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Artificial intelligence in software for drug detection, global digital identity solutions, real-time communication across vehicle brands, and software that finds signs of health-related deterioration that could impair driving performance. These are the innovations that caught the interest of MobilityXlab’s founding partners in this year’s first batch. Eyescanner (Sweden), 12iD (Sweden), Aiden (USA), and Detectivio (Sweden) are now invited to collaborate with the six world-leading industry partners for a minimum of six months.

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It is essential to have a good interaction between the industry partner’s development teams and the startups from the word go. If you don't give a startup the proper access, it can quickly become a side-activity that you can't make much of in the longer business perspective.

Sweden-Israel Chamber of Commerce has announced this year's winner of the award: "MobilityXlab has incubated eight Israeli scale-ups and plays a vital role in promoting trade between Sweden and Israel."

Volvo Cars has invested in the optical and imaging technology start-up Spectralics through the Volvo Cars Tech Fund, the company’s venture capital investment arm.

Since early Autumn, four of MobilityXlab startups have been acquired, which is a fantastic number. Many congratulations to Upstride, Omen Technologies, SiaSearch, and Phasya for their success, and the acquiring companies that have taken steps to scale for future mobility.