Four new start-ups at the Arts & Métiers incubator!

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Since January, the Arts et Métiers incubator Arts et Métiers Paris campus has welcomed four new start-ups: XR one, Révéléo, Blooo, and Heqtor.

Created in 2010, the Arts et Métiers incubator Arts et Métiers Paris campus stands out thanks to its unique focus on promoting the emergence of technological projects and supporting start-ups through to their acceleration phase. Its goal is to offer technological and entrepreneurial support as well as high-quality services including training, access to a network of experts and mentors, communication, international support, and support for women entrepreneurs in the technology sector.

The incubator family is growing

Since the beginning of the year, four new start-ups have been welcomed to the Arts et Métiers incubator Arts et Métiers Paris campus:

  • XR one : a studio specializing in the creation of virtual reality experiences
  • Révéléo : an application that assesses the health and environmental qualities of areas and housing to better characterize a place to live.
  • Blooo, a consulting and development studio specializing in enterprise blockchains, brings fluidity and confidentiality to digital transactions.
  • Heqtor: the first virtual assistant for restaurant owners and their suppliers

Since its creation, the incubator has already enabled 112 business projects to see the light of day.
Among its success stories:
the exoskeleton developed by Wandercraft, and CIME Industries with its thermoplastic-reinforced wood thermoplastics.

 

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