Hello Tomorrow
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Overview
Hello Tomorrow is a mission-driven global organisation that aims to accelerate the transfer of deep technologies to solve some of our most pressing industrial, environmental and societal challenges. Our activities: 1/ Scouting deep tech solutions worldwide: Partnering with over 200 of the best universities & accelerators to identify new and promising projects, we give innovation a platform through startup competitions. 2/ Building a collaborative ecosystem: Connecting all key players (startups, universities, investors, accelerators, & enterprises) in a global ecosystem through events, competitions and programs around the globe. 3/ Innovation consulting & services: Helping private and public organisations understand deep tech applications, regain agility, and manage their own ecosystem. 4/ Deep tech observatory: Identify and analyse innovation trends & dynamics leveraging experts and data from our network. Generate debates to question the role of emerging technologies in our society. Are you ready to join us?
- Total investments
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- Investments · 12mo
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- Active investors
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Investment portfolio
- Diamfab
Participated · Equity · Mar 2024
Diamfab develops and manufactures semiconductor diamonds via a proprietary synthesis process and has inaugurated a pilot production line earlier this year. The company employs 26 people and reported no disclosed revenue figures in the articles. Diamfab has partnered with CEA and STMicroelectronics to demonstrate a diamond–tritium micro-nuclear battery and is working with Orano to explore other radioisotopes to increase power. It targets niche markets already identified for which its diamond technology is described as mature for radiation and high-temperature applications, and plans demonstrators for spatial, nuclear and quantum markets. The firm aims to mature its processes and scale industrial capacity to address the larger power electronics market around 2030–2032. Its prior funding round raised €8.7 million two years ago and about €4 million of that supported its first pilot line.