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Stratio Advances to International Startup Competition in Israel with Portable Spectroscopy Technology
Stratio Wins Championship with Portable Spectrometer Technology
To Participate as Korean Representative at 'Start Tel Aviv 2017' in Israel in September
Stratio, which developed the portable spectrometer 'LinkSquare' based on image sensor technology, won first place in the Korean competition of 'Start Tel Aviv 2017'.
K-ICT Born2Global Center (Director Kim Jong-gap), a startup support organization, announced that it held the final round of the 'Start Tel Aviv 2017' Korean competition at Pangyo Startup Campus together with the Israeli Embassy to Korea and Yozma Group.
This competition is an event to select companies to participate as Korean representatives in 'Start Tel Aviv 2017', an international startup competition hosted by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the City of Tel Aviv on September 4-7. Start Tel Aviv 2017 is a major venture event where startups from various countries can exchange and form Israeli networks, with participants from approximately 20 countries worldwide.
It is also a side event of 'DLD Tel Aviv Innovation Festival 2017', a world-renowned startup conference.

Stratio, which ranked first in the final round, will participate in Israel's 'Start Tel Aviv 2017' competition. The Israeli government will cover all round-trip airfare and local accommodation expenses. Additionally, as a member company of Born2Global Center next year, the company will receive various support including professional consulting for overseas expansion, participation in overseas demo days and roadshows, and training.
Five teams advanced to the final round in this Korean preliminary competition. Participating teams include Stratio (CEO Lee Je-hyung), Eden Lux (CEO Park Sung-yong), Geoline (CEO Cho Sung-gyu), IDWare (CEO Joo Dong-won), and FountAI (CEO Oh Seung-jun).
The participating teams garnered attention by showcasing not only Stratio's budget-friendly portable spectrometry technology using smartphones, which won first place, but also electric vehicle charging mobile management and payment solutions, chatbot and AI consulting, IoT-based eye health management products, and cognitive rehabilitation solutions for Alzheimer's disease prevention.
Kim Jong-gap, Director of Born2Global Center, stated, "Starting with this event, we will learn from Israel's leadership in producing global startups and their entrepreneurial ecosystem, and will continue collaboration so that domestic startups can successfully expand into Israel, which remains largely unexplored territory."
To Participate as Korean Representative at 'Start Tel Aviv 2017' in Israel in September
Stratio, which developed the portable spectrometer 'LinkSquare' based on image sensor technology, won first place in the Korean competition of 'Start Tel Aviv 2017'.
K-ICT Born2Global Center (Director Kim Jong-gap), a startup support organization, announced that it held the final round of the 'Start Tel Aviv 2017' Korean competition at Pangyo Startup Campus together with the Israeli Embassy to Korea and Yozma Group.
This competition is an event to select companies to participate as Korean representatives in 'Start Tel Aviv 2017', an international startup competition hosted by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the City of Tel Aviv on September 4-7. Start Tel Aviv 2017 is a major venture event where startups from various countries can exchange and form Israeli networks, with participants from approximately 20 countries worldwide.
It is also a side event of 'DLD Tel Aviv Innovation Festival 2017', a world-renowned startup conference.
Stratio, which ranked first in the final round, will participate in Israel's 'Start Tel Aviv 2017' competition. The Israeli government will cover all round-trip airfare and local accommodation expenses. Additionally, as a member company of Born2Global Center next year, the company will receive various support including professional consulting for overseas expansion, participation in overseas demo days and roadshows, and training.
Five teams advanced to the final round in this Korean preliminary competition. Participating teams include Stratio (CEO Lee Je-hyung), Eden Lux (CEO Park Sung-yong), Geoline (CEO Cho Sung-gyu), IDWare (CEO Joo Dong-won), and FountAI (CEO Oh Seung-jun).
The participating teams garnered attention by showcasing not only Stratio's budget-friendly portable spectrometry technology using smartphones, which won first place, but also electric vehicle charging mobile management and payment solutions, chatbot and AI consulting, IoT-based eye health management products, and cognitive rehabilitation solutions for Alzheimer's disease prevention.
Kim Jong-gap, Director of Born2Global Center, stated, "Starting with this event, we will learn from Israel's leadership in producing global startups and their entrepreneurial ecosystem, and will continue collaboration so that domestic startups can successfully expand into Israel, which remains largely unexplored territory."
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