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Are you looking to turn your research findings into your own business?
Would you like to establish a product or service on the market and seek advice on how to do so?
Are you looking for a sparring partner to analyse various application ideas for your research findings together and identify the market opportunities for a successful spin-off?
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Robert Haack, Innovation Scout at HTW Dresden
Workshops and events
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HTW Transfer Day
The Transfer Day offers exciting presentations on the topic of ‘transferring research results’
# Recognising the innovative
potential of research results # Gaining insights into best
practices # Discovering the expertise
and know-how of HTW # For researchers and PhD students
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Successful spin-offs from the academic world
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Using hardware and software developed in-house, Semodia creates a standardised communication interface between industrial plants and machinery, thereby enabling the exchange of information between equipment from a wide range of manufacturers. Read the full story of this high-tech start-up in this founder profile
With KleePura, grünerdüngen has developed the first regional and vegan organic fertiliser made from 100% organic clover. The product was developed as part of a four-year research project at the Chair of Organic Farming at HTW Dresden. Find out more about the story behind grünerdüngen in this start-up profile.
AidBoards develops, manufactures and distributes sustainable, single-use furniture made from natural fibre materials for use in humanitarian aid and disaster relief. The research project originated at the Chair of Wood Technology and Fibre Materials Technology at TU Dresden. This profile details the entire development of AidBoards.