Since May 2025, Eryon has been incubated at EuraTechnologies. It’s been a step, a turning point, and an accelerator all at once. For us, it was above all a first validation: that of a credible project, driven by a determined team, and recognized by a demanding ecosystem.
Being incubated at EuraTechnologies is much more than just having an office or a badge. It’s joining a community of entrepreneurs who share the same doubts, the same challenges, and the same ambitions. It’s also benefiting from structured support on the key issues that make or break a startup: business model, financing, legal matters, and product strategy. At every stage, we were challenged, guided, and supported.
This experience helped us progress on all fronts. We learned to structure our business plan, refine our financing strategy, and build our grant applications methodically. But most importantly, we were able to exchange ideas, debate, and confront our thoughts with other project leaders. These discussions allowed us to validate some choices, question others, and accept a simple truth: in entrepreneurship, ego is often the enemy of the pivot.
At Eryon, we are convinced that we must remain curious. That doubt is a driver, not a weakness. And that a good environment can make all the difference. EuraTechnologies provided us with a stimulating workspace, access to valuable networks, and inspiration from the journeys of entrepreneurs who, like us, started with a simple idea but were driven by a clear desire to solve a real problem.
Today, we continue to move forward, stronger for what we learned at Euratech. And while this incubation marks only the beginning of our journey, it will undoubtedly remain one of the strongest foundations on which we have built Eryon.