Slovenia will be present at Web Summit 2026 in Lisbon from 9 to 12 November with a national stand hosting twelve Slovenian startups. They work in precision oncology, medical 3D printing, generative artificial intelligence, industrial software, blockchain analytics, mobility, tourism technology, computer vision and decentralised AI infrastructure. Visitors to the Slovenian stand can meet the founders directly, see the technologies in development and discuss partnership, pilot and investment opportunities.
A wider Slovenian delegation of technology companies will also be present at the event beyond the national stand.
Web Summit is one of the largest technology events in Europe, bringing together founders, investors, corporates and media. The Slovenian presentation is organised by SPIRIT Slovenia, the public agency for entrepreneurship and internationalisation, as part of its programme supporting the international growth of Slovenian technology companies.
Software for blockchain analytics and crypto investigations. A proprietary engine converts raw on-chain transactions into readable wallet activity and connections, supporting forensic, security and analytics teams.
Decentralised AI infrastructure: a network of autonomous nodes running open models locally, together with a distributed model layer that splits larger models across several devices.
AI-powered precision oncology platform that predicts how an individual patient will respond to cannabinoid therapies, using a digital twin of the tumour. A research-driven deep tech company working in personalised cancer treatment.
AI problem solving for manufacturing. The solution guides engineers through established root cause methods such as 8D, Five Whys and Ishikawa, drawing on data already held in ERP and MES systems and in technical documents, to resolve complaints, scrap and downtime faster.
Ridesharing platform built on a proprietary algorithm that matches partially overlapping routes, so drivers and passengers can share part of a journey rather than only identical ones.
University deep tech spin-off turning CT and MRI scans into patient-specific 3D printed anatomical models. The models are used for surgical planning, medical training and the calibration of surgical robots.
AI athletic coach for children aged 6 to 14. The mobile app analyses movement through the phone camera in real time and turns training into a game, giving young athletes and their clubs structured feedback on technique and progress.
Generative AI platform for professional product photography without a studio. Brands and online retailers upload a product image and receive campaign-ready visuals, replacing part of the traditional photo shoot process.
B2B software for business analytics and financial planning that brings data from different business systems into one workspace, making it usable by finance teams and by AI tools working on the same data.
AI-first white label platform for the digitalisation of tourism providers and destinations. Destination organisations use it to coordinate their local ecosystem of accommodation, activity and service providers in a single system.
Computer vision for parking and traffic management that runs on existing CCTV infrastructure, giving cities and operators occupancy and traffic data without installing new sensors.
AI platform that turns technical documentation and employee know-how into multilingual voice instructions delivered at the workplace, supporting onboarding and frontline workers in manufacturing, logistics and warehousing.
More information about the Slovenian startup delegation: Mr. Aleš Ogorevc, SPIRIT Slovenia Business Development Agency, e: ales.ogorevc@spiritslovenia.si
More about the event: Web Summit 2026.
The organizer of the Slovenia startup business delegation is SPIRIT Slovenia Business Development Agency which provides comprehensive support to Slovenian exporters and startups, helping them scale internationally, strengthen their global presence, and access new markets. For more information contact us.