4 new start-ups join the “Health - Prevention in the construction industry” accelerator

4 companies presented their projects on Thursday, December 3 by videoconference, in front of a jury made up of construction and prevention professionals and in the presence of the founding partners, the CCCA-BTP, the OPPBTP, PRO BTP and the EXCELLENCE SMA Foundation. Their projects were assessed on the basis of five criteria:

• The innovative nature of their technology or service;
• Accessibility of the target market;
• The team (the skills and expertise mobilized, the ability to carry out the project);
• The reliability of the business model;
• The adequacy of the start-up with the health and prevention themes of the accelerator.

This tenth edition allowed the four start-ups that presented their innovations to convince the members of the jury. They have therefore all been selected to integrate the “Health - Prevention in the construction industry” accelerator:

• Parsys Telemedicine, a specialist in telemedicine, designs software and hardware solutions for teleconsultation and tele-expertise. Originally specializing in the production of certain medical equipment, the start-up has since expanded its range of products to offer turnkey solutions for on-site, semi-fixed or mobile telemedicine, as well as a service assistance via a medical web platform.
  
  
• Intsite has developed an artificial vision system intended to warn crane operators of risks in their professional environment. The start-up highlights the advantages of this solution in terms of security but also productivity.
  
  
• wear health specializes in artificial intelligence applied to the interpretation of operators' movements in their workplace. The start-up offers PPE or connected clothing and is responsible for collecting and interpreting the resulting data. This makes it possible in particular to map the risk areas on a site, to identify the most painful tasks and to optimize operations.
  
  
• Bulane designs innovative flame production systems from water and electricity (extraction of hydrogen by electrolysis of water), for brazing and welding operations. This notably enables a reduction in the risk of accidents linked to the handling of gas cylinders, better ergonomics and lightness of the tools, a reduction in exposure to gases from complete combustion as well as a reduction in the environmental footprint of -94%.

These start-ups will benefit from the expertise and feedback from the four founding partners to boost the performance of companies in terms of health and prevention. The partners also undertake to facilitate exchanges and the visibility of startups with their member companies, in particular through their websites, their social networks and their respective media, as well as on the occasion of events to which they are likely. to participate.