airgonomics.ai uses cameras and an AI-driven platform to identify ergonomically harmful work processes and suggest improvements. The results are improved employee health, motivation and productivity.
COBY is developing a chameleon stuffed animal that uses AI and networking with like-minded people to support children and patients with chronic illnesses.
Noxon uses digital printing technology to produce garments that not only accurately measure muscle movements , but can also control them. The bionic sensors enable better, targeted treatment of muscle tension, for example back pain.
In addition to the three start-ups, visitors were able to listen to keynote speeches in the Red Cube, take part in interactive hearing and vision tests, test VR applications, explore exercise and outdoor activities and much more. Sports and health enthusiasts definitely got their money's worth.
Photo (from left to right): David Cañadas Link (CEO of COBY), Prof. Dr. Sebastian Dünnebeil (HM Professor and SCE Startup Coach), Philip Steudle (CFO of COBY)
