience here.
