Each team had just three minutes to present their innovative business ideas. These start-ups covered a wide range of industries and presented creative solutions to challenges in their respective fields:
Liftwise stepped up with an innovative solution for weight training by integrating gamification and sensor technology. Their functional wristband provides instant feedback on the user’s performance, increasing motivation and efficiency during training.
Rement impressively demonstrated the sustainability approach in construction. They showed how concrete can be recycled using CO2 from waste gases and water and transformed into valuable new materials such as precipitated calcium carbonate. This method not only recycles materials, but also contributes to the reduction of CO2 emissions.
Phabioc developed an improved multiwell plate for pharmaceutical research that eliminates measurement errors and reduces material consumption. Its technology is fully compatible with existing equipment and aims to be manufactured through licensing to significantly increase efficiency in drug development.
Prio Optics presented a new, cost-effective method for manufacturing optical filters that are energy-efficient and suitable for various technological applications. This innovation aims to revolutionise production in B2B markets and minimise environmental impact.
Spotium offers an AI-supported sales solution for mechanical engineering that enhances and optimises existing customer data. Their system improves customer relationships through targeted data analysis and more efficient sales strategies.
Valoon has developed a user-friendly communication platform that enables construction workers to communicate effectively via their favourite messenger services. This solution simplifies daily communication on construction sites and improves coordination and efficiency.
