Iryna Bursuk

Iryna Bursuk

Iryna

authored 257 articles dated from December 19, 2018 to March 13, 2026.

As the COO of StartUs Insights, Iryna drives operational excellence and helps global companies accelerate innovation through data-driven intelligence. She is passionate about startup ecosystems and the impact of technology on business growth.

topicMedia

Gamification Report 2026: Increases Employee Happiness by 89% and Productivity by 50%

This gamification report explores how behavioral analytics, immersive technologies, and AI-powered personalization drive adoption across industries. It highlights key trends, patent activity, and investment dynamics shaping the gamification ecosystem.

topicConstruction

10 New Modular Construction Companies & Startups to Watch [2026]

How is modular construction transforming the built environment? Discover 10 Modular Construction Startups to Watch in 2026 and their innovative solutions! From prefab walls and cabins to volumetric steel buildings and flat-pack modules, these startups are driving the shift toward faster, more efficient construction.

topicBioTech

Synthetic Biology Market Report [2026]: A Sprint to USD 48.2B by 2029

Synthetic biology is moving into an execution phase where advantage comes from throughput, quality systems, and dependable manufacturing capacity. This 2026 market report maps the funding landscape, scale-up infrastructure, and innovation signals shaping how engineered biology is being operationalized across health, materials, and industrial biomanufacturing.

topicIndustry 4.0

Top 10 Industry 4.0 Trends & Innovations in 2026

Which technologies are advancing Industry 4.0 in 2026? Explore our comprehensive study on the emerging trends in Industry 4.0, derived from our analysis of 770 firms. These technological trends range from AI and robotics to human enhancement, as well as edge, fog, and cloud computing!

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topicSustainability

Sustainability Report 2026: Key Innovation Data & Insights

As disclosure standards harden and transition investment rises, sustainability shifts from reporting to implementation. Explore the trends, funding signals, and startups turning climate and ESG obligations into measurable operating systems.

topicEngineering

Semiconductor Industry Outlook 2026: A USD 1T Industry Rebuilt

The semiconductor industry is entering a structurally larger but more complex phase as AI compute, memory bandwidth, and advanced packaging reshape demand. At the same time, capacity expansion is increasingly shaped by state-backed investment programs, rising manufacturing costs, and geopolitical concentration. This report examines the market’s scale, capital flows, innovation signals, and strategic constraints shaping semiconductor competition through 2026 and beyond.

topicUtility

Top 10 Power Distribution Trends & Innovations to Watch in 2026

Power distribution is shifting from one-way delivery to bidirectional orchestration as utilities deploy AI, storage, modular infrastructure, internet of things, microgrids, and faster trading. In this data-driven industry research on power distribution startups & scaleups, you get insights into technology solutions with the Power Distribution Innovation Map.

topicRetail

Retail Industry Outlook 2026: Market to Reach USD 36.9T by 2030

The sector logged 0.26% annual growth while competing across 308 400+ companies and 25 200+ startups pushing new operating models. With 86 700 funding rounds, $78.5M average deal size, and 79 800 patents signaling sustained build activity, 2026 becomes a year where leaders prioritize automation, retail AI, and robotics to compress cost-to-serve and execution variance across channels.

topicIndustry 4.0

Lidar Market Report 2026: A USD 12.9B Market by 2030

Lidar is scaling beyond autonomy hype into repeatable workflows across mobility, mapping, and industrial monitoring. The ecosystem spans 5100+ companies and 910+ startups, backed by 2.7K+ funding rounds and 3130+ investors, with innovation intensity visible in 147.2K patents and a 289.9K-person workforce.