About INNlink

INNlink is an innovative danish company situated in lyngby in close contact with the Technical University of Denmark (DTU).
INNlink was founded on the basis of research in neuron modelling at DTU in 2003-2004. INNlink research concerns innovative artificial brain cell design and cognitive systems.

Co-founder Christian Bentzen studied Artificial Intelligence at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), and chose to specialize in neuroinformatics. He graduated in 2004 with a master thesis concerning learning schemes of cognitive systems. Current topics of research are dendritic learning, information theory in neurons and neuron models in Evolutionary Algorithms. He is currently working on a Ph.D. in Synchronization in Neural Systems and Neuromodulation at dept. of Physics at DTU.

Co-founder and CEO Allan Hammershøj holds a M.Sc. degree from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), specialising in chip implementation of artificial neurons in cooperation with Emil Heinze. During his study, he has focused on corporate management, patenting and technical economy.
He has worked with planning, teaching and project coordination at Center for Information and Communication Technologies (CICT) at DTU as well as facilitation of the collaboration between SME and Universities in Denmark funded by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation in Denmark.

Co-founder and CTO Emil Heinze graduated from DTU in 2004 as M.Sc after specialising in chip implementation of artificial neurons along with Allan Hammershøj. During his study he focused on product development, user interaction and technical economy on top of a technical background in electronics and programming. He is now CTO of INNlink, where he manages product design and application concept development based on neurological research.
Further, he has worked with planning and teaching courses in innovation and software design at CICT as well as being technical coordinator on a collaboration project between university, students and SMEs at CICT.