This Autumn (24 October - 7 November 2026), six ambitious Scottish companies are taking their revolutionary innovations to Southeast Asia for the third edition of Techscaler Singapore.
This year's cohort is drawn from Medtech, Healthtech, Biotech and Life Sciences sectors, industries where Asia’s demand is booming. Between them, the cohort is building everything from plant sensors to AI tools for carers and cardiology platforms.
Two editions down, Techscaler Singapore returns with a new cohort eager to expand their network and explore opportunities in the APAC region's Healthtech and Life Sciences landscape.
Read the insights from our most recent Singapore programme here.
Why Singapore?
Singapore is the way into Southeast Asia, a market that's structured, pro-innovation and rewards people who show up prepared. Spending time there puts Scottish founders inside an ecosystem that runs on credibility and long-term relationships and will give them a real feel for what scaling across Southeast Asian markets actually involves.
Across the two weeks, founders can utilise the time on the ground to build investor relationships well in advance of their next raise. The programme is also timed to run alongside SWITCH, Singapore’s Week of Innovation and Technology, which stacks the weeks with the kind of events and meetings founders would otherwise spend months trying to get in front of.
The 2026 cohort:
Meet the six companies making the trip; together, they offer a snapshot of the talent and range of innovation coming out of Scotland right now:
Radana designs completely contactless blood pressure and heart rate monitors that help to reduce clinical waste and improve efficiency. After taking part in Techscaler’s AI Discovery programme last year, Yaheya will be joining Techscaler Singapore to bring Radana to the global stage.
Samuel Jellard - Mycovolt Technologies
Mycovolt Technologies are developing smart systems that read plants' electrical signals across whole fields, giving farmers real-time crop health data so they can catch and fix problems fast.
Tony Thorne - EKORA
EKORA is a modular cardiology platform that brings patient records and department management together in one system, giving cardiology teams a single place to run both.
Aaron Nathan - Ion Matters HealthTech Solutions
Ion Matters HealthTech Solutions builds AI tools for the people that healthcare typically overlooks. Their lead product, KareMate AI, provides unpaid carers in Scotland with an autonomous care workforce and instant document generation.
Anna-Slodka Turner - Mayfield Technologies
Mayfield Technologies is an AI-assisted platform that makes it easy to log symptoms of chronic health conditions.
Aethernova turns interdisciplinary research into practical tools that improve quality of life for autistic people and the wider neurodiverse community.
What the programme includes:
Across the two weeks, the programme will combine structured and tailored support for founders with participant-led exploration.
Pre-departure activities:
- Online cohort mixer: September 14th
- Online pre-departure workshop: October 8th
- Mentorship and other sessions: Throughout September and October
In market: 24 October - 7 November
- Week 1: SWITCH
- Week 2: Self-led
The journey begins:
Next month, these six founders will immerse themselves in a new region that will shape the next stage of their businesses. Across two weeks, they'll build networks, open conversations with investors and come home with a clearer sense of what it takes to operate in the APAC market.
From Scotland to Singapore, this cohort is about to show what Scotland's Health and Life Sciences sector can build.
Follow Techscaler’s social channels to keep up with their journey east.
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