French Pavilion Brings Innovative Technologies and Fosters Collaborations

Under the banners of La French Tech and Choose France, the French Pavilion organized by Business France is once again attending InnoVEX with nine French Tech startups and companies as exhibitors. By showcasing innovative technologies from France and searching for partnerships and business opportunities, Business France aims to galvanize exchange between France and the Taiwanese and greater Asian markets.

Under the banners of La French Tech and Choose France, the French Pavilion organized by Business France is once again attending InnoVEX with nine French Tech startups and companies as exhibitors. By showcasing innovative technologies from France and searching for partnerships and business opportunities, Business France aims to galvanize exchange between France and the Taiwanese and greater Asian markets.

High added-value technologies with diverse applications ready for market

The participating companies this year are showcasing innovative technologies in various sectors. Nanomade has created the world’s most sensitive deformation sensor that is ultra-thin and flexible, designed for aerospace, automotive, and medical applications. The sensors can detect touch and force, and can transform any surface into an interactive interface.

ITEN designs and produces solid-state micro-batteries that can be integrated as primary cell assistance or a power back-up solution for different IoT and consumer products, as well as medical devices. With high peak currents and fast recharging, these eco-friendly batteries have no risk of thermal runaway or explosion.

Working in the field of cybersecurity, SEALSQ delivers a complete set of secure and ready-to-use elements designed to implement embedded security in any device. It not only develops next-generation quantum-resistant secure microcontrollers, but also provides public key infrastructure (PKI) and related trust services.

Integration and partnerships with hardware companies

Companies looking to collaborate with IoT, consumer, or even automotive hardware enterprises include Energysquare (conductive wireless charging), Dracula Technologies (thin organic photovoltaic cells), Music Unit (all-device 3D audio transcription), AMI (augmented interaction technology based on magnet detection), and Wise Integration (power GaN integrated circuits). Meanwhile, software-based companies such as Lumiscaphe (customized 3D rendering solutions) are looking for new clients to benefit from their digital expertise.

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