MedTech Malta 2025 Tech Results

In November 2025, our team visited the MedTech Malta 2025 conference, which Denis already told us about earlier in our blog. From my side, I would like to share my opinion on what that conference gave us from the technical position.

DiHubMT – Maltese Startup Hub

The day before the conference, we were invited by organizers to visit the local startup hub DiHubMT – where they held a presentation and gave us a tour of their office.

The hub offers office spaces to its members, meeting points, conference halls, rooms to record podcasts and interviews, its own mini-data center, and much more to help create successful tech products.

We learned about their offering and exchanged contacts, noting that their machine learning and data center services may be useful to us while working with medical and user data.

Malta Enterprise – helping startups to grow

Next, we met representatives of the Malta Enterprise agency, created and supported by the Malta government. We met them at DiHubMT. We had already heard about them from our friends at another Belarusian startup, who told us that Malta Enterprise helped them relocate their business, providing financial and legal support.

Malta Enterprise offers a wide range of interactions and services, the main goal of which is attracting and legalizing businesses and startups in Malta. Actually, the conference itself is a bright example of the government's support to grow and scale the technology ecosystem.

Such support is very interesting to us, so we also exchanged contacts and scheduled a meeting to learn more about possible formats of collaboration.

Gero Sense – technologies to protect longevity

Another interesting acquaintance was the Gero Sense team — a product dedicated to analyzing data from phone sensors (like steps or heartbeats) and calculating age indicators of a person.

We were surprised because this is not the only domain they are working in: they have projects in pharmacology and longevity research. We liked their scientific approach and how they position themselves among their colleagues.

During the conversation, they offered us a partnership, which includes access to their AI models. This gives us the ability to provide our users with relevant information about their health status.

Sexual Health Malta – sexual health and education

Beyond startup growth, the government actively supports different health initiatives. Sexual Health Malta is an example of the government's educational program directed at popularizing knowledge about sex, hygiene, and infections.

With them, we discussed that we have experience building research platforms (similar to our partnership with Tor Vergata University) and educational libraries.

MedTech Innovator – health-tech accelerator

The last important contact was MedTech Innovator – the largest health-tech accelerator. A partnership with them may help us grow our connections and expertise in building health-tech startups.

In conclusion

After MedTech Malta, we understood that highly specialized events are more beneficial than large conferences: the percentage of potentially valuable contacts is higher, and the number of random attendees is significantly lower.

The conference and new connections gave us rich food for thought about what we can do now, what is better for our users, how to implement it and deliver it to the user, and, most importantly, how significant are the results of our work?