9 international startups flying in to exhibit at TIA SG 2016

You’ve seen our pick of local startups and the companies that are returning to exhibit again at Tech in Asia Singapore 2016’s Bootstrap Alley.

Now, get ready to meet even more startups who will be travelling a long distance to be with us on April 12 and 13.

To whet your appetite, we’ve rounded up nine international startups who will be exhibiting at our Singapore conference.

1. SVET (Russia)

There’s just something about natural light – the world seems so much more positive with it. Turns out, it’s not just good for our mood, it’s actually great for our health as well. And now, SVET is bringing you more of it all the way from Russia. Its LED light bulb is crafted to mimic natural light in accordance with the time of day. By replicating its properties and dynamics, it promises to help you sleep better, to reduce your stress, and to go easy on your eyes.

2. Spacosa Corp (South Korea)

Spacosa Corp’s product, CatchLoc, provides real-time location to ensure the safety of loved ones, as well as valuable objects. Through the use of a beacon, or GPS device, its locating system can identify its exact whereabouts and send updates directly to your smartphone.

3. Robokidz Edventures (India)

The computer literacy we know today is on course to set even higher benchmarks in the near future, with coding and programming modules surfacing as early on as elementary schools. Robokidz is one startup leading this charge in India. The robotic club trains teachers in different disciplines such as electronics, robotics, circuit building, automation, and industrial design. In turn, these teachers run the program in schools with Robokid’s support and teaching materials. The startup is currently raising funds to raise awareness about STEM in India, and to produce higher quality content for their students.

4. Product Lighthouse (Australia)

Product Lighthouse aims to easily convey product information to retail shops through its portal. The Australian startup focuses on fast moving, feature-rich and complex products such as smart goods, home technology, and accessories where information changes frequently and rapidly. Through Product Lighthouse’s portal, vendors can submit data on their product, and subsequently make changes or updates for retailers to easily refer to.

5. Skopes (Australia)

Getting a group of people to change their behavior and adapt to new technologies is often a tall order. This might explain why implementing a new system for any organization is no easy task – almost half of these projects are doomed to failure from the onset.

Australian startup Skopes wants to ease more clients and vendors into the process, with its comprehensive project set-up tool. It takes users through the entire process from gathering information, all the way through to measuring your return on investment for each completed project.

6. LeadSpotting (Israel)

LeadSpotting is an automatic business lead generation service that helps businesses to grow. Through the use of algorithms, LeadSpotting’s software scans, filters, analyzes, and sends the information directly to your inbox, so you can focus your efforts on selling instead.

7. Shoka (Hungary)

Every cyclist knows the dangers of riding on the road. Now, this Hungarian startup wants to make cycling safer with ShokaBell. The team of avid cyclists behind this startup tout their gadget as the world’s first app-enabled bicycle bell. It comes packed with safety features, such as alarm sounds of different volumes for pedestrians and cars, and an anti-theft notification system to alert you via the app if someone moves your parked bicycle.

8. Easi6 (South Korea)

Easi6 provides a professional chauffeur-driven limo service within as well as between two business hubs – Hong Kong and Shenzhen. Through its app, Easiway, it allows passengers to book trips, make payments within the app, and pass through custom checks without getting off. This is especially friendly for foreigners, enabling those who aren’t proficient in Mandarin or Cantonese to easily travel between the two cities.

9. Mentorloop (Australia)

Throughout your career, you’re likely to meet many talented professionals. Yet only a handful of us are lucky enough to have some of them as mentors. Australia’s Mentorloop is planning to make mentorship available for more people to participate in with its cloud based application.

If you’re a startup looking to get discovered, here are your options to join us at Tech in Asia Singapore 2016:

If you’re not a startup, but want to meet these companies, you’re welcome to the party as well. Save 10 percent off (code: tiasg10) when you get your passes to Tech in Asia Singapore 2016 by March 13!

See the coverage on other exhibiting startups at Bootstrap Alley here:

5 local startups exhibiting at Tech in Asia Singapore 2016
6 startups returning to TIA SG 2016 to exhibit