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Smart Business The 10 best IoT Hubs Hub founded 2017 in Raleigh, North Carolina, for the express purpose of providing resources to the startup community that are not available in typical co-working and startup incubator spaces. Its RIoT Lab is a fully fledged hardware, wireless, and software prototyping laboratory with all the tools for full-stack IoT prototyping. Tom Snyder, RIoT’s executive director, says the hub focuses on being the connective tissue to bring together industry, startups, government, universities, and Cansu Deniz Bayrak, COO Startupbootcamp IoT photo ©: Startupbootcamp Getting a hand Successful IoT hubs usually provide coaching and mentoring services where young founders can draw on the experience of seasoned entrepreneurs who, in many cases, were once a successful startup themselves. London Socializing and networking are an important function of a good IoT Hub. investors in the most collaborative way possible. “We only are successful when all these stakeholders are successful,” he claims. Startupbootcamp IoT, founded in 2016 in London, operates a worldwide chain of accelerator programs designed to support early stage tech founders and hardware developers. The programs allow them to scale their companies rapidly by providing direct access to an international network of the most relevant mentors, partners, and investors in their industry. This includes: • AfriTech in South Africa, which focuses on high-growth startups photo ©: Hhire Space in blockchain, connected devices, payment solutions, capital markets, asset management, and integrated supply chains. • Digital Health Berlin, which is now entering its third cycle, is supported by major pillars of health care, Sanofi, Munich Re, Berlin Institute of Health, and Deutsche Apothekerund Ärztebank. Its goal is to provide a solid launchpad for fast-growth early stage IoT startups. • Smart City Amsterdam offers coworking space in Amsterdam’s first IoT startup hub and offers threemonth innovation programs in areas such as smart infrastructures and urban planning, smart photo ©: Next Big Thing AG 34
Europe Smart Systems Hub (www.smart-systems-hub.de) ■ Dresden, Germany, Europe Partners: SAP, T-Systems Multimedia Solutions, Infineon, GlobalFoundries, Fraunhofer, Silicon Saxony, HighTech- Startbahn, 5GLab Startup references: Wandelbots Services: Consultation on company setup Mentoring (via FutureSax and others) Incubation and growth consultancy (mainly via HighTechStartbahn) Connecting to relevant industry partners Marketing to local and regional policy makers as well as the general public Innovation workshops Setup and management of pilot projects Promotion of activities Startupbootcamp IoT (https://www.startupbootcamp.org) ■ London, UK, Europe Hardware vertical of Startupbootcamp, a family of global startup growth programs. Funding partners include: Cisco, Rolls-Royce, DLL, Inmarsat, and Farnell/Avnet Startup references: ThingTrax, Doordeck, Trackener, HUDlog, Mothive, Odyssey Sensors, Unifi.id Services: Insights into upcoming trends in IoT innovation Aligning a startup’s sourcing with its roadmap, so the startup is able to interact in a meaningful way (proof of concept, pilots) Mi-IDEA* (https://www.mi-idea.com/) ■ Manchester, UK, Europe Program providing one-to-one support, mentorship, and go-to market strategy for disruptive technology companies. Sponsorship from local and global partners: Manchester Science Partnerships (MSP) and Cisco Services: Acting as a co-innovation hub to trailblaze applied research, collaborating with partners, startups, universities, and government research institutions Prague IoT Centre / Prague Startup Centre (http://en.pragueiotcentre.cz/) ■ Prague, Czech Republic, Europe Launched in April 2017, it helps IoT startups to get its pilot customers and expand internationally through Conrad and Sigfox network operators. Focused on B2B IoT and smart city projects, it offers help and mentoring. Partners: T-Mobile, SimpleCell, SigFox, Microsoft, Operator ICT, EY, Conrad, Esa, BigClown Startup references: Comfort Meter, Larx, Acrios Services: Connecting startups, mentors, partners, investors, and potential customers Regular lectures, workshops, and meetups * (Manchester Inspired-Innovation Digital Enterprise Alliance) 35
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