The Secretary of State to the Minister of the Economy and Finance, the Secretary of State to the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Solidarity Transition, and the Secretary General for Investment distinguished the winning companies (start-ups and SMEs) of the first wave of the Innovation Contest at an awards ceremony, in the presence of the Managing Director of Engie, sponsor of this promotion, on 11 December 2018 at the General Secretariat for Investment. These companies, including Everysens, will share €54 million in state funding.

"It's a real pride to see our company and its breakthrough innovation distinguished by the highest institutions. This reinforces our conviction that our work makes a difference in the industrial world, for a more efficient and greener transport" says Dr. Youness Lemrabet, CEO of Everysens.

Of the 452 candidate companies, only 89 were selected, for innovation projects with particularly strong potential for the French economy. This trophy thus rewards Everysens for its R&D project "Omnitrack", selected by ADEME for its consistency with the government's climate plan.  

Expert in the traceability and optimization of industrial logistics flows, Everysens opens through this project its solution to all types of transport: not only rail, but also road, river, air and sea. On a single platform, Everysens thus enables its customers to monitor their multimodal flows via the integration of multiple sensor data (trailers, wagons, containers) and software (TMS, WMS, ERP etc.). The consolidated business information on a dedicated use case reduces the uncertainty related to operations, guarantees its optimal exploitation and is the first step towards increased profitability and better quality of service.

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