The Startup Campus supports business start-ups at the university and accompanies innovative founders from the idea to the establishment of a company. We support enrolled students, employees and alumni, up to 5 years after leaving the university.
The Startup Campus supports business start-ups at the university and accompanies innovative founders from the idea to the establishment of a company. We support enrolled students, employees and alumni, up to 5 years after leaving the university.
Every business formation begins with an idea. We support you from the creation of an idea to the foundation of your company. No matter what phase of the company formation you are in, we are here for you.
1. Creating an idea
At the beginning of every company there is an idea and the desire for independence. Both are the starting point for your future success. We support you from the idea to the concept creation.
2. Planning
Planning is the most important part. The development of all elements of your business model is the focus. Let us support you in this. Either from the beginning or in between.
3. Financing
Financing is probably the step where most business start-ups fail. We support you and show you the possibilities of financial support.
4. Foundation
Once your business plan has been drawn up and financing has been secured, you can get down to business. We will be at your side as well. The adventure of self-employment can begin.
Our founder's guide with its 5 phases was developed to give you as a founder an overview of the next steps towards self-employment. A recommendation to you!
Feel free to contact us at any time: startupcampus@th-deg.de
You can also drop by our Startup Lab (Veilchengasse 2, 2nd floor).
GROW Gründerwerkstatt
In this joint project with the Hans Lindner Foundation, you have the opportunity to independently develop a business model using a business simulation game. Together in a team, you will work intensively on your own business idea and also learn how to generate, evaluate and further develop business ideas from trends. (no previous knowledge required)
GROW Gründerakademie
At the GROW GründerAkademie you have the opportunity to learn how to start or take over a company and be successful with it. The project of the Hans Lindner Foundation is not only supported by first-class speakers from the business world, but also attaches great importance to a wide-ranging, topic-relevant programme. The contents include, for example, protecting business ideas and securing them legally, online marketing, insurance and taxes, as well as practical reports from business founders. (no previous knowledge required)
Gründerstammtisch
At the Founders' Round Table you have the opportunity to exchange ideas with the Startup Campus start-up teams in a relaxed atmosphere. We cordially invite you to join us in the Startup Lab! (Veilchengasse 2, 2nd floor)
Alumni Startup Talks
At the Alumni Startup Talks, former DIT students talk about their successes and experiences in their self-employment. The series of events takes place regularly during the semester and is organised by the DIT Startup Campus in cooperation with DIT Alumni.
Practical Workshops - Explore the World of Digital Technologies
New digital technologies are drivers of many startups. That's why the Startup Campus offers a series of practical workshops where you can interactively explore digital technologies. In this way, you can easily familiarise yourself with the subject matter and immerse yourself in the world of digital technologies. The workshops are free of charge. All university members can take part. The workshops are held in groups. (no previous knowledge required)
Gründertag
The Founders' Day takes place every year as part of the Founders' Week Germany. The aim of the event is to inspire young people to think and act entrepreneurially. At the annual Founders' Day, you can expect idea pitches from selected start-up teams as well as exciting keynotes from successful founders, and much more.
Not only the Start-Up Campus team, but also the founders can use the office space, the co-working space and the seminar room. A particularly creative working environment has been created. The Start-Up Lab is open to everyone and accessible for a visit for exchange. Everyone is welcome!
Do you have an idea for your own startup? Then come and visit us in the Start-Up Lab! (Veilchengasse 2, 2nd floor)
Booking seminar room (Veilchengasse 2, 2.33)
To book the seminar room, simply send an e-mail to startupcampus@th-deg.de
Idea: With a shortage of skilled labour and a better work-life balance, we are facing two major changes in everyday working life that will inevitably require more productive employees in order to remain efficient. The root of greater productivity lies in good planning, and 2DAY is the perfect tool for this: A calendar that does some of the planning for you. With the help of dynamic planning, tasks are scheduled into your calendar according to priority and the time required. This prevents tasks from being forgotten according to the motto "out of sight, out of mind", and idle time between appointments can be reduced or planned. With useful collaboration features, we also ensure smooth collaboration between teams and third parties.
Team: Marius Gmeinwieser
Starting date: 01.10.2023
Idea: We use modern Industry 4.0 technologies to modernise supermarket branches. Using AI-based object recognition, we make traditional checkouts obsolete, open up new ways of communicating with customers and finally enable smart, digital management of your store processes. This relieves the burden on customers, employees and management. At the same time, we implement our technology in such a way that no customer is excluded from using the shop.
Team: Hagen Lenz, Phillip Graf, Svenja Pilmeier
Starting date: 01.11.2023
Idea: Digitalisation has affected almost all areas of our lives, but the real estate sector still poses a challenge. How can a property be experienced digitally in a realistic and authentic way? This is exactly where we come in. Our aim is to reshape the way people interact with property in a digital context. Our technology is designed to enable virtual property viewings - as if you were actually there. The potential extends far beyond property agents. Whether interior designers, property developers, property managers or operators of hotels and holiday flats - anyone who is directly involved in real estate can benefit from our concept.
Team: Paul Behnke, Daniel Binsmaier
Entry date: 01.12.2023
Idee: Die Energiewende stellt uns aktuell vor große Herausforderungen wie z. B. flukturierende Energieträger oder Netzüberlastung durch PV- und Windanlagen. Der Klimawandel erfordert eine grundlegende Umstellung der Energieversorgung in allen Bereichen. Mit unserem ecoTrailer stellen wir eine ortsunabhängige Stromversorgung aus erneuerbarer Energie zur Verfügung. Durch die Entwicklung eines innovativen Batteriemanagementsystems und die Verwendung von second-life Batterien, wird der ecoTrailer nachhaltig und kosteneffizient. Die Kapazität und die Leistung des ecoTrailers sind skalierbar, sodass sowohl eine Anwendung als netzunabhängige Stromversorgung, z.B. als Baustellenversorgung, als auch eine Verwendung als Großspeicher für PV-Parks zum Peak-Shaving möglich ist. Mit seiner großen Auswahl an Schnittstellen kann der ecoTrailer an unterschiedlichen, bestehenden Systemen, wie z. B. öffentliche Ladesäulen, PV-Parks, Windanlagen oder an das Hausnetz flexibel angebunden werden. Ein intelligentes, cloud-basiertes Monitoring ermöglicht die Steuerung und Überwachung per Fernzugriff.
Team: Michael Glashauser, Lukas Holzinger, Andreas Glashauser
Eintrittsdatum: 15.09.2022
Idee: Wir nutzen moderne Industrie 4.0 Technologien, um Supermarktfilialen zu modernisieren. Mittels AI basierter Objekterkennung machen wir traditionelle Kassen obsolet, eröffnen neue Wege der Kundenkommunikation, und ermöglichen endlich smartes, digitales Management ihrer Filialprozesse. Dies entlastet Kunden, Mitarbeiter und Management. Gleichzeitig implementieren wir unsere Technologie so, dass kein Kunde von der Nutzung des Ladens ausgeschlossen wird.
Team: Hagen Lenz, Phillip Graf, Svenja Pilmeier
Eintrittsdatum: 01.11.2023
Idee: Im Sommer zu heiß, im Winter zu kalt. Selten ist die Temperatur angenehm. Doch dies muss nun nicht mehr der Fall sein – Heizen und Kühlen per mobiler Unterlage bringt die richtige Temperatur an jeden Ort. Eine Innovation, die vielen Haustieren den Alltag erleichtern wird.
Wir sind das Geschwister-Team TiMa und entwickeln eine elektrisch heiz- und kühlbare Unterlage/Körbchen für Heimtiere. Gleichzusetzen ist dieses Projekt mit der komfortablen Sitzheizung und - klimatisierung eines PKW´s.
Die Bedienung der TiMa ist sowohl an der Unterlage selbst als auch per mobiler App möglich.
Mithilfe des Kickstart Inkubators wollen wir einen, in vollem Umfang funktionierenden Prototypen der Unterlage sowie eine benutzerfreundliche und leicht verständliche App zur Steuerung entwickeln.
Team: Johanna Zech, Martin Zech
Eintrittsdatum: 15.07.2022
Idea: Every day, millions of people use various means of transportation to get from point A to point B. However, this creates several problems that need to be addressed. Inefficient route planning results in the emission of avoidable greenhouse gases, which lead to increased environmental pollution. Furthermore, each transport operator provides its own booking platform, which makes collective booking of different means of transport for a trip massively more difficult.
To innovatively transform these problems and thus the travel market, we, the team at Plant My Trip, are developing a transportation search engine that calculates the most environmentally friendly travel route by intelligently combining all modes of transportation. To pay for the greenhouse gases that cannot be saved, there is also the possibility to create a transparent CO2 offset with an ECO partner of Plant My Trip, which further mitigates the environmental impact created.
To generate a flexible platform for the customer, the search engine was developed as an app for mobile devices. The app can also be used to simultaneously book all required means of transport and CO2 offsetting. This creates a holistic solution for passenger transportation that has a positive effect on the environment and for customers.
Team: Akshita Agarwal, Ledia Leka, Timon Huber
Entry date: 1 March 2022
Idea: With our plantable picture frame, we have developed a space-saving and beautiful design object that gives you the feeling of creating your own little oasis. We offer the frame as a DIY hobby project, which convinces all plant lovers and creative minds with its design and reusability. At the same time, we pay attention to sustainable production. Due to the space-saving function, you can make the dream of a herb garden possible even in small flats.
Team: Merle Balk, Lea Burger, Louisa Höpfner
Entry date: 1 July 2022
Idea: A normal combine harvester is currently used in the agricultural sector for harvesting industrial hemp. However, the industrial hemp is not harvested as gently as with our technology.
We have developed our own hydraulic front loader attachment for tractors specifically for harvesting the flowers and seeds of industrial hemp in a single process.
The gentle, innovative harvesting process works on the principle of combing. This involves tearing or stripping the flowers and seeds from the stalks. This is achieved by applying pressure to the crop and holding it in place while the combing drum brushes through the crop.
As part of the Kickstart Incubator, the existing prototype can be further developed so that it can be brought to market to make work easier for farmers.
Team: Philipp Flierl, Jonas Schreindl, Nina Müller
Date of entry: 15.04.2022
Idea: Squadron helps solar parks achieve their optimal performance. It uses drones equipped with a gimbal control system to automatically adjust the vertical and horizontal angle of the compact high-resolution dual camera. A real-time image processing application is integrated in the control system to obtain high-quality radiometric images with accurate frames for PV modules. Thus, it is possible to detect all kinds of anomalies in the shortest time and with more precise results than with conventional inspection methods. An inspection with the Squadron drone creates a detailed overview of the solar farms, including energy and financial losses, localisation of all types of faults combined with digital twin technology to prioritise and facilitate access to all types of faults.
Team: Mohammed Abu Rezeq
Entry date: 1 July 2021
Idea: A constant companion that helps to manage the flood of information in everyday life. SpreadIt - the next generation note app - is designed to make this possible. Starting with the capture of a note, the AI-supported processing of additional information, the recording is analysed and stored in a meaningful and useful way for further processing. In the process, important annotations such as people, events, products or dates are automatically recognised and linked to each other or duplicates are identified. In addition, the note snippets are sorted and grouped using keywords. If desired, information can be shared within an organisation. In this way, a network of knowledge is created together, whereby everyone benefits and can make their contribution. The note app for an individual becomes a knowledge management system for the whole organisation step by step.
A tool to build up a realistic knowledge landscape in a sustainable way - for oneself and in the team.
Team: Johannes Zitzelsberger, Maximilian Stegbauer, Matthias Kilger
Entry date: 27 May 2021
Idea: Climate change is advancing and leading to a massive expansion of renewable energies globally. In Germany in particular, national climate targets are leading to increased decentralised renewable power plant concepts and a reduction in primary energy consumption. This necessary energy transition is leading to an increase in electricity applications. However, Germany has the highest (grid) electricity price for private households worldwide. Economically more lucrative decentralised power plant concepts are leading to an increase in private power plant operators, such as photovoltaic systems. This cheap local electricity is displacing expensive grid electricity.
Tradenergy uses software as an app to ensure that local electricity can be traded in a decentralised manner that is legally and technically secure. The tenant electricity model provides the basis. Surplus energy can thus be sold to third parties. The (future) decentralised electricity grid structure coupled with the increasing degree of electrification and expiring feed-in tariffs make this application inevitable.
Team: Anton Dobler, Andreas Lindlbauer, Anton Kirchner
Entry date: 23 August 2021
Idea: OmnitorQ focuses on improvements to hand tools. Many tools have already undergone the transformation from ordinary purely mechanical tools to engineered solutions. One example is the evolution of the screwdriver into a cordless screwdriver. But not every hand tool has an engineered solution that supports the user in their work. That is why OmnitorQ concentrates on finding solutions for these tools. First, the start-up focuses on the functional principle of the open-ended spanner. The aim is to provide existing advantages of the tool with innovative technical solutions in order to achieve an increase in efficiency in the work to be carried out.
Team: Korbinian Miller, Prashant Viradiya
Entry Date: 18 March 2021
Idea: For immigrants and foreigners, it is very difficult and expensive to source their local products in Germany. Therefore, KulturCart is developing an e-commerce market for African, Asian and Latin American food and local products. Consumers can thus buy local products quickly, easier and cheaper. However, KulturCart is not only an online shop, but offers the possibility to get to know different cultures and provides information accordingly. The mission of Kulturcart is to create multiculturalism and diversity in Germany by giving everyone quick and easy access to international cuisine and information about cultures from all over the world.
Team: Ibrahim Lawal, Hilda Tabitha, Ahmed Adeagbo, Austin Sade
Entry date: 26 May 2021
Idea: TC3D has developed a process in additive manufacturing to produce coloured parts. More precisely, FFF 3D printing is combined with transfer printing in such a way that high-resolution images are transferred to one side of the components. Currently, 3D printers that can print in colour are still expensive and very limited in FFF printers. In this area, the only options are to use several coloured filaments in succession or to colour each layer with an inkjet print head. Special transfer ribbons now offer an alternative. Software combines the G-code (file for the 3D printer) with an image file and prints a toner layer on the transfer foil using a laser printer. This is then fixed on the heating bed of the 3D printer and the part is built up on the transfer foil. The toner is transferred from the foil to the polymer during the printing process. After cleaning the foil, it can be reused. The process has applications in the hobby sector and in industry.
Team: Daniel Winklmaier Peran, Johannes Zillner, Jonas Scherz and Simon Böhmisch
Entry date: 06 April 2021
Idea: XR|eality develops software application in the field of virtual reality and augmented reality in order to digitise teaching as a whole in a sustainable and steady way. Since 2020, the education system has been forcibly digitalised due to the Corona pandemic. One thing has always been certain: EdTech and the modification of many learning processes are of utmost importance for the teaching of the future. First of all, the start-up aims that its software, which is developed with Unity, will soon be found at universities.
Examples of the above-mentioned software applications are geographical explorations through numerous terrains or a planetarium to observe physical processes in our universe at close range. Working with geometric solids also lends itself to schools in the subject of mathematics. Pupils and students can thus immerse themselves in a virtual educational environment and experience learning in a new way.
Team: Christoph Pauli, Silvio Angelillo
Entry date: 27 May 2021
Idea: The idea for Bison arose during the construction of the house, where socket connections often had to be laboriously separated due to corrections when laying KG pipes. An employee of the construction company complained that so far no tool has been offered for this constantly occurring problem. Bison is a simple tool with which even difficult-to-separate socket joints can be loosened quickly and safely by skilful, even distribution of force without damaging the pipes as well as the sockets. Bison saves time and energy for private users as well as considerable labour costs for companies.
Team: Franz Raumschüssel, Hermann Seidl
Entry date: 17 June 2021
Idea: Old machines often function perfectly, but their process cannot currently be digitally recorded and evaluated. About 85% of all processing machines currently in use (worldwide) are not able to provide operating states, machine parameters or processing information digitally.
For this reason, we - the MDE-Box team - are developing a new retrofit solution to digitally record and process machine data from existing machines in production. This data is generated via image signals of a graphical user interface, without retrofitting sensors. This enables machine data storage and analysis without intervening in the machine's hardware and/or software. The generated data is transferred to a database and transmitted via an online standard interface (e.g. OPC-UA) to the company's process control system (e.g. ERP, MES systems).
The recorded data allow, for example, conclusions to be drawn about the overall equipment effectiveness (OEE), downtimes, tool use and wear and the machining status. Thus, the entire machining/manufacturing process can be digitally mapped, interpreted and improved. Based on their own production data, this enables companies to better utilise their equipment and plan their processes. With our solution, companies can realise optimisation potential and increase the effectiveness of their production facilities in the long term.
Team: Till Bienlein, Felix Weggenmann, Ali Aljalali
Duration: 01 December 2020 - 21 May 2021
Idea: Scob develops a platform where pupils can find orientation and discover interesting companies. We connect these two parties in an efficient ways and can therefore provide companies with suitable potential trainees who, through sufficient information, make an informed decision and thus provide the company with long-term, motivated added value. Scob distinguishes itself from other online offers through its innovative approach to career orientation using orientation tests and the visualisation of companies in a three-dimensional world, thus ensuring the best possible and manageable information on the student side and a solid presentation of the company on the company side. The orientation tests are implemented with the help of a neural network, which is an approach that does not yet exist on our market. We develop the three-dimensional professional world with Unity (a software for visualisation in three-dimensional space). Such a professional world does not yet exist.
Team: Maximilian Hau, Maximilian Anzinger, Sebastian Hau
Duration: 1 September 2020 - 28 February 2021
Idea: in the project a 360° video drone is being developed, whereby the drone itself is not visible in the video material. This drone is specially designed for indoor shots. Due to its small size (LxWxH approx. 20x20x5 cm) and its equally low weight of less than 250g, it is able to fly through small openings, windows or shelves on the one hand, and over sensitive places close to people without any problems on the other hand. This opens up completely new perspectives, as at indoor sports events you can fly past the athletes very closely and with outstanding agility and speed, or at dance events you can even fly between the feet of the dancers. Due to its size and inertia, such shots are currently not possible with other 360° drones (e.g. www.spherie.com) and make the project unique. In addition, as the 250g limit in Germany is no longer legally required for the model aircraft to fly in the field of vision, i.e. the pilot is no longer visible on the photographs, which offers the potential for new types of user experiences
Team: Daniel Fuchs
Duration: 1 August 2020 - 31 January 2021
Idea: Scob develops a platform on which students can orient themselves and discover interesting companies. We connect these two parties in an efficient way and can thus provide companies with suitable potential trainees who, through sufficient education, make an informed decision and thus provide the company with long-term and motivated added value. Scob distinguishes itself from other online offers through the innovative approach of career orientation with the help of orientation tests and the visualization of the companies in a three-dimensional world and thus ensures the best possible and manageable clarification on the student side as well as a solid presentation of the company on the company side. The orientation tests are implemented with the help of a neural network, which is an approach that does not yet exist on our market. We develop the three-dimensional professional world using Unity (a software for visualization in three-dimensional space). Such a professional world does not exist yet.
Team: Maximilian Hau, Maximilian Anzinger, Sebastian Hau
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Patrick Glauner
Funding: EXIST-Gründerstipendium, September 2021
You can find more information in the InformaApp.
Idea: In cooperation with the Application Laboratory Industry 4.0 of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology, ti4f has developed a strategy to digitalise the processes in tool and mould making. The processes of the highly complex one-off production can be analysed with the help of the Process Explorer and process bottlenecks can be detected. With the help of the self-learning knowledge database working in the background, strategies for process optimisation can be generated. The learning management system is intended to provide customers with digital process knowledge at the right time in order to be able to network the process across departmental boundaries. Since digitalisation can only be implemented at a slower pace without support, ti4f provides a moderated online community.
Team: Constantin Vogel, Thomas Brunner, Radoslaw Korek
Mentor: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ludwig Gansauge
Funding: EXIST-Gründerstipendium, October 2020
You can find more information in the InformaApp.
Idea: The founding team has the vision of using the potential of agricultural robotics to strengthen a local and thus sustainable food supply. Their initial product, the vegetable cultivation robot "SEPP", is initially intended for home use. It takes over the work steps "irrigation" and "weed control" necessary for vegetable cultivation, for which there is often no time or motivation. Through continuous care of the vegetable patch, he thus ensures the success of the harvest all year round.
Team: Andreas Stockinger, Martin Seidl, Sandra Eichenseher
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Dorner
Funding: EXIST-Gründerstipendium, August 2020
You can find more information in the InformaApp.
Idea: XENTEC stands for the highest security and performance in the storage and communication of information. The specially developed encryption system offers the highest security standard in the age of digitalisation and Industry 4.0. Intelligent marketplace for manufacturing parts. Here, the customers of the manufacturing companies create tenders to which the manufacturing companies can bid directly in the platform.
Team: Sebastian Schreiner, Nicolai Roider
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Thomas Geiß
Funding: EXIST-Gründerstipendium, April 2020
Further information can be found in the InformaApp.
Idee: Lumoo is a platform for everyone aged 50 and over, all about the internet, networking and new media. The app consists of two parts: Lumoo Explain, as an e-learning application, offers a way to get started with digitalisation and the internet. Lumoo Connect to network and find new friends on an interest basis.
Team: Juliane Schwabenbauer, Uta Maier, Andreas Hell
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Thomas Geiß
Funding: EXIST-Gründerstipendium, November 2019 (extension until the end of Januar 2021)
Further information can be found in the InformaApp.
Idee: Innovative safety binding in water sports - with the patent-pending mechanism of the Dalion safety binding, injuries in the one-footer area are radically reduced or avoided. A further development of the product can be described as a smart safety binding, which intelligently controls and individualises numerous functions via digital sensors and, in addition to injury prevention, also enables an increase in performance. In addition, it allows the user to evaluate personal riding data and get an overview of the route, altitude and tricks.
Team: Markus Zaglmann, Thomas Lischke
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Thomas Geiß
Funding: EXIST-Gründerstipendium, November 2019 (extension until the end of December 2020)
Further information can be found in the InformaApp.
Idea: Intelligent marketplace for production parts. This is where the customers of the manufacturing companies create invitations to tender, which the manufacturing companies can then offer directly in the platform.
Team: Robert Hilmer, Sebastian Freund, Michael Neuhauser
Mentor: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Herbert Fischer
Funding: EXIST Funding scholarship, March 2019
Idea: A company that develops solar seawater desalination plants in cooperation with the customer and implements them worldwide.
Team: Niclas Dehmel, Dimtrij Medvedev, Raphael Wagensonner
Mentor: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Robert Mnich
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, May 2018
Idea: Algorithm used to create stories based on random variables.
Team: Johannes Pfister, Jacqueline Pfeifer und Sascha Kath
Mentor: Prof. Susanne Krebs
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, January 2018
Idea: HYYV is a trustworthy, innovative app-based B2C interaction platform for companies and their existing and potential customers. The novel combination of network, messenger and mobile wallet solves problems of both parties and closes the gap of existing interaction possibilities.
Team: Florian Oberhofer, Robert Maier
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Johann Nagengast
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, September 2017
Idea: App and platform for the prevention and processing of wildlife accidents.
Team: Alfons Weinzierl, Alexander Böckl, Jozo Lagetar
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Dorner
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, November 2016 & Start?Zuschuss!, November 2017
Idea: Sminks is a payment app for mobile devices that seamlessly links payment functionality and value-added services.
Team: Lisa Erdmann, Martin Schlott, Magdalena Lerchl
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Götz Winterfeldt
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, April 2014
Idea: Media Disposition
Team: Markus Baun, Bernd Meyer, Ben Kose
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Götz Winterfeldt
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, February 2013
Idea: Tool for manufacturers that compares prices to detect price competition and react appropriately to negative price spirals before the product sales margin is destroyed.
Team: Matthias Lange, Lohmanns Nana, Alexander Thomas
Mentor: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Josef Schneeberger
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, January 2012
Idea: Development of a multi-copter with remote head for high-quality film recordings in HD quality.
Team: Florian Schlamminger, Tobias Oberberger
Mentor: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Udo Garmann
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, April 2011
Idea: Development of an integrated workflow management system (WVMS) for the fast administration, transmission and editing of video files for professional film shooting.
Team: Benedikt Meirer, Yannic Hieber, Huy Truong
Mentor: Prof. Ernst Jürgens
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, January 2011
Idea: Development of an intelligent mountain rescue system based on pattern recognition algorithms.
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Mentor: Dr. Jutta Hübscher
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, July 2010
Idea: The development of a web-based platform for learning and applying brain-friendly learning techniques based on mnemonics.
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Mentor: Prof. Dr. Dr. Heribert Popp
Funding: Exist-Gründerstipendium, March 2010
Idea: Fresh vegetables from one's own garden have many advantages, but taking care of the vegetable patch always requires an immense amount of time. The start-up SEPP has the vision of creating a self-sufficient garden in which the time you can or want to spend is no longer the limiting factor for the harvest quantity. The vegetable garden robot SEPP (Smart Efficient Plant Production) takes over the work steps "watering" and "weeding" necessary for vegetable cultivation, for which there is often no time or motivation. The dream of having your own vegetable garden is therefore no longer a question of time.
Team: Andreas Stockinger, Kim Hong, Korbinian Miller
Mentor: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Dorner
Funding: FLÜGGE, 1 March 2022 - 28 February 2023
You can find more information in the InformaApp.
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DIT is internationally recognised with an award of excellence:
WURI (Worlds Universities with Real Impact) ranked DIT No. 1 worldwide in the category “Entrepreneurial Spirit“ 2023.
National awards for DIT:
The university ranked first in Germany in the "medium-sized universities" size category in the Founders' Radar 2022 by the Stifteverband.
Overall ranking: 10th place
Results in the categories:
Foundation anchoring: 10th place
Start-up awareness: 4th place
Start-up support: 3rd place
In order to support you and your business ideas, we are not alone. We have strong partners on our side.
Die Hans Lindner Foundation is a non-profit foundation of the Lindner family and the Lindner Group.
The focus of the consultation for founders of new businesses, company successors and entrepreneurs is the success that you as a person want to achieve in your independence. It supports you in realistically defining your requirements, needs and wishes and helps you with experience in implementing them.
A hub for companies and start-ups
Industrial Park
The Innovations Technology Campus is a technology-oriented business park and start-up campus offering variable and multifunctional rental space on 12,400 m².
Start-Up Centre
The ITC1 is an incubator in Deggendorf and offers a place for idea carriers, start-ups and young companies to realise their ideas and goals.
Network & Events
At ITC1, founders, start-ups and young companies meet already established high-tech firms. They also find access to a broadly structured and cross-sector network. A large number of practice-oriented events and workshops are offered on site and virtually.
The cross-border business incubator with its locations in Pfarrkirchen and Freyung is the contact point for start-ups and female start-ups in the rural area of Lower Bavaria. As part of the Lower Bavarian Digitalisation Start-up Centre Network (GZDN), we support start-up projects with a digital connection and network start-ups supraregionally in the border regions of Austria and the Czech Republic.
#GRÜNDENIMGRÜNEN means attractive office and coworking space in a central location and natural environment, a wide range of consulting and further education opportunities, exchange with like-minded people and valuable contact points to sponsors and business partners.
County of Cham
The Innovation and Start-Up Centre Roding provides perfect starting conditions and future prospects for business start-ups. Thus, the IGZ offers those willing to set up a business an optimal basis for their business start-up and strengthens the small and medium-sized business base in the district in the long term.
Flexible premises, jointly usable services, support in arranging contacts and in the development of subsidies as well as the spatial proximity to likewise innovative founders of new businesses should improve the starting chances of the companies located in the IGZ.
The innovation and start-up centres in the district of Cham offer optimal starting conditions for innovative start-ups. Full concentration on entrepreneurial tasks, an excellent environment, services and support are the central benefits for the resident companies.
The various qualification programmes offered by the Deggendorf Institute of Technology support you in your project. In this way you will be perfectly trained for your path to entrepreneurship.
This program for ambitious entrepreneurs is structured to turn vision into business by implementing the Silicon Valley marketing spirit.
See the Further Education section for course details.
As a student of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology, you have the opportunity to learn how to found or take over a company and succeed as such. In addition, the seminar week can be credited as an AWP subject (2 ECTS credits).
The Hans Lindner Foundation project in Deggendorf not only offers first-class speakers from the field, but also attaches great importance to a wide-ranging, topic-relevant programme. The content ranges from topics such as protecting and legally securing business ideas, to online marketing, company takeovers and practical reports from business founders.
Playfully developing start-up ideas - from idea to innovation
As students of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology, you have the opportunity to develop business models independently in a team using a business game. Furthermore, digital technology skills are taught in the form of learning labs, which can be experienced in groups in a playful way. In addition, the project week can be credited as an AWP subject (2 ECTS credits).
In this project of the Hans Lindner Foundation and the DIT Startup Campus, students work intensively on their own business idea and also learn how to generate, evaluate and further develop business ideas from trends.
The GROW GründerWerkstatt focuses on the central elements of start-up and innovatoin processes and is intended to map the overall connections from the idea to innovation (No previous knowledge necessary!)
Uber, Slack, Whatsapp, ... big names that started as small start-ups in recent years and were all founded by engineers and computer scientists. Technology, product, business model and the founding team are all closely linked.
Can this success also be planned?
In this elective, we take you step-by-step through the phases of founding a company:
These aspects of setting up a business are explained theoretically in the course of the implementation in order to put the new knowledge into practice in a team on their own start-up idea.
Note: This AWP/FWP subject is not offered every semester
Many students have already dared to take the step into self-employment. We will gladly mediate between you. You will have a contact person who can tell you about his or her own experiences.
You are a graduate at DIT and have founded your own company? With the DIT Spin-Off Label you can show which university you come from! All important information about placing the Spin-Off Label on your website can be found in the guidelines.
If you have any questions please contact the Startup Campus via startupcampus@th-deg.de.
You got an exciting idea and would like to start your own business?
Contact us at startupcampus@th-deg.de or visit us in person in the Startup Lab (Veilchengasse 2, second floor).
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