Concept: US cybersecurity startup Elevate Security (Elevate) has launched an attack surface management platform that uses a customised and automated response to employee risk throughout an organisation to overcome the unaddressed problems caused due to human errors. The Elevate Security platform provides CISOs (Chief Information Security Officer) with access and control over how people, departments, …

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Concept: Israeli startup BionicHIVE has developed SqUID, an autonomous robotic fleet for organized packaging and storage in warehouses. The robot can pick any item from floor to ceiling and retrofit it onto any existing warehouse infrastructure. The startup claims that the robot easily adapts to any warehouse’s working environment by using the existing facilities, packages, …

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Concept: California-based Symbio incepts to modernize industrial manufacturing by augmenting existing industrial robots. The company’s middleware, SymbioDCS enabling developers to use languages like Java, Ruby, and Python to formulate instructions for single or whole fleets of robots. Nature of Disruption: Symbio’s software supports automation to process variations from sub-assembly to final assembly. With the self-optimization …

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Concept: Swiss startup that focuses on building portable autonomous underwater drones, Hydromea has built the ExRay drone, the world’s first tetherless underwater remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) as it claims. It uses blue-LED light waves of 470 nanometers to communicate with the surface and carry out uninterrupted data transfer. Nature of Disruption: Hydromea’s ExRay drone comprises the …

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Concept: Seattle-based startup WiBiotic has received CE (Conformité Européene) Mark approval for two of its robotic wireless charging systems OC-301 and OC-251. They use the company’s TR-301 high-power transmitter to recharge larger drones, mobile robots, and marine vehicles from a landing pad or a wall station. Nature of Disruption: WiBotic’s TR-301 features flanges for simple …

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