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TUM project of software for powerful batteries honored with award

5 July 2021
byStudent Circuit

The start-up TWAICE has received the TUM Presidential Entrepreneurship Award in recognition of its research-based entrepreneurial success. The other finalists were Retorio and Capmo. The software products of the three TUM spin-outs facilitate powerful batteries, intelligent staff selection and efficient processes on construction sites.

More than 2000 attendees took part virtually in yesterday’s first full-day Entrepreneurship Day hosted by TUM and UnternehmerTUM, the Center for Innovation and Business Creation. After start-up presentations, workshops and discussions with guests from the private sector and the world of research, TUM presented the Presidential Entrepreneurship Award. Key criteria for the jury were business ideas based on the outcome of research, strong growth potential and initial success in obtaining financing. The award comes with a 10,000 euro cash prize, donated by the Bund der Freunde (Friends of TUM).Read more.Source: “Software for powerful battery technology”, TUM News

5 July 2021
byStudent Circuit

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