21st by CentraleSupélec unveils the 8 new startups joining its accelerator at STATION F

CentraleSupélec announces the arrival of 8 new promising ventures in June 2025 at STATION F within its 21st by CentraleSupélec accelerator: .omics (dotomics), Jaide, Letxbe, Papilio.bio, Seracle, The Cross Product, and Wastetide.

They embody the future of AI and deep tech applied to climate, energy, and environmental transition (in collaboration with AgroParisTech), health, or the future of industry.

In total, over the past six months, 17 new startups have joined the accelerator. Among the other 2025 recruits: Auditoo, GoCanopy, Green Fusyon, PyxiScience, Ed.ai, Rainpath, PatLynk, Volta Back, and Recept.ai

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These deep tech startups will benefit from a specific acceleration program, aimed at supporting their growth, particularly by helping them refine their go-to-market strategy and successfully raise funds. This will be achieved through strategic support from CentraleSupélec's entrepreneurship team, its partners including AgroParisTech, McKinsey, and Ramsay Santé, the DATAIA Institute, as well as from a hundred mentors, CentraleSupélec alumni, and renowned entrepreneurs or experts.

To strengthen their R&D, scientific collaborations are offered with the research laboratories of CentraleSupélec or AgroParisTech. They can also apply for the school's funding tools, such as honorary loans or equity participation through CentraleSupélec Venture.

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Since the creation of its accelerator in 2021, 90% of the startups supported by 21st by CentraleSupélec have raised funds, totaling €69 million.

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Discover these 8 new startups:

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.omics | Co-founders: Cyril Véran, Léonard Strouk

The startup .omics (dotomics) helps seed companies develop new plant varieties that are more resistant to insects, diseases, and climate change, thanks to AI. .omics develops foundational AI models for plant biology and offers seed companies a platform that transforms their data into actionable biological insights to strengthen crop resilience, optimize yields, and reduce chemical inputs. www.dotomics.bio

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Jaide | Co-founders: Camille Thiénot, Danil Savine, Jean-Emmanuel Bibault

Jaide is an artificial intelligence solution that revolutionizes oncology follow-up and consultations by freeing up medical time and improving the quality of care.

It automates patient data collection, consultation transcription, and medical report generation, while providing real-time personalized clinical recommendations based on the latest guidelines. www.jaide.care

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letxbe.ai | Co-founders: Pierre Magrangeas, Fabio Coppini

Letxbe develops a sovereign AI agent that triples the productivity of operational teams in sectors such as insurance, banking, or real estate, by automating document flow management: emails, extranets, attachments, structured or unstructured documents.

Thanks to an intuitive platform accessible to non-technical profiles, Letxbe automatically extracts relevant data, integrates it into a CRM, renames and classifies files according to a defined nomenclature, or deposits them into an EDM or SharePoint - all with guaranteed performance on 90% of processed flows. letxbe.ai

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Luxoderm | Co-founders: Anthony Donabedian, Alexis de la Bretesche, Louis Dorlencourt

Luxoderm develops an innovative light-based medical device, stemming from research by CNRS and Institut d'Optique. Its phototherapy technology effectively treats dermatological, vascular, and aesthetic conditions. Reliable, accessible, and pain-free, it is designed for healthcare professionals.

Goal: to democratize therapeutic light in France and internationally. luxoderm.webflow.io

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papilio.bio | Co-founders: Chiara Cespi Polisiani, Serena Petracchini

Papilio.bio is revolutionizing cancer prevention with a rapid, at-home HPV self-test, accompanied by an app that guides users through result interpretation, medical follow-up, and access to educational content.

A simple, accessible, and confidential solution to detect the virus earlier and reduce health inequalities. papilio.bio

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Seracle | Leslie Vallet, Florent Cornet

Today, infrastructure — such as solar farms or buildings — is designed using historical climate data, even though future climate conditions will be very different. With long-term investments and an increase in extreme weather events, the sector must strengthen its resilience, but it lacks the tools and expertise to utilize prospective climate data.

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Seracle translates the latest advances in climate science into ready-to-use datasets that engineering teams can integrate directly into their simulations — thus evolving infrastructure design from a past-based model to a future-climate-oriented approach. seracle.fr

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The Cross Product | Co-founders: Andrés Serna, Kourosh Beroukhim

The Cross Product develops software dedicated to the inspection, inventory, and analysis of rail and road infrastructure. Their technology combines 3D LiDAR and artificial intelligence to automate these processes at scale, with extreme precision.

The startup's mission is to reinvent infrastructure monitoring and management to improve efficiency while reducing their environmental impact.

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Wastetide | Founder: Nicolas Brien

Wastetide tackles a major challenge: reducing the cost and carbon footprint of industrial waste by developing artificial intelligence capable of detecting the value of waste from simple photos.

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The AI analyzes, identifies opportunities for value recovery, and enables industrial players to make informed decisions – both economically and environmentally.

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