When research becomes real: Tangible Tomorrow Program - Demo Day

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In November, hubraum and T-Labs launched a new incubation format: Tangible Tomorrow Program. It brings together universities, academia, startups, spin-offs, and Deutsche Telekom experts to bridge the gap between research and application — turning early ideas into tangible proof-of-concepts and pilots.

Come for bold tech, honest learnings, and new connections across founders, researchers, Deutsche Telekom experts, and the ecosystem at the program's demo day.

 

Together with TU Berlin, TU Dresden, TU München, TU Kaiserslautern, Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, and the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), we selected four spinoffs and startups for the first badge. After three months of collaborative development with their Telekom mentors, the young entrepreneurs will present their results at the program's Demo Day, to which you are cordially invited.

 

Expect live demos, honest learnings, and open conversations with founders, researchers, and Telekom colleagues.

📅: February 4, 2025

🕒: 14:00 - 18:00

📍: hubraum Berlin

 

Curious to see what’s coming next?

Join us at the Tangible Tomorrow Program's Demo Day and explore what tomorrow’s innovation looks like and REGISTER today!

Our startups and spinoffs in the first batch

twincube

High-performance conversational, multi-modal digital twins with 5G/6G. End-to-end platform, built on existing WiFi/5G and future 6G, delivers a fast, non-invasive, customizable solution. By leveraging visual, LIDAR, inertial, and wireless sensing from multiple devices, they achieve large-scale semantic reconstruction of industrial scenarios, processed through our AI-native frontend for powerful analytics and conversational decision-making.

twincube with their mentor Adam Cwientzek, DT Technik (middle) 
fiber-like with their mentor Thomas Buchholz, T-Labs (right)fiber-like

fiber-like

Solves the connectivity bottleneck in next-generation mobile networks by providing cost-effective, high-speed optical wireless backhaul for network operators, enabling faster and more flexible deployment of 6G small cells with fiber like performance.

AIkjiu

Developing a standardized platform for the provision and monetization of radio channel data via CAMARA-like telco APIs that can be used in private and public mobile networks. Solution for processing and providing the enormous data rates in real time, as well as the ability to analyze them.

AIkjiu with their mentors Sven Wischnowsky, T-Labs (left) and Jerzy Grzesiak, hubraum (right) 
Hapticlabs with their mentors Tim Akgül, hubraum (left) and Florian Sägebrecht, TU Dresden (right). 

Hapticlabs

Hapticlabs is democratising haptic technology, providing a design and development platform for tangible interactions. Complete and ready-to-use platform for designing and prototyping haptic interactions. It combines a desktop editor to design haptic effects, plug & play hardware, and various APIs into one seamless experience.

If you want to learn more about our Tangible Tomorrow Program, please click here.

Agenda

14:00   Doors Open

14:30   Welcome  

14:45   Keynote Petr Lédl, Head of T-Labs

15:00   Startup pitches by twincube, fiber-like, Hapticlabs and Alkiju

16:00   Coffee Break

16:15    Panel „ From Patents to Startups: Closing Europe’s Deep Tech Gap “: hosted by Alexander Hirschfeld/Startup Verband, Laura Möller/JUNI (former UNITE), more panelists will follow soon

16:45   Wrap-up

Marketplaces & Networking (Snacks & Drinks)

18:00 End

 

Save your spot now and REGISTER HERE!

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