Meet the teams selected for the AI Accelerator

This week, the AI Accelerator launched at Tehnopol Startup Incubator, where eight teams were selected from a highly competitive pool of applicants. The three startups developing AI technologies with the strongest business potential will be awarded a development grant of €10,000.

The AI Accelerator at Tehnopol Startup Incubator helps bring new and strong AI-driven technology companies to market. The programme supports participating teams through a dedicated AI-focused training series, as well as mentors and experts from the top of their field, who work with the teams on a weekly basis.

The teams that started their journey in the AI Accelerator are:

B.O.R.I.S. is an AI DevOps teammate that knows exactly what is happening in a company’s infrastructure. B.O.R.I.S. works as part of the team, integrating with the systems already in use, providing fast and data-driven solutions, automating tedious routine tasks, and preserving the full history and knowledge of the infrastructure so it is always accessible to the team.

ignostiq develops AI-based enterprise solutions that give organisations back time, clarity, and control. Their first product, Pulse360, transforms 360° feedback from a slow manual process into an AI-driven experience by generating context-based questionnaires, guiding evaluators in real time, and providing actionable development plans.

Codemowers is developing Driftmower, a solution that helps DevOps and platform teams reduce the complexity of managing systems. Using AI, it gives teams better insight into how software changes over time and how it performs in real-world use.

Paradocs is an AI platform that generates technical documentation for engineering and manufacturing companies.

Kratt Academy is an AI-based edtech platform for schools. Teachers upload the curriculum, and the system generates learning materials, exercises, tests, and subject-specific simulation games. Its built-in AI tutor, Arukratt, supports students 24/7. Teachers manage everything through a dashboard that provides real-time progress tracking, transparent assessment, and full control over content. The first product, Tarnekratt, was launched in logistics education, but the platform is designed to scale to any subject where rules, constraints, and consequences drive learning.

PAM is a digital assistant that supports parents in making medical decisions related to their child’s health by providing real-time information on doctor’s appointments, age-specific health procedures, and drug interactions.

Drivory is an AI-powered location-based discovery app that tells you what is happening around you while you drive. The app automatically detects nearby points of interest and narrates their stories aloud, without the need to search or plan ahead. At the core of the system is a smart recommendation engine that takes into account location, speed, direction, and your preferences to deliver the right content at the right moment. Our goal is to create a discovery layer that moves with you and can later be expanded internationally.

Narfe uses AI to turn content from trusted travel creators into personalised and instantly bookable trips.

Good luck to all the teams, and we wish you a successful accelerator journey! Keep an eye on our channels, as we will definitely be sharing updates on how the teams are doing.

Applications for the AI Accelerator will open again in the autumn. Register your interest here to be the first to know when we start accepting applications again!

The AI Accelerator is part of the AI development programme launched with the support of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications and will run for six months.