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It will be crucial for hidden champions to meaningfully connect the knowledge of ‘digital natives’ with their own knowledge. Almost daily, new startups emerge in Silicon Valley, Tel Aviv, London, and Berlin.

Connecting legacies to the new

It will be crucial for hidden champions to meaningfully connect the knowledge of ‘digital natives’ with their own knowledge of industrial engineering. Almost daily, new startups emerge in Silicon Valley, Tel Aviv, London, and Berlin. The business model of these new companies is to create even more value through digital services for users of machines and tools. WATTx in Berlin is developing exactly such services.

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In our blog, you will find insights into what we are building, the technology we use, and what we do on a day-to-day basis.

Carbon Capturing Market Analysis by wattx

Four relevant problem spaces in carbon capture projects

The results of our carbon capturing market analysis indicate four relevant challenges, companies have to overcome

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Interview with Max Steinhoff from Stryza

Stryza Interview

In this exclusive interview, we talk to Max Steinhoff, founder of Stryza, a promising venture of wattx. Max gives us insights into his experiences at wattx and how this influenced the founding of Stryza. We also talk about the future of Stryza and the importance of wattx as an innovation driver for German SMEs.

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Hacking Construction

wattx' first fully remote Hackathon. We divided the team into four different groups, each with experts from different wattx disciplines, including Business Development and Product management, UX research and design, Data Science, as well as Engineering, to work on different challenges - and off we went.

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How ethical is Artificial Intelligence?

Picture this: There is a trolley coming towards five stuck on the tracks. You are in the position where you can easily reach the lever to reroute the trolley to the sidetrack and save their lives. But: in doing so, you will kill one person that is, by ill luck, stuck on the sidetracks. What do you do? In nowadays world, Artificial Intelligence is faced with the same problem when dealing with autonomous driving for instance. How ethical is it to let AI decide on human survival?

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How to Give Constructive Feedback Correctly

Giving feedback can be a burden for both: the giver and the receiver. But with no feedback, there can be no improvement. However, it’s more than that. Giving constructive feedback can lead to open and transparent communication between co-workers and can strengthen the positive working culture.

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Future trends in the AR-based consumer goods industry

For AR to be fully adopted into the mainstream, it will require a breakthrough application, like on-site navigating in unfamiliar surroundings, e.g. big commercial centers or large train stations. At the end of the day, the business case will decide.

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The art and science of innovation

Innovation - is it an art or a science? We say that it is both. You need both empathy and logical thinking to come up with innovations that really matter.

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