FluxSense Award 2027 · Entry information
Showcase the impactof your innovation.
Key dates
- Applications open
- 1 January 2027
- Early Bird deadline
- 31 January 2027
- Applications close
- 1 March 2027
Entry fees
- Early Bird — until 31 January 2027
- €310
- Regular Entry
- €399
Per submission in one category. All entry fees are exclusive of VAT. Payment conditions will be published before applications open. No fee is currently collected through this website.
We are looking for health-tech companies that do more than develop new technologies — they create measurable improvements in people’s lives.
Explore the confirmed categories and contact us if you have questions about the award cycle or partnership opportunities.
Current statusApplications are not open yet
Confirmed timeline
- Applications open
- 1 January 2027
- Early Bird deadline
- 31 January 2027
- Applications close
- 1 March 2027
- Formal eligibility check
- 2–10 March 2027
- Jury evaluation
- 10 March–10 April 2027
- Final review of results
- 10–20 April 2027
- Winners announced
- 22 April 2027
Questions about entering?
Contact the FluxSense Award teamConfirmed categories:
01Best Consumer Health App
For digital health applications that empower consumers to better manage, understand or improve their health.
This category recognises apps that support everyday health, wellbeing, self-management, behaviour change, health tracking, education or access to health-related services.
Who can apply: Start-ups, companies and organisations developing consumer-facing health apps or digital health applications.
02Best Preventive Health Technology
For technologies that help prevent disease, identify health risks early or enable people to take action before health problems develop.
Solutions may focus on prevention, early detection, risk assessment, screening, lifestyle change or proactive health management.
Who can apply: Companies, start-ups and organisations developing technologies, digital solutions, devices or services with a clear preventive health benefit.
03Best Health Tech Start-Up of the Year
For emerging companies with an innovative Health Tech solution and strong potential to shape the future of healthcare.
The category recognises young companies that combine a compelling solution with a clear problem-solution fit, meaningful impact and potential for further growth.
Who can apply: Early-stage Health Tech start-ups, including companies with products at the concept, prototype, pilot or early-market stage.
04Best Longevity Innovation
For innovative solutions that support healthier ageing, extend healthspan or help people maintain their physical and cognitive wellbeing throughout life.
This includes technologies and solutions addressing healthy ageing, prevention of age-related decline, personalised health, biomarkers, lifestyle, fitness, nutrition, recovery or other aspects of longevity.
Who can apply: Companies, start-ups and organisations developing products, technologies, services or scientific innovations related to healthy longevity.
05Best Wearable
For wearable technologies that generate meaningful health, fitness or wellbeing benefits.
The category recognises wearable devices that measure, monitor, analyse or support health-related data and behaviours — from smartwatches and rings to specialised medical or wellness wearables.
Who can apply: Companies and start-ups developing wearable devices, technologies or solutions with a meaningful health-related application.
06Best Patient Care & Experience Solution
For solutions that improve how patients receive, navigate and experience healthcare.
This category focuses on the patient journey — including access, communication, treatment support, patient engagement, adherence, coordination, self-management and follow-up care.
Who can apply: Companies, start-ups, healthcare organisations and technology providers developing solutions that create a measurable improvement in patient care or the patient experience.
07Best Women’s Health Solution
For innovations addressing the specific health needs of women across different stages of life.
This includes solutions in areas such as reproductive health, fertility, pregnancy, maternal health, menopause, hormonal health, diagnostics, prevention and conditions that disproportionately affect women.
Who can apply: Companies, start-ups and organisations developing products, technologies, services or solutions specifically designed to improve women’s health.
08Best Mental Health Innovation
For innovative solutions that improve mental health, emotional wellbeing, prevention, diagnosis, treatment or ongoing support.
The category includes digital and technology-enabled approaches such as apps, platforms, AI solutions, therapeutic tools, monitoring technologies and new models of mental health support.
Who can apply: Companies, start-ups, healthcare providers and organisations developing innovative solutions for mental health and emotional wellbeing.
09Best Connected Medical Device
For medical devices that use connectivity and data to improve diagnosis, monitoring, treatment or patient care.
This category recognises connected devices that collect, transmit or analyse health data and enable more continuous, personalised or efficient healthcare.
Who can apply: Medical device companies, Health Tech start-ups and technology providers developing connected or digitally enabled medical devices.
10Most Promising Vision
For bold, early-stage ideas that have the potential to shape the future of Health Tech.
This category is designed for visionary concepts, prototypes, experimental solutions and emerging technologies that may not yet be fully developed or commercially scaled — but demonstrate a compelling idea and significant future potential.
Who can apply: Start-ups, innovators, researchers, entrepreneurs and organisations at an early stage of development, including concepts and prototypes.