Startup SheVision Unveils Innovative Solution for Safe Power Distribution at Temporary Locations, Supported by the Virovitica Business Incubator and EU Funds.
Pitomača has gained a new entrepreneurial story featuring startup SheVision. According to ICV Virovitica, the company, led by founder and CEO Mirna Kramarić, a master's degree holder in economics, has built a mobile distribution cabinet that surpasses existing solutions in terms of capabilities. Its purpose is to provide reliable power supply at locations requiring temporary connection, from construction sites and factory halls to agricultural estates and public events.
Among the features that set this device apart from the competition, the combination of portability, modular upgradeability, and built-in digital monitoring stands out. The cabinet integrates a screen that displays real-time data on electricity consumption, giving users a tool for constant insight and better management. This opens the door to more rational consumption, elimination of unnecessary expenses, and early detection of potential overloads or faults in the system. With easy relocation and quick start-up, the product guarantees a high degree of safety, stability, and adaptability.
On the journey from concept to prototype, the Virovitica Business Incubator played a key role. Its experts helped shape and submit the project proposal. European Union funds, allocated through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan 2021-2026, enabled the procurement of materials needed for building the sample as well as the engagement of external collaborators whose specialized expertise led to the refinement and improvement of the final solution.
"I believe that every innovation starts with an idea and the courage to take the first step. I hope this project will encourage other entrepreneurs to believe in their ideas, because they can become the foundation of future successful business stories," said Mirna Kramarić, founder and CEO of SheVision, for ICV Virovitica.
The mobile distribution cabinet from Pitomača demonstrates how innovative products can be developed in smaller communities when local entrepreneurial initiative, professional infrastructure, and European funding sources come together.
