AI Accelerator helps nine startups strengthen business models and attract investment

A new batch has started their journey in the Tehnopol AI Accelerator – nine startups with a shared goal: to develop AI-based products and services that increase their competitiveness and provide real added value to society.

The accelerator program supports companies with a dedicated training series focused on the practical aspects of implementing artificial intelligence. In addition, teams work with mentors and experts who assist them in both technical development and business model refinement. The program concludes with a demo day, where teams can present their solutions to experts and potential follow-on investors. The three teams with the greatest business potential will receive a development grant of €10,000.

Startups that are participating in the AI Accelerator:

Scopeful (developed by Plepic) is an agentic scoping platform to help software agencies win more deals with performance-based pricing.

Passer Systems is developing AI-Powered Inertial Navigation System to help UAV manufacturers to get accurate position when GNSS is denied.

Duotale is a screen-free language learning platform that helps parents and educators make the most of a child’s most receptive period for language acquisition. By creating a natural bilingual environment through storytelling, Duotale helps children learn a new language as naturally as their first.

Interactive Archive is developing next-generation archive management software with an integrated AI research assistant that helps users find and interpret documents efficiently and intuitively. The system enables organisations to unlock the value of their archives and redefines how historical research is carried out.

Asvel is developing a self-driven robot that can automatically control an endoscopic camera during minimally invasive surgery. The idea was conceived by a team member, orthopedic surgeon Andres Šavel. Having performed surgeries for many years, he constantly realized how much easier and more precise it would be to operate with both hands at the same time. Today, surgeons must constantly hold and move the endoscopic camera with one hand in order to see the surgical field.

Evie Health empowers women during pregnancy and postpartum to prevent and recover pelvic floor problems through AI-personalized guidance, expert sessions, and evidence-based support.

ChargeGuard (developed by Renewable Consulting) is an AI-based predictive maintenance software for public EV chargers that analyzes telemetry and OCPP communication in real time, can detect anomalies, and predict potential failures to maximize uptime and increase the number of successful sessions.

KULG is developing an AI running app for personalised training insights to help runners achieve sustainable progress. It collects training and recovery data from wearables, identifies individual patterns and long-term trends, and turns fragmented data into personalized training guidance. The company’s mission is to help runners balance effort and recovery, reach their goals, and avoid injuries or other setbacks.

Photoholics is developing an AI-powered social media content calendar for realtors.

The Tehnopol AI Accelerator provides startups with comprehensive support covering technical development, business model design, and market entry. The program helps teams reduce development risks and increases their readiness to attract investment and enter strategic partnerships.

The accelerator is part of an artificial intelligence development program launched with the support of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications and runs for six months.