The We Did It In Poland campaign is not slowing down. More Polish innovations are joining the initiative!

The We Did It In Poland campaign continues to grow, attracting more and more innovative solutions created in Poland. Thanks to the commitment of the creators, more innovations have enriched the catalog on the campaign website, setting new directions for development. Check out what innovations have joined and learn more about what’s new in Polish companies changing the world.

CuAgWire

The innovative solution, protected in 16 European countries, uses the positive conductivity properties of copper to reduce power transmission losses in power lines. The technology consists of a low-loss core based on copper and silver, which is braided with aluminum to form an innovative cable for 110 kV overhead lines. The properties of these two metals make it possible to reduce losses from electricity transmission by more than 20%. The parameters have been confirmed under real conditions on the line in use. This technology can provide a solution to the country’s current power transmission problems.

REDD Market Image

REDD’s Market Image is a platform that enables real-time analysis of the office and warehouse real estate market. The tool allows monitoring key indicators in real time, eliminating the need to wait for quarterly reports. Users can track the dynamics of supply, demand, vacancy and rental rates, as well as export data for further analysis.

BioCam.ai Capsule Endoscopy

BioCam is developing endoscopic capsules for remote examination of the entire gastrointestinal tract in humans and animals. The painless and comfortable alternative to traditional endoscopy eliminates the need for hospitalization. The technology combines an endoscopy capsule, a mobile app and a telemedicine platform – an image analysis system supported by artificial intelligence. AI algorithms automatically detect lesions, assisting doctors in faster diagnosis.

DES Vision System

DES has developed the world’s first mobile application for structural health monitoring and facility condition assessment using artificial intelligence and computer vision (the app is part of the ISO-certified and patent-pending DES Vision System).
The application has been used on some of the largest infrastructure projects in the world – in Denmark, the United Kingdom, Belgium, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

Join the campaign!

If you have developed an innovative solution and you want the whole of Europe to hear about it, submit yours to the We Did It in Poland campaign. Just visit the main website www.wediditinpoland.eu and fill out the application form.

Together we show that innovations created in Poland have global potential.

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