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MTB deepens its Commitment to South Korea: New Innovation Center opens in Seoul

By |2026-09-08T23:33:18+02:00September 8th, 2026|General|

Five years after entering the market, Mind the Bridge appoints senior MD Yub Shin to lead its expanded Korean operations and unveils "The Innovation Economy of South Korea", a full-ecosystem analysis presented at the Scaleup Summit Seoul 2026. Goal? Tracking the entire Korean innovation ecosystem in real time, from early-stage startups to the enabling ecosystem of investors, innovation brokers and corporate demand.

Beyond Innovation: The Evolving Mandate of CIOs

By |2026-02-04T12:27:03+01:00February 4th, 2026|Uncategorized|

Only 56% of innovation KPIs focus on innovation; today 44% tie to Strategy and P&L. This is one of the key findings of Mind the Bridge’s latest report, “Open Innovation Outlook 2026 – Insights and Future Perspectives from Corporate Startup Stars”, based on data collected in December 2025 during the closed-door session of the 10th Corporate Startup Stars Awards in Paris, organized in partnership with the International Chamber of Commerce.

Inside AIPL’s Mission to Bring Full Automation to Shipbuilding

By |2025-11-26T17:07:07+01:00November 26th, 2025|General|

AIPL was founded with a clear mission: apply AI, robotics, and autonomy to the most labor-intensive stages of shipbuilding - particularly welding, block assembly, and LNG (liquefied natural gas) vessel manufacturing. The company has shown impressive traction with large industry players that dominate a highly concentrated industry.

From Busan to the Bay: KOAI’s Autonomous Robots Take on Ocean Pollution



By |2025-11-17T11:07:54+01:00November 17th, 2025|General|

Meet KOAI, an ocean-tech company turning marine cleanup into an autonomous, data-driven operation. Founded by Tony Park (Park Kyung-Taek), KOAI was born after witnessing the devastating impact of oil spills and plastic waste on Korean coastlines.
First in our series featuring the deep-tech startups worth paying attention to.

Asteroidea: from Parking Chaos to Smart Mobility

By |2025-10-31T13:52:40+01:00October 31st, 2025|Uncategorized|

Asteroidea, a Tunisian startup, is transforming parking areas into connected, data-driven mobility hubs. Selected among the five startups of the Terna Innovation Zone Tunisia (TIZ) — an open innovation program launched by Terna, in collaboration with Mind the Bridge and ELIS Innovation Hub — Asteroidea is rethinking how parking systems can accelerate the shift to sustainable mobility.

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