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Fact sheet
Fact sheet
Inspiration for innovation
Inspiration for innovation
Verhaert Masters in Innovation is the Belgian broker in ESA's Technology Transfer Network. Our aim is to exploit space technologies in the development of new innovative products. Technologies and components in space are extremely: efficient, reliable and sustainable. Therefore, space is a bottomless source of inspiration for innovation. We support entrepreneurs who are looking for successful solutions to technological issues. And initiate a technology transfer process between technology provider and receiver. Our services within this project include opportunity scans, feasibility studies and building demonstrators. Projects can be financed by ESA and Belspo.
Belgian broker highlights
years in innovation support
+45
organizations represented by Belgian broker
219
products developed
+1000
employees
175
competence labs
8
R&D budget (2017)
25M
About ESA Broker Belgium
Leading integrated product innovation company
Leading integrated product innovation company
Verhaert Masters in Innovation is a leading company offering integrated product innovation services. We have a customer-orientated approach focused on breakthrough products, systems and business innovations. By converging user needs and business requirements with expertise in state-of-the-art technologies, we maximize the innovation potential of your organization.
Our technologies
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The Belgian research institute imec, with extensive expertise in nanoelectronics, developed dedicated platforms for designing radiation-hardened appli ...
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Radiation hard technology is not often used outside of space applications. ...
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The International Berthing and Docking Mechanism (IBDM) is the European androgynous low impact docking mechanism that is capable of docking and berthi ...
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The hyperspectral camera can be mounted on a variety of small remotely piloted aircraft (rotary or fixed wing) and monitors hundreds of ha in a single ...
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Force feedback exoskeleton consisting of two arms and two hands exoskeletons, integrated within a semi-seated outpost, and supported by a gravity comp ...
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This microscope was engineered by a Belgium company boasting a wide-ranging expertise in the field of vision and optical metrology. ...
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Within the world of embedded systems, a technology shift is happening towards smart and connected low power multi-processor electronics systems on chi ...
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Our technology creates a direct vibration on two platforms. These platforms can also be tilted independently for proprioceptive training. ...
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New Open Call for demonstrator proposals
19 May 2017
Success Story
€50.000 to boost your start-up
19 January 2018
Automating sample testing thanks to space
Automating sample testing thanks to space
A miniaturised biotech unit developed for the International Space Station is improving medical diagnoses on Earth
A miniaturised biotech unit developed for the International Space Station is improving medical diagnoses on Earth
Thanks to a space technology transfer, this diagnostic device has a level of accuracy that is similar to the higher-throughput processors, typically of 48 strips, at a fraction of the cost.