Morten Dahl Iversen

RushFiles A/S provides cloud drive solutions for hosting providers and telecommunications. Its solutions enable users to share data with anyone directly from the client application; download selective files and folders; connect to multiple servers; and get popup notifications on file or folder changes. The firm creates a sync and share solution for the existing infrastructure of telecommunications and cloud providers, enabling secure mobile access and file sharing from any hosted file-server with the same ease of use as consumer cloud storage like Dropbox, Google Drive, and similar. RushFiles was founded by Morten Klank and Martin Haslund Johansson in 2012 and is headquartered in Horsens, Denmark.

GreenTrapOnline A/S provides pest control services. The firm also offers industrial cleaning and non-toxic pest control services. The company was founded by Per Roennau in 2005 and is headquartered in Tilst, Denmark.

Brainreader ApS provides software application that analyses MR brain scans. It develops three-dimensional medical image analysis software with the intention of automatic diagnosis, visualization, and volumetric quantification and segmentation of brain structures from magnetic resonance images. The firm's product, Neuroreader is a computer-aided diagnosis system to support clinicians in diagnosing Alzheimer´s in the early stages. Its software enables detection of atrophy in brain structures. The company was founded by Daniel Hovgaard Langhoff and Jamila Ahdidan in 2011 and is headquartered in Hvalso, Denmark.

Robobending ApS is a holding company that develops and sells software for programming of industrial robots for the Press brake application for bending of sheet metal. Its off-line programming software may be applied for programming the robots as well as the press brake in installation. Its programs take place off-line and without utilizing the physical robot. The firm is categorized under other software publishing. The company was founded on January 30, 2009 and is headquartered in Aalborg, Denmark.