Six Dutch Startups Win Innovation Accolades at CES 2025
Las Vegas, Tuesday, 29 July 2025.
CES 2025 in Las Vegas honors six Dutch startups for their innovative solutions in pollution and health, highlighting the Netherlands’ role in pioneering green-tech and biotech advancements.
Dutch Startups’ Triumph at CES 2025
Set against the backdrop of the globally recognized Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, six Dutch startups have garnered the 2025 CES Innovation Award. Recognized for their pioneering contributions in tackling environmental pollution and enhancing health technologies, these startups exemplify the vigor of the Netherlands’ tech scene. The awardees include 1NA, Budz, Flowbeams, Liion Power, Senergetics, and WearMai, highlighting the country’s strides in biotechnology and green technology sectors [1].
Spotlight on Innovation and Support
The recognition at CES underscores the critical role the Netherlands plays in the global tech industry, particularly through platforms like the WBSO, which provides fiscal incentives for research and development. This support is pivotal, fostering an environment where innovation can flourish. During the CES 2025, 50 Dutch startups, including the awarded ones, are expected to showcase their innovations, which range from novel battery technologies to advanced bio-sensing platforms [1].
Sector Highlights: Green Tech and Biotech
Among the notable innovations, Flowbeams is spearheading efforts with its needle-free injection technology catering to both pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. Liion Power has developed a groundbreaking device aimed at enhancing the lifespan of batteries by 50%, thereby significantly reducing electronic waste. This keen focus on sustainability reflects a broader trend within the Dutch tech ecosystem towards addressing critical global challenges [1].
A National Commitment to Tech Advancement
Participation in CES is part of a long-standing tradition for the Netherlands, marking its ninth consecutive year at this influential event. The Dutch government’s strategic initiatives, such as the Innovation Credit and the Seed Business Angel scheme, further underline its commitment to nurturing startups and facilitating their international expansion. These efforts not only bolster the domestic industry but also position Dutch startups as formidable players on the world stage [1].