7 of the coolest Dutch tech startups at CES 2025

Fifty of the Netherlands’ fastest-growing tech companies gathered in Las Vegas this week. The crew crossed the Atlantic to attend CES, the world’s largest technology trade show.

Next to them is Economy Minister Dirk Bellaarts, whose mission is to promote Dutch innovation. Just like TNV. We partner with the Consumer Trade Association, which organizes CES, for its annual trade show. Match program at the event. Personal meetings unite startups with investors and corporate venture arms.

TNW also met the Dutch delegation at CES. Here are seven members of the tech team who caught our attention.

1. Solar LED

The sun is shining in Vegas, but the skies in Europe in January are quite dark and gray. SunLED wants to brighten up our lives. The company is developing Near-infrared light technology proven to improve mental and physical health. The system integrates with computer screens, car interiors and lamps.

2. Deep sleep

After you’ve enjoyed the bright day, Deep sleep can offer you a good night. The startup’s wearable devices analyze brain waves to predict upcoming events. neural activity. They then deliver gentle sensory stimuli to enhance deep sleep waves. In tests, 64% of users reported improved sleep quality, and 78% said their daytime fatigue decreased.

3. Orthogourmet

Another startup planning to improve our health is OrthoGourmet. The company’s app tracks your diet using a unique nutrition analyzer. After scanning the product barcode users can instantly record nutritional data in a daily food diary. application also offers personalized advice on your daily macro and micro needs.

4. Medical-X

Taking care of yourself is good, but sometimes we need help from qualified professionals. Enter Medical-X. Bin Arnhem, The company develops humanoid robots for medical training. Medical-X describes the droids as “the most realistic, advanced and customizable patient simulators in the world.”

5. Whipp

Leiden-based Whispp has taken on yet another healthcare challenge. The startup has launched the application for people with voice disorders and severe stuttering. The AI-powered system transforms impaired speech into the clear, natural voice of the user’s choice—without any delay.

6. Addotika

Better vision is also on offer at CES. Rotterdam Adoptics plans to improve our vision in augmented reality by developing prescription lenses for AR glasses. Lightweight lenses adapt to any smart frame shape. They can also help drive AR adoption.

7. Flow beams

Flow Beams has opened another path to better health: needle-free injections. Using a laser, the company first heats the appropriate liquid. This process creates microbubbles that push a fine stream through the skin for rapid absorption into the body. In addition to combating needle fear, technology can reduce the risk of contamination and the amount of hazardous waste.

All these new medical technologies have us optimistic about our New Year’s resolutions to live healthier lives. However, our top seven are just a taste of the Dutch treats at CES. You can see all 50 members of the delegation. Here.