Yes! We won the Creative Heroes Award 2019 in the category 1:1. Yesterday evening in Amsterdam, the prize was awarded to our team, represented by our own Ronald. A great compliment and boost for our team!
We have been nominated for the Creative Heroes Award 2019 in the category 1:1, i.e. impact on a personal level. We’re proud of the recognition and look forward to the award ceremonies on June 27 in Amsterdam!
We are proud that we have been nominated as one of the most promising spin-off startups in the Academic Startup Competition where Dutch universities and scientific institutions nominate their best and join the race for the 10 Dutch Pioneering Innovations from Science. Coming May 14 we will hear if we make it to the top-10! Please see their website for more info or read more in the press release that has been released by the organisation.
One of the investors in our company is Bernard Muller. Bernard is an ALS patient himself. Dutch newspaper FD had an extensive interview with him in which he was open and honest about his struggle. It resulted in a beautiful article (free registration required, Dutch only).
Our own Jason comments on research and experiments done at the University of Washington and Carnegie Mellon in Seattle where three people were able to play a game of Tetris by connecting their brains. Article appeared in Dutch newspaper Volkskrant – Dutch only.
On September 27 2018, the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam was host to CES Unveiled. At the event, Prince Constantijn Van Oranje-Nassau showed a video with 10 Dutch breakthrough technologies for 2018 on behalf of StartupDelta. We were featured as well and are proud of the recognition.
MindAffect mentioned in a column in Dutch newspaper Financieel Dagblad on the slow merging of men and computer. Dutch only and free registration needed.
Our CTO was invited by Dutch regional broadcaster Omroep Gelderland together with Theresa Oost, partner of ALS patient Richard Kerkhof, to talk about the possibilities of our technology for patients such as Richard.
MindAffect’s CTO Peter comments on MIT’s Alter Ego in an article by Dutch newspaper NRC.
