ING Granty edycja VI 2024
On December 4, 2024, Embedded Systems.do proudly took part in the grand finale of the 6th edition of the ING Grant Program—a prestigious initiative supporting climate-oriented innovation in Poland. Our solution, ESLOG, was selected among the top 10 finalists, earning recognition for its contribution to sustainable food logistics and storage.
Although we did not take home the final prize, the experience was a major milestone in our journey and a validation of the relevance and potential of our technology.
“The ING Grant Program final was an exceptional experience. While we didn’t secure a winning position, standing among such purpose-driven innovators and presenting our project before a distinguished jury was an incredible honor and a significant moment in the development of our startup, Eslog System.”
— Anna Skóra-Cichowska, CMO of Embedded Systems.do
About the ING Grant Program
The ING Grant Program is built on a bold mission: to empower people to stay one step ahead in life and business, while acting decisively to protect the planet. Guided by the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the program backs innovations that address real ecological challenges. This year’s edition placed a spotlight on Goal 15: Life on Land, with a specific challenge:
How can we support sustainable food production?
This question grows increasingly urgent as the global population approaches 10 billion. Finalists in the program were chosen based on their potential to reshape the agri-food sector through:
- Innovative agricultural technologies
- Preservation of biodiversity and soil health
- Plant-based alternatives in nutrition
Sustainable Food Monitoring with ESLOG
Our pitch centered on ESLOG, a smart data recording system designed to monitor and optimize the transport and storage of food. Using advanced sensors and smart QR-coded labels, ESLOG ensures ideal conditions for food logistics, helping reduce spoilage and environmental impact while supporting more efficient supply chains.
By applying smart technology to food logistics, we directly address the core goals of the ING program—making food systems more sustainable, efficient, and accountable.
Moving Forward with Confidence
Being part of the ING Grant Program finale has further energized our mission at Embedded Systems.do. The opportunity to connect with fellow innovators, receive expert feedback, and showcase our work to a values-driven jury reinforces our belief that technology has a critical role to play in shaping a sustainable future.
We extend our thanks to ING and the program organizers for their vision and support, and we congratulate all the incredible finalists working to build a better world.
