Established by Roche and Plug and Play in 2018, Startup Creasphere was the first digital health focused innovation program in Munich. We connect startups and scaleups with industry-leading corporate partners to pilot their technology and drive new digital health solutions. The proven concept from Munich has built the ground for the global expansion and the Startup Creasphere programs in Singapore and the Silicon Valley. Over time, we have developed from a program with three locations to a globally integrated program, offering participating startups a well-organized co-creation framework for their time-boxed cooperations with corporations (in so-called batches) as well as mentoring and networking opportunities around the world.
Established by Roche and Plug and Play in 2018, Startup Creasphere was the first digital health focused innovation program in Munich. We connect startups and scaleups with industry-leading corporate partners to pilot their technology and drive new digital health solutions. The proven concept from Munich has built the ground for the global expansion and the Startup Creasphere programs in Singapore and the Silicon Valley. Over time, we have developed from a program with three locations to a globally integrated program, offering participating startups a well-organized co-creation framework for their time-boxed cooperations with corporations (in so-called batches) as well as mentoring and networking opportunities around the world.
Leveraging our ongoing global scouting activities, we run a selection process to nominate the best startups for our corporate partner’s focus areas before each batch.
Every batch starts with a kick-off event where the newly selected startups present their pitches, get to know the other participants and have first project meetings with their corporate pilot owner.
Over the course of the batch, startups and pilot owners meet during 3 deep dive for updates on the pilot projects. Startups get coaching and mentoring sessions with industry experts.
At the end of the 3-month program, the startups and their pilot owners present the results of their co-creation at the Expo Day event.
Leveraging our ongoing global scouting activities, we run a selection process to nominate the best startups for our corporate partner’s focus areas before each batch.
Every batch starts with a kick-off event where the newly selected startups present their pitches, get to know the other participants and have first project meetings with their corporate pilot owner.
Over the course of the batch, startups and pilot owners meet during 3 deep dive weeks for updates on the pilot projects. Startups get coaching and mentoring sessions with industry experts.
At the end of the 3-month program, the startups and their pilot owners present the results of their co-creation at the Expo Day event.
Advanced
Data Analytics
Digital
Biomarkers
Lab of the
Future
Disease
Management
Clinical
Decision Support
Digital Service
Solutions
Cardiometabolic
diseases
Oncology
Obesity
Women‘s
Health
Neurodegenerative
diseases
Infectious
Diseases
In this edition of the Startup Creasphere, the Roche innovation platform in Spain focused on ophthalmology and hepatocellular carcinoma, with a total of 56 participating startups from Spain and various European countries.
Roche Pharma Spain has already selected the projects that will enter the final stage of this call, focusing this year on the areas of ophthalmology and hepatocellular carcinoma.
Global Digital Health Innovation Platform Startup Creasphere Welcomes Three New Innovative Companies to the Spring Batch 2024 in Collaboration with Roche.
Arabesque focuses on human-centered robotics that help to digitize and automate processes and information.
Qure AI is a healthcare technology company that provides automated interpretation of radiology exams and ultrasounds scans.
Website
