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In October, our Start-Ups of the month is Dreamwaves. They created a navigation system especially for pedestrians, cyclists and people on scooters, that guides you through the city, using audio augmented reality.
This month we want to introduce you to Carployee. An Austrian car-sharing platform that brings commuters together and helps to reduce emissions caused during everyday’s drive to work. So let’s start with our questions to them:
Each year we visit Ars Electronica Festival, a place where art meets technology and connects it with the society. This year was no exception! The interesting thing about the festival this year was the global aspect: Ars Electronica took place not just in Linz, but in over 120 cities around the world.
In this month’s Start-Ups made in Austria, we want to introduce you to Impactory. A platform, that enables easy fundraising and donations for non-profit organizations. We held this interview with the company’s CEO Elke Pichler.
With the COVID-19 pandemic starting earlier this year, companies have been facing several challenges and problems. However, a lot of opportunities turned up as well. In this post, we want to show you, how your company can adapt to the crisis and might even benefit from it. What is the Low Touch Economy? The Low … Read more Low Touch Economy – An opportunity to grab
In this month’s “Start-Up Made in Austria” we held our Interview with Moritz Lechner, Austria’s youngest founder. He founded Freebiebox just at the age of 13. Now aged 16 (June 2020), Moritz and his partner Chris Pollak are already leading a team of six young and motivated professionals. With recently launching their new product line “Lifestylebox”, they went the next step in developing their portfolio further.
Which routes do pedestrians use most? Where do they prefer to be? Where is the traffic dangerous for cyclists? And where can it be made more fluid for motorists? Herrenberg, a small town in Germany is thinking about this and has now spent a month asking pedestrians to collect data with the help of an app and developed a virtual model of the town.
In this month’s “Start-Up Made In Austria” we want to introduce the innovative Viennese company “Robo Wunderkind”. One might know them from the Austrian TV-show “2 Minuten, 2 Millionen” or have found them on Kickstarter in the past. Their goal is to teach new technology and coding to young children through playing.
World Creativity and Innovation Day is celebrated globally every year on April 21st. This day was established by the United Nations to honor the creative and innovative activities of people around the world.
In this month’s “Start-Up made in Austria” we want to introduce you to the Viennese start-up “rapid user feedback”. We have met them at the Austrian Innovation Forum 2020 and reached out to them later on.
