Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE) PIPE Invest

FAPESP Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE) aims to support scientific and technological research, carried out in startups and small innovative companies in the State of São Paulo. The PIPE Invest stage is designed to offer supplementary funds for PIPE Phase 2 projects that have achieved proven success to accelerate the commercialization process of the innovation developed through the project, when there is an interested third party. PIPE Invest may be granted for a term of up to 24 months.

Companies' research projects supported by PIPE Program

Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE)

Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE) Phase 1
Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE) Phase 2
Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE) PIPE Invest
Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE) Phase 3

Research grants

Ongoing (most recent)

Abstract
Bright Photomedicine (trading name of the company Tergos Research and Education S.A., website: https://www.brightmed.com.br) has been operating for nearly 10 years in the treatment of chronic pain. Understanding how pain, quality of life, and daily activities of patients have been affected by pathologies, as well as remedied by customized photobiomodulation therapy-commercially known as p…
Development and validation of a system for monitoring and managing the journey of patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain., AP.PIPE
Abstract
In the current food production system, livestock uses 77% of global cultivable land and generates 50% of greenhouse gas emissions, however, it produces only 37% of proteins due to low efficiency in the process. The main challenge is to increase nutrient absorption by ruminants, which rarely exceeds 70% due to the recalcitrance of the food provided to the animal. Most of the nutritional re…
DEVELOPMENT OF A TECHNOLOGY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF AN ENZYME COCKTAIL WITH APPLICATION IN THE ANIMAL NUTRITION SECTOR, AP.PIPE
Abstract
Population aging is a phenomenon observed worldwide, and it is estimated that the Brazilian population will reach 42 million elderly in 2030, representing 18% of the total population in Brazil. Due to this reality, actions to promote health and prevent adverse conditions that often accompany aging, such as cognitive decline, are becoming increasingly necessary. Given the need to create pr…
The use of video games in monitoring and maintaining physical and mental health, AP.PIPE

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Completed (most recent)

Abstract
This project proposes the development of a system for monitoring and analyzing the equipment for water utilities. Around 80 to 90% of the energy spent by water utilities involves pumping water. The system will be responsible for measuring the electrical energy consumption of different types of equipment together with the measurement of the energy efficiency of the pump through the thermod…
Energy efficiency solution for assets for water utilities, AP.PIPE
Abstract
It is about improving the qualification and continuous assessment platform for professionals in the areas of security, facilities and health, whose business model is based on recurring revenue and high scalability. The focus of this phase is on the development of innovative processes and functionalities so that the solution, resulting from previous research, can be effectively inserted in…
Development of a training platform using virtual simulation and teaching customization to measure performance and behavior of professionals, AP.PIPE

FAPESP support in numbers * Updated September 14, 2024

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