The Greek startup companies Laros and Yodiwo are among the
Cumulatively, the 15 scaleups represent approximately $60 million in revenue and 1,000 employees, and they range from SaaS/Paas to nanotechnology, e-commerce, digital advertising, online recruitment, IT software, maritime industries, advanced materials, online productivity and renewable energy. Laros is an innovative platform for condition monitoring based on smart sensors’ wireless technology that changes the way marine departments communicate, collaborate, and operate bringing compliance and efficiency. As for Yodiwo, it offers the most comprehensive environment for connecting Applications and Devices with the power of cloud.
Each of the 15 companies will present their business at the European Innovation Day to an international audience of more than 500 attendees, and showcase their product or service in a dedicated demo area of the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. At the same time, they will also be invited to the Scaleup Track. This includes roundtable discussions with established corporates, tables with industry experts, mentor sessions, and open small-group discussions focused on specific topics. Additionally, the scaleups will have the opportunity to meet Andreessen Horowitz, Tim Draper (DFJ), Google Ventures and other corporate VCs.