BioX Innovation Funding
Driving the Future of BioX Innovation Funding Yesterday BioX got the great news, our application for Innobooster has been accepted. We got the grant from Innobooster for the project: BioX Armband for Industrial Applications, and we are now working on how make the project come alive. Innobooster is a program from Innovation Fund Denmark and is given companies that wish to develop and make a new product or service ready for the market or to improve a process that increases the company’s competitiveness and creates growth. The grant may help reduce the company’s project-related risks. You are able to learn more about Innobooster: https://innovationsfonden.dk/en/programmes/innobooster Impact of the BioX Innovation Funding Securing this BioX Innovation Funding through the Innobooster program was a turning point for our engineering team. It allowed us to transition from a conceptual prototype to a functional, clinical-grade FMG armband. By focusing on touch-free interaction, this BioX Innovation Funding helped us address the growing need for sterile control interfaces in medical environments. Today, the results of that original BioX Innovation Funding can be seen in our advanced gesture-recognition algorithms. We continue to build on this foundation at our Aalborg headquarters, ensuring that every grant and investment translates into real-world benefits for users of wearable robotics and exoskeleton technology.
New Science & Innovation Hub
Advancing Research at the BioX Science Innovation Hub The BioX Science Innovation Hub at Aalborg University (AAU) represents a significant leap forward in our mission to revolutionize human-machine interaction. During the groundbreaking ceremony, we were honored to pitch our vision to the Danish Minister of Science and Education, Ane Halsboe-Jørgensen. As part of the official ceremony, a memorial box from 2020 was placed in the foundations; BioX proudly contributed a component from our very first prototype to this time capsule. The BioX Science Innovation Hub is more than just an office expansion; it is a dedicated environment for clinical testing and collaborative engineering. Located within the NOVI Science Park ecosystem, this hub allows our researchers to work alongside the best minds in robotics at AAU. By utilizing the specialized labs at the BioX Science Innovation Hub, we are accelerating the development of our touch-free sensor panels and lightweight wearable exoskeletons. This facility ensures that every BioX product is backed by rigorous scientific data and real-world testing. Our presence at the BioX Science Innovation Hub reinforces our commitment to the Aalborg tech community and the global future of AAL-Band technology. Lisbet Krogh and Ole Madsen, BioX. Photo: Trine Kristensen, AAU Kommunikation Since its completion, the Science and Innovation Hub has become a vital environment for helping spinouts and startups grow from Aalborg University. Designed by Cobe Architects and supported by a donation from the A.P. Møller Foundation and Aalborg University, it stands as a landmark for Danish innovation. Read more about the ceremony: From Nordjyske, September 21st, 2020:https://nordjyske.dk/nyheder/aalborg/mindeaeske-fra-minister-til-millionbyggeri/3441caba-bdf7-47fe-a7ab-9a61cad35640 From TV2 Nord, September September 21st, 2020:https://www.tv2nord.dk/aalborg/h-0 From AAU news:https://www.update.aau.dk/nyheder/nyhed/grundstenen-til-aau-science-and-innovation-hub-er-lagt.cid483692