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On Monday, June 1, the SIBB Incubator officially launched its new cohort. Over the next ten months, eight startup teams will work to develop their solutions in the fields of cybersecurity, trustworthy AI, and deep tech to market readiness.
Through this program, they gain access to workshops, one-on-one coaching, experienced mentors, and the SIBB network of professionals from the business, tech, and political sectors. Our goal is to help founders further develop their technologies, successfully enter the market, and lay the groundwork for successful companies—all to build a livable digital future and a resilient society.
These are the teams in the Class of 2026:
AI Factory Unity
Develops an AI platform to standardize module variants in industrial manufacturing, thereby helping to reduce industrial waste and promote more efficient and sustainable production.
OWN Health
Is developing a digital health account that securely consolidates fragmented health data, thereby laying the groundwork for personalized medicine and improved prevention.
ABOK Security
Develops an EU-native trust platform that protects businesses from AI-powered identity fraud and secures emails, brands, employees, and meetings.
VGLNT
Develops specialized AI agents that automate compliance processes and help companies keep pace with the accelerating pace of modern business processes.
Lemma
Develops a trust infrastructure for enterprise AI that verifies the origin and reliability of information, thereby enabling the secure use of AI in regulated industries.
Averium Dynamics
Develops an automated wildfire management system that detects fires early, fights them, and limits their spread.
Secani
Develops an AI-powered operating system for cybersecurity compliance that helps companies meet regulatory requirements.
FoxyBio
With “BioBot,” the company is developing an AI-native bioinformatics solution that enables researchers to analyze complex data without programming skills and simplifies access to bioinformatics insights.
We look forward to supporting the teams in the coming months and helping them turn their inspiring visions into market-ready solutions.
The SIBB Incubator is part of the Berlin Startup Grant, funded by the EU (ESF+) and the Senate Department for Economics, Energy, and Public Enterprises.
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On Monday, June 1, the SIBB Incubator officially launched its new cohort. Over the next ten months, eight startup teams will work to develop their solutions in the fields of cybersecurity, trustworthy AI, and deep tech to market readiness.
Through this program, they gain access to workshops, one-on-one coaching, experienced mentors, and the SIBB network of professionals from the business, tech, and political sectors. Our goal is to help founders further develop their technologies, successfully enter the market, and lay the groundwork for successful companies—all to build a livable digital future and a resilient society.
These are the teams in the Class of 2026:
AI Factory Unity
Develops an AI platform to standardize module variants in industrial manufacturing, thereby helping to reduce industrial waste and promote more efficient and sustainable production.
OWN Health
Is developing a digital health account that securely consolidates fragmented health data, thereby laying the groundwork for personalized medicine and improved prevention.
ABOK Security
Develops an EU-native trust platform that protects businesses from AI-powered identity fraud and secures emails, brands, employees, and meetings.
VGLNT
Develops specialized AI agents that automate compliance processes and help companies keep pace with the accelerating pace of modern business processes.
Lemma
Develops a trust infrastructure for enterprise AI that verifies the origin and reliability of information, thereby enabling the secure use of AI in regulated industries.
Averium Dynamics
Develops an automated wildfire management system that detects fires early, fights them, and limits their spread.
Secani
Develops an AI-powered operating system for cybersecurity compliance that helps companies meet regulatory requirements.
FoxyBio
With “BioBot,” the company is developing an AI-native bioinformatics solution that enables researchers to analyze complex data without programming skills and simplifies access to bioinformatics insights.
We look forward to supporting the teams in the coming months and helping them turn their inspiring visions into market-ready solutions.
The SIBB Incubator is part of the Berlin Startup Grant, funded by the EU (ESF+) and the Senate Department for Economics, Energy, and Public Enterprises.
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