Five teams from the HFT Stuttgart participated in the July 2023 finals:
GEOPOLtech The team is developing an environmentally friendly and resource-saving building material alternative based on geopolymer technology. They focus on local raw material utilization and recycling management by processing construction waste into building materials (tiles, bricks, screed, plaster, etc).
Team: Simon Wuttig (B.A. International Business Administration, DHBW Stuttgart), June Gschwander (Dipl. Industrie-Designer, sabk Stuttgart) and Christian Semmler (M. Sc. Mechanical Engineering, University of Stuttgart)
Start-up Coach: Elena Schön
JOIN The app aims to motivate successful collaboration and meetings in "real life" with modern & innovative teambuilding. Cross-departmental networking is a priority here, so the app is aimed primarily at larger companies with 100 or more employees.
Team: Dorothea Gugenhan (M.A. Architecture, HFT Stuttgart) and Hanna Fraunholz (M.A. Architecture, HFT Stuttgart) and Florian Herker (B.Eng. Mechatronics, Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences)
Start-up Coach: Marco Di Giacomo
Studio Minzi - Bildfläche The Bildfläche is an innovative and sustainable picture frame. The novel construction principle was developed by Sophia Hälterlein. Studio Minzi offers picture frames, matching wall mirrors and risography prints - to make your four walls more beautiful.
Team: Sophia Hälterlein (Interior Designer, HFT Stuttgart)
Start-up Coach: Christine Kraus
GreenLog The start-up offers an ESG-compliant, cost-effective, holistic, automated and transparent solution tailored to SMEs in the form of a customized CO2 - calculation. Currently they offer this solution manually via Excel evaluations, but in the future an efficient software solution will support the SMEs. In addition, they want to be available for consulting and to work out individual measures for the reduction of CO2 emissions.
Team: Marius Vrede (M.Sc. Environmental Logistics, HFT Stuttgart), Laura Bürgel (M.Sc. Environmental Logistics, HFT Stuttgart)
Start-up Coach: Elena Schön
People Places This start-up is about creating spaces that are participatory and multifunctional. They are meant to foster social connections and provide a comfortable environment where people can come together, interact and participate in various activities. The focus should not be on the consumption of goods or services. The focus is on community and social exchange.
Team: Timothy Fuller (M.Eng. Smart City Solutions)
Start-up Coach: Marion Riedel
