videos, photos & results
On June 29th 2023, the results of the #IMM2023 Future Tech Bootcamp as well as the results of the 4-month #IMM2023 round were presented.
We organised the Future Tech Bootcamp in cooperation with Digital Makers Hub, UAS St. Pölten, IV Niederösterreich, GEMINI Startup Base, INN.Kubator, Innovationsraum 3, Crowd in Motion and many other partners. It took place from June 26th till June 29th 2023 in St. Pölten, Salzburg, Passau and online. The 4-month #IMM2023 round officially kicked off back in March.
In this blog post you can find the Zoom recording from the final presentations in the original language and in uncut version as well as selected impressions from the co-creation sessions at the different locations.
The video recording of the initial challenge presentations of the Future Tech Bootcamp are summarised in the blog post “#IMM2023 Future Tech Bootcamp” and the initial challenge presentations of the 4-month #IMM2023 round are documented in the blog post “#IMM2023 Online Kick-off”.
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Zoom recording
To quickly find the slots of the individual teams and speakers, please click on the following button. Here you will find the exact times when who was in the picture for which topic. :)
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Impressions from St. Pölten
The FH St. Pölten was once again our event headquarters. The moderation, live direction and coordination of the entire event was coordinated from there. We would like to express our special thanks to Jennifer Gartler (FH St. Pölten, ), who set the stage for our continuous online broadcast over the 4 days with the best possible image and sound technology, to Thom Kunz for his usual entertaining moderation in German and English, to our beverage sponsor Bärnstein for the great catering – and last but not least to the entire team of the FH St. Pölten for their hospitality and professional organisation (Franz Fidler, Hannes Raffaseder, Petra Fischer, Thomas Moser, Michi Bock, Katharina Beier, Mark Hammer – to name just a few…)!
From the FH St. Pölten, the results of several #IMM2023 teams were presented. Here we go! :)
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“TEAM AMSTETTEN”
Daniela Oliveira-de-Almeida (FH St. Pölten) and Markus Pajones (City of Amstetten) worked on the “The new economic service centre challenge”.
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CLEAN TECH CLUB TEAMS
Elisabeth Irauschek (FH Wiener Neustadt, Campus Wieselburg), Stefan Stadler (Protovation) and Leopold Zyka (Open Land Lab), Dr. Andreas Janecek and Patrick David Pazour (Robimo) as well as Helmut Haunschmid (glanzstück) developed with Günther Sterlike and Roland Schuller (Makerspace A) new solutions for the “Clean Tech Club” challenge. These solutions included a new corporate design for the Clean Tech Club, a VR game for schoolchildren as well as a prototype of a plant fuel cell and a Kelvin generator model for the new Energy Trailer of the Clean Tech Club.
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“TEAM PÖCHLARN”
“Team Pöchlarn”: Tobias Foramitti, Lukas Gruber, Paul Mayer, Johannes Rabl, Norbert Rusin, Matthias Schmutzer (FH St. Pölten), © Team Pöchlarn
Tobias Foramitti, Lukas Gruber, Paul Mayer, Johannes Rabl, Norbert Rusin, Matthias Schmutzer (FH St. Pölten, “Team Pöchlarn”) solved the “Hack the alps – IoT in the mountains” challenge by hacking the solar system of Tobias’ own house and developing a new open source app for it, which can be used to read and manage the energy data.
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“TEAM E.I.N.S./ARTIVIVE/BELVEDERE”
Leonard Nnodu, Christian Waldbauer and Klaus Bernert (FH St. Pölten) worked together with Sergiu Ardelean (Artivive) and Prof. Thomas Moser (E.I.N.S. Open Innovation Hub, FH St. Pölten) on the “AR exhibition experience”.
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RECYCLING HEROE TEAMS
Wilfried Lepuschitz (bee produced), together with AI student and data scientist Daniel Deutsch and ... von Zühlke were able to develop great new solutions for dealing with electronic waste as part of the "Become a recycling heroe" challenge.
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SUSTAINABLE GLASS PROCESSING TEAMS
Andreas Mader (LiSEC), © Industry meets Makers
Andreas Mader (LiSEC) gave an update on his status with DENKweit, Danube Dynamics, Zühlke and AI-omatic with whom he is in exchange in the course of the challenge “With image processing, AI and machine learning to sustainable glass processing”.
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XrXPERIENCE – VR STREAMING
Stefan Eder (XrXperience), © Industry meets Makers
Stefan Eder (XrXperience) gave an update on his progress with the topic “Explore the world of VR streaming“.
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Impressions from Salzburg
Gemini was location partner at our Future Tech Bootcamp for the 3rd time and this year for the 1st time also a local partner of our #IMM2023 summer finale! As in every edition, the on-site organisation and cross-regional networking was a blast! Gemini was home to “Team Salzburg”, whose members all threw themselves fully into the challenge "Hack the alps - IoT in the mountains".
The team has developed an open source solution for reading and managing the energy data of in-house solar systems. Part of the team were Reinhard Mayr, Gerald Lochner, Christian Ampferer and Sandra Knöbl (Meshmakers), Florian Reininger, Daniela Reininger and 9 project assistants from Hallein (Gemini), Simon Kranzer, Julian Nöbauer, Matthäus Horn, Lukas Portenschlager and Manuel Bernhofer (FH Salzburg) and Roland Haidler with 49 students of the graduating class (HAK Liezen).
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Impressions from PASSAU
The INN.Kubator Passau – as part of the Interreg-Bavaria-Austria-funded Innovationsraum3 consortium – was the home base of three challenge owners for the first time: the Landesgartenschau Schärding, which wants to “use robots, sensors and AI to achieve smart plant care at the INNsGRÜN 2025”, the start-up AITAU, which has announced “The synthetic data challenge", and the district of Passau, which is looking for "The new health app".
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“TEAM SYNTHETIC DATA”
“Team Synthetic Data”: Anna Chechulina (AITAU) and Vladislav Sharonin (Python, Java, C#. Master Computer Science), © INN.Kubator
The team from the start-up AITAU – represented by Anna Chechulina – together with Vladislav Sharonin (Python, Java, C#, Master Computer Science), demonstrated the great potential of synthetic data during the short 4-day boot camp as part of the "Synthetic data challenge”.
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INNsGRÜN TEAMS
Four teams from the Andorf Techology School have focused on the challenge "With robotics, sensors and AI to smart plant care at INNsGRÜN 2025". Valentin Teuchtmann, Thomas Scheuringer, Anna Lechner, Kaser Stefanie, Barbara Gleißenberg, Marija Brankovic, Lukas Schopf, David Schopf, Florian Gaisberger, Helene Obermair, Elena Otteneder, Cem Taskin and Philip Thürringer developed together with Tamara Schneider (INN.Kubator) and Andrea Berghammer (Landesgartenschau Schärding) four innovative raised bed models that can be used to automate plant care.
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online & HYBRID teams
Some teams were present online at the #IMM2023 summer finale to present their results of the previous months.
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BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TEAMS
Andreas Mühlberger, Ronald Stärz and Badha Susheel from Infineon and Sven Birghan, Isaac Aboelsaad, Markus Haider and Dominik Zeller from Würth Elektronik crossed the finish line with the teams from LTTS, Zühlke and LogicDev. With them, they have spent the past few months developing new solutions for optimising battery management systems as part of the challenge "BMS² Battery Management System = be more sustainable". The results of 2 of the 3 teams were presented at our #IMM2023 summer finale. On the part of LTTS were Simon Köppen, Vijendra Kharbikar, Atul Abhyankar, Sivan Kutty, Vishal Gajipara, Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy Golla and Gargi Pancholi there. On the part of Zühlke joined Erich Brenner, Oliver Wildtgrube and Robert Sorschag.
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SELF-CLEANING FOOD PROCESSOR TEAMS
Jürgen Holzgruber from Versuni (previously Philips Domestic Appliances) worked with 2 classes from HTL Wolfsberg (mechanical engineering, 1st grade) and 2 classes from HTL Ferlach (industrial design, 1st grade) as well as teams from 5 companies to make household appliances as self-cleaning as possible. The official title of their challenge was “The self-cleaning food processor”.
On the part of the HTL Wolfsberg the students Felix Edler, Leonhard Muhr, Samuel Nagele, Caroline Koch and Emilia Gerngroß, Rauter, Schneider, Brunner, Tiefenbacher, Potapchuk and Fellner presented their work. The results of the two classes of HTL Ferlach were not published because they are suspected to be patentable.
On the company side, Clemens Mayer (Mayer Makes), Claudia Amon (Expleno), Pascall Grosskopf (V_labs), Arthur Handler and Patrick Diem (Aspekt Development) and Maria Clemente Marchés and Pedro Serrano Drozdowskyi (Zühlke Group) were on board to present their solutions.
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TU WIEN – FirmLOC
The Vienna University of Technology has been looking for new applications for a technological solution developed by Prof. Holger Arthaber's team. This is about innovative application variants of localisation with the help of firmware. A few contacts have been made in the last 4 months, but unfortunately none of them have been able to be connected. If anyone is interested, please get in touch now!
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