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Lamp that detects epilepsy seizures takes Lampsy Health to Global Tech Innovator 2026 final

SAPO Tek8 September 2026 at 15:44

Lampsy Health, a Portuguese startup, has developed a lamp capable of detecting epilepsy seizures, thus making it to the international final of Global Tech Innovator 2026.

The company was founded by three entrepreneurs: Vicente Garção, Leonor Pereira and Joana Pinto.

Portugal will be represented at the final, which takes place in November during Web Summit, where Lampsy Health will compete with national winners from over 20 countries.

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