VentriLabs is proud to announce that we have secured a 300,000 SEK grant from the Swedish innovation agency, Vinnova, to support our project, “Planning grant – Mathematical model-based flow control.”

This funding will enable us to prepare a competitive application for the prestigious Eurostars program, a funding initiative for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) aiming to collaborate on innovative projects with the potential for commercialization. If successful, our Eurostars application could secure up to 5 million SEK to bring groundbreaking advancements to market.

To achieve this goal, VentriLabs has partnered with Austrian company Qubicon AG, and together we will submit the Eurostars application in spring 2025. The proposed project focuses on developing novel mathematical model-based flow control technology, an innovation that holds transformative potential for the industry.

Robin Öz, CEO of VentriLabs, shared his thoughts on the grant:
“We are truly grateful to receive this support from Vinnova. Being awarded this planning grant helps us maximize our chances for a successful Eurostars application.”

The Vinnova grant represents an exciting step forward in our journey toward innovation and collaboration, and we look forward to sharing updates as we move closer to realizing this ambitious project.