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Welcome to KTH Innovation

At KTH, students, researchers and employees from all over the world develop innovative solutions to humanity's challenges. With support from KTH Innovation their ideas get the best possible conditions to succeed. Together, we create opportunities for new technology to come society to use and create impact for a better future for all.

KTH, the engine of Swedish Innovation

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Start developing your idea

Do you have an idea or a research result you think could create impact in society? We'd love to hear about it! If you're a student, researcher or employee at KTH, send us a description of your idea and we'll get in touch. Our support is free and confidential and you don't need to apply to get started.

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Join the KTH Innovation pre-incubator program

It's time to apply to Batch 12 of KTH Innovation's pre-incubator program, the program that in one year gives you the tools you need to grow.

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Daniel Peng, Gabriella Dalman and Julia Huang standing in front of a window

Building the go to platform for train travel

Meet the KTH students who will make booking a train journey through Europe as easy as booking a flight online. They are launching Voyley, with their s...

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Oscar Örnberg to the left and Vahan Petrosyan to the right, standing in front of a red brick wall. — SuperAnnotate secured 30 MSEK in investment. CTO Vahan Petrosyan created the algorithms underpinning their image annotation systems while completing his Ph.D. at KTH.

Millions invested in startups from KTH

Startups and spinoffs from KTH have secured over 150 million SEK in funding and investment this spring. From the world's fastest image annotation syst...

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KTH Innovation has just moved into the Red Cross's college premises on the KTH Campus. Lisa Ericsson looks forward to a new meeting place for innovation. (Photo: Håkan Lindgren) (storlisa.jpg) — KTH Innovation has just moved into the Red Cross's college premises on the KTH Campus. Lisa Ericsson looks forward to a new meeting place for innovation. (Photo: Håkan Lindgren)

Searching for solutions

Lisa Ericsson launched KTH Innovation almost 15 years ago. In this time she has seen new ideas take off and the Swedish innovation wonder emerge.Every...

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Innovation from KTH

A person changes the face of a Furhat Robot, a robot head where a face is projected onto a mask.

Furhat is the world's most social robot

An afternoon coffee break lead to a group of KTH researcher coming up with the idea behind that is now the world's most advanced social robot.

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We're always interested in hearing about your ideas or research. Booking a first meeting with us is easy.

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Can you contribute?

Want to join a startup or one of our networks? There are many ways to contribute to innovation projects from KTH.

How you can contribute

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Do you have questions about patents, startups from KTH, or something else entirely? You can always reach out to us.

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