Startup

Ukrainian startup TechNovator offers a radically new way to charge any gadget — from a regular smartphone to military equipment like a nuclear warhead — based on quantum mechanical principles. Over the past 11 years, the startup has gone through a number of stages and is finally close to bringing its technology to mass consumption.

UI/UX designer Maksym Klodchyk has been passionate about fan fiction since his student days. The inconvenience of foreign platforms and the insufficient level of English made the IT professional think about creating a Ukrainian alternative. With the development of AI tools, Maksym realized that it was time to realize his long-standing idea.

Senior UX/UI & Product Designer Andriy Kolodyazhensky created a platform for organizers of sports events. Currently, Startlek covers events in several EU countries. The idea for the project was born from Andriy's own experience, who has been running for many years. In 1.5 months of work with the involvement of Claude, the IT specialist created a full-fledged ecosystem for organizers and participants.

Student startups that came to IdeasLab in the spring with only ideas now have their first customers, sales, thousands of app downloads, and the opportunity to present their projects internationally.

When Roman Gimon’s son was one year and eight months old, the family first heard about the high suspicion of ASD. Ahead lay fear, dozens of hours of searching for information, Facebook groups, conflicting advice, and the constant feeling that no one could properly explain what to do next. Today, Roman — creative director of mowMedia, graphic designer, and father of six-year-old Eney — is creating Enchi: an app for parents of children with autism 0 without a development team, without a technical background, and almost entirely with the help of AI tools.