ATAK Advanced Materials develops sustainable activated carbon and advanced carbon materials from non-recyclable, carbon rich
industrial and agricultural wastes. Through microwave assisted and conventional thermal activation processes, ATAK tailors material properties such as surface area, pore structure, and adsorption performance to specific customer needs. Its solutions serve a broad range of sectors, including water and wastewater treatment, air and flue gas purification, carbon capture, hydrogen related applications, and energy storage. By valorizing waste streams that would otherwise be incinerated or disposed of, ATAK supports circular resource use, lower emissions, and more sustainable industrial operations.

Robeff is a deep-tech autonomous mobility company enabling industrial operators and vehicle manufacturers to deploy autonomous vehicles without developing the underlying technology themselves. We address growing labor shortages, safety risks, and operational inefficiencies in factories, logistics centers, airports, ports, and industrial sites through our full-stack autonomy platform.
Robeff develops full-stack autonomous mobility solutions that enable industrial vehicles to operate safely and efficiently without human intervention. The company's product portfolio consists of three complementary offerings that address different customer needs while sharing the same proprietary autonomy platform.
The flagship product, Robione, is a fully autonomous industrial vehicle designed for indoor and outdoor material handling. It carries up to 1,500 kg, tows 8 tons, operates at speeds of up to 20 km/h, and can be deployed within approximately one week without requiring additional infrastructure. Robione is already operating in commercial environments with repeat customer orders, demonstrating proven performance under real industrial conditions.
Robeff also offers Autonomous Conversion, a turnkey solution that transforms existing industrial vehicles, including trucks, tractors, airport ground support equipment, and off-road vehicles, into autonomous platforms. This enables customers to automate their current fleets without replacing existing assets, significantly reducing investment costs while accelerating adoption. The solution has already been successfully deployed in projects across Europe, Australia, and Türkiye.
Complementing these solutions is a portfolio of Autonomy Products, including proprietary drive-by-wire systems, vehicle control units (VCU), GNSS/INS positioning modules, multi-sensor rooftop integration kits, fleet management software, and teleoperation capabilities. These technologies are used internally and are also commercialized to OEMs, research institutions, and technology partners.

MicroExTech develops innovative, sustainable Solid-Phase Microextraction (SPME) fibers for analytical chemistry applications. The company focuses on eco-friendly, solvent-free sample preparation technologies to provide high-performance alternatives to imported SPME fibers for environmental, food, pharmaceutical, and clinical analysis.

Umayana Biotechnology is building a patented regenerative molecular platform that protects tissues before damage occurs. Starting with oncology supportive care, our CE-certified medical devices address critical unmet clinical needs through preventive tissue protection using a safe, non-toxic, and clinically validated technology. Protected by international patents and supported by clinical evidence, our scalable platform is designed to extend across multiple clinical applications, including wound care, dermatology, and veterinary medicine.Umayana's innovative solution is a patented bio-based molecular compound that combines skin barrier support, regenerative functionality, and environmental sustainability.

Advanced Green and Knowledge (AG&K) is a Ukrainian manufacturer of eco-relevant pharmaceutical and industrial packaging that combines circular polymer production with digital technologies. It runs 'clean conditions' manufacturing compliant with class D CGMP standards, uses energy-efficient processes and polygenetic use of raw materials, and holds an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system. Its flagship offering is the Sprix and EURO CAP digital packaging technology, which produces packaging more efficiently while using recycled materials and green energy, creating an added-value product versus imported low-cost alternatives. Its robotized two-component molding technology is designed to convert around 70 tonnes of polypropylene and cut roughly 210 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year. AG&K works through a 'customer-partner' model built on quick payback, assured quality, reduced operating costs, and long-term cooperation, serving packaging clients across Ukraine and the EU under the concept of a 'Passive Industry'.

Briller.House delivers carbon-negative 'instant architecture' - AI-powered modular buildings that can be manufactured locally and assembled anywhere on demand. Its system rests on three pillars: AI-assisted architecture and code compliance, distributed micro-production, and instant no-tools assembly, turning a design into a finished building in about two weeks. Compared with brick and concrete, its panels are lighter, more energy-efficient, and carbon-negative: each square metre stores about 70 kg of CO2, versus roughly 20 kg emitted by conventional construction. The re-usable, recyclable building system minimizes construction and demolition waste, supports net-zero operation, and strengthens local economies through distributed production hubs. Briller.House sells directly, with eco-hotels in Southern Europe as its initial market and further applications across smart villages, institutions, and property developers.

Fungiwoongi transforms post-consumer plastic into high-end, design-driven furniture, proving that sustainable materials can be genuinely desirable rather than eco-compromised. It collects plastic through its YapomogaBox reverse-vending machines, then shreds and thermally processes it into marble-patterned recycled sheets, which are combined with FSC-certified wood and finished with CNC precision and hand craftsmanship. The result is durable, moisture-resistant, Japandi-style furniture with unique textures and a fully traceable, circular story from bottle to object. Fungiwoongi's hybrid model spans B2C product sales, B2B custom solutions, wholesale of recycled sheets to designers, and a future franchise/microfactory model. Beyond closing the plastic loop, the company creates employment for displaced and disabled people. Its YapomogaBox network of over 50 reverse-vending machines diverts post-consumer plastic from landfill; with several years in recycling and brand collaborations including Shell, SOCAR, and Metro.

Geodesic.Life produces prefabricated, eco-friendly geodesic dome houses that function as healthy, low-carbon homes and let people live sustainably in connection with nature. Its Gen.3 dome uses an optimised envelope that cuts energy and material use by around a third, with 95% recyclable hemp-lime insulation and up-cyclable cross-laminated timber. A patent-pending Quick Assembly Technology enables all-wood, click-together assembly using a mini-crane and an inflatable tent for weather-independent construction, complemented by a BIM SaaS platform that spans design, manufacturing, and assembly. The business model combines dome design, prefabricated kits, and the software platform, selling to real-estate and hospitality partners and to rural communities. Impact is central: roughly a 71% lower CO2 footprint and about 73% of materials up-cycled versus standard construction. Geodesic.Life has two inhabited prototype generations and EU validation through the New European Bauhaus. Geodesic.Life was named a Top 3 Finalist in the global Growth Track competition at Cleantech Days 2026.