Mark Anderson
Keeping an eye on newly inaugurated hardware startups is a must for all serious followers of the tech industry. True, they might not all become industry giants, but they all represent the innovative spirit that the field desperately needs. To aid in your ongoing search for fresh industry perspectives, we’ve compiled a list of eleven hardware startups from London, each established in 2020 or later. These exciting new enterprises show the breadth and depth of what’s happening in the hardware industry right now.
ZIM Connections
As an innovative telecommunications firm, ZIM Connections is on a mission to make it easier for frequent travellers to connect, offering a digital SIM. Specific details about the founders are currently withheld on their online database. You can follow them on their respective social media handles on LinkedIn and Facebook for updates.
Incube
Incube, founded by Rishi Chowdhury, aims to facilitate the creation of healthy, productive and sustainable spaces for commercial real estate tenants. For more details about their work, follow them on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Broadband for Rural Kent
Moving onto the Internet of Things sector, Broadband for Rural Kent is a promising startup providing various broadband connection solutions. Their Facebook and LinkedIn pages contain more information about their services.
Geeks Guard
Operating in the Customer service, IT and Hardware industry, Geeks Guard is a London based startup. Stay tuned for updates on their work on their Facebook and LinkedIn accounts.
Myneral Labs
Brought to you by founders Bogdan Ionut Gheorghe and Max Boender, Myneral Labs specialises in supply-chain management software built on the blockchain. Find out more about what they’re working on through their Facebook and LinkedIn handles.
BitFutr
BitFutr, founded by Hammad Kayani, is a fintech start-up that enables transactions with digital currencies like bitcoin, ethereum, and litecoin. For a deeper understanding of their services, visit their LinkedIn and Twitter platforms.
Atlas Motor Corporation
Mohammed Hicham Hannoun and Mohammed Yehya EL BAKKALI have founded Atlas Motor Corporation, a startup specialising in electric vehicles technology and manufacturing to make EVs more affordable. For regular updates, follow them on LinkedIn.
Honeycomb Network
Started by Cameron Brown, Gabriel Yoong, Maysa Abadi, and William Cox, Honeycomb Network is developing charging infrastructure solutions for light electric vehicles. Discover more about their latest initiatives on their LinkedIn page.
TheAlternativeCompany
Operating in the Fashion and Manufacturing industry, TheAlternativeCompany is another London-based startup to watch. Follow the progress of their work on their Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
Nupay Tech
Finally, Nupay Tech, founded by Funfere Koroye and Roosevelt Elias is another startup to keep on your radar. For ongoing updates about what they’re working on, follow their Twitter account.
To wrap things up, we hope that this roundup of London-based, recently inaugurated hardware startups has given you a taste of the innovative happenings that continue to enhance the tech industry. Keep your eyes on these startups, as they’re all worth following as they develop and grow.
