“On the one hand, very simple ideas were presented, which will only work in a crisis situation, on the other hand, there were several very technologically complex solutions. Undoubtedly, the keywords in this round are contactless solutions and robotics – ideas from distance learning to contactless water tests and even weddings, “said Jana Budkovskaja, CEO of Prototron.

By now the 290 ideas submitted in the spring round have been pre-evaluated and 58 teams remained on the screen.

Prototron is a facility of Swedbank, TalTech, Tallinn Science Park Tehnopol and the University of Tartu, which helps to create initial prototypes so that world-changing ideas and products reach the market faster. In 2020, Prototron expanded to Latvia.

Prototron has funded 72 smart ideas with a total of almost 893,000 euros, and the teams have raised more than 22 million euros as follow-on investments.

The winners of the Prototron Spring 2020 round will be announced on May 28.

The list of ideas passed to the program:
10Lines
AG VIbez
AI based CV
Akukirurg
Applysis
Aptolux
ARMfarm
Artugas
Arwin
BIBI
Blind Zero
CogniSpot
Composfy
CureAssist
CyberWise
Digital Wedding
DMM
Edukoht
eestioma.ee
ELPO
EMA-Walk
Emergency Ventilator
FitBar
Humdynga
HyMet
Infinite Battery
Interactive non-linear Games
Kidsmile
KusMis
Laguuna Baby Temp
LifePatch
Local Offset
Magnalysis
MaxaPower
Meeting Advocate
Membo Home
Millo Appliances
MIndLift
NeuroTech
Noninvasive measurements of the soft tissue
NutiParkla
Peptides for the treatment of Leukemia
PriceKit
Quantem analytics
RealLifeHero
Remote pointer with AR
Rent it bot
Share Force One taotlus
ShuhS
Softbrick
Sunflow
Sunmill
Superhands
Torq Smart Clothing
Uppo
Urban Trails
Woola
Zero Kelvin