Located at Station F, the HEC Paris Incubator supports entrepreneurs in developing their startups through an intensive four-month program. The new cohort, which began in September, tackles concrete problems in established markets.
Among the 13 selected startups are Charlie Finance, a data infrastructure for wealth management firms; OralData (formerly EndoData), an AI platform for structuring patient data and assisting dentists; and Belver, developing autonomous drones for preventing agricultural crop damage.
Other projects include Triloge, assisting families with emptying homes after a death or succession; Hexagone AI, enabling local document anonymization for confidential data AI use; and SIMAPTIC, specializing in immersive medical simulation to enhance basic training mannequins.
Siestify facilitates the booking of premium hotel experiences, while Regorus automates administrative management of successions for notaries. Nugae offers a premium neurocosmetic brand from Tahiti, combining skin-brain science with Polynesian pharmacopoeia.
Dealstone makes M&A operations accessible to leaders via an M&A expert network and native AI technology. Mesurons is a French MedTech company saving time and money for healthcare professionals. Finally, Nodera helps companies run servers when electricity is cleanest and cheapest, and AMIO provides personalized social experiences for authentic connections.
Three of these startups, Regorus, Triloge, and Dealstone, were previously supported by the HEC Startup Launchpad, an 11-week intensive accelerator for HEC Paris students. This continuity highlights the complementarity of HEC Paris's Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation programs.
The HEC Paris Incubator offers comprehensive support, including diagnostics, mentorship, strategy and business development assistance, fundraising support, dedicated training, networking with the HEC Paris entrepreneurial ecosystem, and international visibility. Since its inception, it has supported over 900 companies.
