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NextGen Aerospace Startups – Innovations from the University of Stuttgart
As part of THE aerospace TALKS, the University of Stuttgart, Faculty 6, invites you to NextGen Aerospace Startups. The event brings together promising startup teams from the university’s aerospace ecosystem and offers insights into current developments at the intersection of aerospace, entrepreneurship, and technology transfer.
With its strong startup culture, the University of Stuttgart ranks among the leading innovation hubs in the technical sector. In particular, the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering and Geodesy fosters the emergence of new technologies and startup ideas through numerous research, early-career, and student projects.
During Founder Talks and a subsequent panel discussion, representatives from selected startups will discuss their startup journeys, technological innovations, and the challenges of translating scientific findings into marketable products. The event is aimed at students, researchers, those interested in starting a business, and anyone seeking insight into the next generation of aerospace companies.
Following the program, there will be an opportunity to network and engage in personal discussions with the founders and guests.
The event will also be streamed online. Here is the link: https://youtube.com/live/5VOS53YWg9M?feature=share
THE aerospace TALKS is a lecture series organized by the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Geodesy. Internal and external guests from academia, industry, and politics provide insights into current topics and developments in aerospace—for both experts and the general public.
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Participating Companies:
Fibryx develops sustainable natural fiber composites and enables their industrial application as a resource-efficient alternative to conventional fiber composites.
Enerlace offers a web application that automates the monitoring and management of wind lidar data, thereby making the development of wind energy projects more efficient.
AnyOrbit is a spin-off from the University of Stuttgart that commercializes proven satellite platforms for missions in Earth orbit and facilitates access to space for companies and research institutions.
The Cosmic Lab combines space technology with industrial applications: protecting satellites from micrometeorites and providing efficient solutions to contamination and wear problems.
