Past Challenges & Cohorts

Past Challenges

Explore Past Dimension X Cohorts and Challenge Statements

From working directly with science and tech experts in the Singapore government’s Home Team, to solving actual real-life challenges in public safety and security with end-users, to presenting their proofs-of-concept on Demo Day alongside other start-ups, here’s key takeaways from our previous start-up cohorts.

Challenge
Statements

Selected
Start-ups

1300+

Global Applications Received

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Cohort 1

May 2023

Crime Scene Forensics

Rapid crime scene imaging, mapping and on-scene 3D capture of forensic exhibits
Rapid identification of explosive residue and blast fragments at a post-blast scene

Environmental Monitoring & Sensemaking

Remote and early-detection of harmful gas (e.g., chlorine) emissions in low-light conditions
Predict and identify the source of chemical threats in the environment

Frontline Emergency & Rescue

Real time locating and monitoring of personnel in indoor environment
Life detection through wall or rubble

Human Performance

Remote, real time collaborative and realistic technology for tactical training and operations
Body cooling during operations

Out-of-the-Box Innovative Technologies

Highly innovative and impactful technologies relevant to public safety

Start-up Alumni

Discover Start-ups in the Hatch Ecosystem

Solving the challenges above are the innovative deep-tech start-ups we have sourced from all over the world, many of which had no presence in the public safety sector until their experience in our programmes. View our directory to meet these alumni.

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What we do is only possible because of the people who place their trust in us. If you are a public safety/innovation ecosystem stakeholder or a start-up with deep-tech solutions looking to shape the future of public safety, let us have a conversation.

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