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Seeking Oral Care Solutions with Novel Cleaning Agents

• Posted by The Procter & Gamble Company
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• Project Size : 250,000 - 1,000,000 €

Breakthrough cleaning benefits with daily use safety profile; Exploration of alternatives to flossing. Safe and effective removal of food and debris between teeth via chemical approach that would increase compliance and enhance the oral health benefits of driven by the flossing action, without having to floss.

Seeking Digestive Wellness Solutions

• Posted by The Procter & Gamble Company
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• Project Size : 250,000 - 1,000,000 €

We are interested in products, technologies and packaging that will improve the benefit areas of: Managing and/or enhancing Digestive Wellness; Improving the consumer usage experience and delighting our consumers; and/or Complimenting our portfolio (Metamucil, Pepto Bismol, Align).

Seeking Next-Generation Equipment and Processing Technologies for Tempura Batter-Coated Fish Products

• Posted by Nomad Foods
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• Project Size : Strategic project backed by large scale funding €

Nomad Foods is seeking innovative equipment, processing technologies, or integrated solutions that enable the development of next-generation tempura batter-coated fish products. By “conventional” battering and coating systems, we mean standard waterfall/curtain batter application combined with static frying or baking, which limits coating uniformity, consistency, and yield at scale. We are looking for solutions that demonstrably improve on this baseline by delivering: a more even and well-adhered batter coating across irregular fish portions, reduced batter loss/waste during application, and greater batch-to-batch consistency of coating weight and texture. We expect proposals exclusively from commercial technology providers — equipment manufacturers, engineering firms, technology start-ups, and system integrators with deployable or near-deployable solutions. Academic institutions or research groups without a commercial product, prototype, or industrial partner are not the focus of this call. By “improve robustness” we mean equipment and processes that maintain consistent coating performance despite normal variability in raw material (fish portion size and shape), batter viscosity, and line speed, with minimal downtime or operator intervention. By “flexibility for integration” we mean compatibility with our existing battering/coating and freezing lines: solutions that can be retrofitted or integrated without requiring a full line replacement, and that can accommodate multiple product formats (fillets, portions, nuggets) on the same equipment.

Control technology for off-road unmanned ground vehicle (UGV)

• Posted by BSUIR R&D Department
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• Innovative Products and Technologies

Technology allows to transform a ground vehicle into mobile robotic platform for off-road driving (for example, for the purposes of agriculture, emergency response, exploration of territories, etc.). This technology complies for wide number of vehicles, like ATV, UTV, tractors.

NucleoSeq Based Bacterial Detection: Fast, Precise, and Reliable

• Posted by Innovation Office from University of Galway
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• Patents for licensing

Bacterial infections remain a major global health challenge, requiring accurate and rapid diagnostic methods. Traditional detection techniques can be slow and cumbersome, often relying on lengthy culture times. Innovative approaches with high specificity and sensitivity are needed to improve detection speed and reliability. This technology addresses that need by targeting a widely conserved bacterial marker, enabling efficient and precise bacterial identification across various sectors.

PRISM: Plastic packaging Recycling using Intelligent Separation technologies for Materials

• Posted by Brunel University London
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• Innovative Products and Technologies

PRISM is a process for rapidly automatically sorting packaging based on intelligent labels with invisible markers. Codes are written using luminescent materials, typically inorganic phosphors. At the recycling facility the articles are subject to excitation radiation of a specific wavelength and a few seconds/milliseconds later are subject to infra‑red detection as currently. This 2‑step process can identify articles according to the codes and sort them as specified. The benefits include increased recycling rates, the ability to sort articles by their end use (food, non-food) and composition increasing the value of such plastic. Incorporation into existing recycling facilities is easy and cost‑effective with a limited need for capital investment.