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Voltfang develops home storage solutions for private houses using recycled traction batteries. The company integrates used electric car batteries into a battery storage system and thus build up a decentralized storage network.

Ecoworks specializes in climate-neutral renovations and modernizations for apartment buildings. The company uses industrial pre-fabrication, digital processes, and highly efficient energy systems to modernize multi-family houses with up to four floors within a few weeks.

Beanstock is on a mission to reinvent real estate investment, making it digital, simple and enjoyable. Beanstock created a investment properties marketplace in Europe that helps individual investors buy and manage buy-to-let properties.

NeoCarbon reverses climate change by dramatically cutting costs of Direct Air Capture leveraging cooling towers around Europe. By retrofitting existing infrastructure without impacting their original function, the time and cost needed to set up a carbon capturing system is improved by up to 10x.

80% of the world’s catastrophic flood losses aren’t insured. That’s $58bn of uncovered damage, and it’s getting bigger each year because of climate change, population growth and urbanisation. FloodFlash is an insurance technology company that combines computer models, cloud software and internet-of-things sensors into flood cover that protects those the insurance industry has left behind. FloodFlash is the first parametric flood insurance available to the mass market. Each customer chooses a depth of flooding and how much they’d receive when floods reach that depth. When the smart sensor installed at their property detects flood water at the chosen depth, the claim is paid in full. Since the 2019 launch FloodFlash has been at the forefront of the global parametric movement. Their smart cover has set new standards for simple, transparent insurance, protecting thousands that can’t get cover anywhere else and winning over 30 industry awards. Founded by catastrophe risk experts Adam Rimmer and Dr Ian Bartholomew, FloodFlash has raised £2.1m in investment to date. FloodFlash is headquartered in London, is a registered coverholder at Lloyd’s of London and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

PlanRadar offers a SaaS solution for documentation and communication in construction and real estate projects (e.g. construction documentation, task and defect management. due diligence, etc.). Today, there are in each real estate project on average 1-2 issues per 100ft². PlanRadar's solution with web access and native apps for all kinds of mobile devices (iOS, Android, Windows) supports the user in recording, documentation, communication, and tracking of any kind of information. Project & site managers, architects & planners, specialists, technicians, property &facility managers or investors and owners can record any kind of information (e.g. tasks, defects, ec.) in a cost & time-saving way directly on the site with their tablet or smartphone and assign them in real-time to responsible project stakeholders. PlanRadar has already more than 7,000 customers and more than 60,000 users from 45 different countries worldwide. Thousands of our users save already 7 working hours every single week.

Kollabo - the deep job platform for skilled blue collar workers. Thanks to our large network of temporary offices & our qualified team, we excel at finding the perfect match for job seekers and staffing agencies. Never before has the recruiting process been so easy and hassle-free for everyone involved. The goal is to digitally enable all stakeholder, generating a win-win-win situation. It can be that simple with Kollabo – We make work easy.

Wunderflats is an online platform that enables users to find and rent furnished apartments in Germany. It brings together tenants, landlords, and companies on one platform and makes renting a furnished apartment as convenient as possible. It was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Berlin.

Desana is changing how the world *works*. We support the hybrid real estate strategies for global employers, simplifying how they give employees access to workspace wherever they are. We do this by making the global flexible workspace market useable in the same platform that companies use to manage desk and meeting room bookings within their own buildings. Less reliance on long-term leases. Way more flexibility for teams.

inpera develops and operates the most innovativ platform for procurement in the construction industry. We cover the whole value chain from services, sub-contractors and materials. With our consulting services we support our customers on their way towards a digital business. inpera did a full pivot (including the founders and management) in 2019.

Ecoworks specializes in climate-neutral renovations and modernizations for apartment buildings. The company uses industrial pre-fabrication, digital processes, and highly efficient energy systems to modernize multi-family houses with up to four floors within a few weeks.

Archilyse, founded in 2017, is a PropTech start-up that offers holistic numeric architecture analysis as an easy to use Software-as-a-Service solution. By doing so, Archilyse provides information necessary for optimising a multitude of processes in every step of the real estate lifecycle. To produce knowledge based on data Archilyse uses four generic power-simulations, such as view, geometrical, connectivity and physical analysis, from which countless others can be derived. Their results provide the most comprehensive view on architecture currently available worldwide. This is how it works: 2D floor plans in the form of PDFs or building image files are converted to 3D BIM-Light models and geo-referenced. Using API (Application Program Interface) calls, professional users can analyse building models drawn from algorithms which translated the latest scientific findings into formulas. The results are presented to users in easy-to-read heatmaps or can be exported in the form of key figure tables for further processing. This process renders portfolio digitalisation profitable for the first time. Archilyse uses the underutilized potential of digitization in the real estate industry and thus eliminates the prevailing information imbalance between real estate professionals and layman, thereby enabling the maximization of benefits for all stakeholders in real estate.

The Thing-it platform is a powerful suite of technologies which enables you to create digitalization solutions for Smart Offices, Smart Hotels, Smart Quarters, Condominiums, Shopping Malls, Trade Fairs, Facilities Management, Student Dorms, Assisted Living and more ...

Building Radar informs its customers about construction projects worldwide. Due to their AI technology, which searches the internet around the clock, thier customers can find new and existing construction projects before their competitors and are therefore able to pitch first and increase their margins. The company'scustomers are companies that are connected when it comes to construction projects. Whether they are producing concrete or selling interior design solutions, they all fit into their customer pool.

Seniovo supports elderly and disabled people with barrier-free structural alteration measures and living space adjustments of any kind.

Wunderflats is an online platform that enables users to find and rent furnished apartments in Germany. It brings together tenants, landlords, and companies on one platform and makes renting a furnished apartment as convenient as possible. It was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Berlin.

Architrave is leading the digital transformation in Real Estate Asset Management by making document and data management faster and simpler. The company's platform and supplementary services enable the industry to make the step from physical documents to data and from data to smart decisions, allowing Asset Managers to actually manage assets instead of papers. With the application of machine learning algorithms to extract and process relevant information from documents, Architrave minimizes inefficient human work and solves the problem of non-standardized, poor data.

Archilyse, founded in 2017, is a PropTech start-up that offers holistic numeric architecture analysis as an easy to use Software-as-a-Service solution. By doing so, Archilyse provides information necessary for optimising a multitude of processes in every step of the real estate lifecycle. To produce knowledge based on data Archilyse uses four generic power-simulations, such as view, geometrical, connectivity and physical analysis, from which countless others can be derived. Their results provide the most comprehensive view on architecture currently available worldwide. This is how it works: 2D floor plans in the form of PDFs or building image files are converted to 3D BIM-Light models and geo-referenced. Using API (Application Program Interface) calls, professional users can analyse building models drawn from algorithms which translated the latest scientific findings into formulas. The results are presented to users in easy-to-read heatmaps or can be exported in the form of key figure tables for further processing. This process renders portfolio digitalisation profitable for the first time. Archilyse uses the underutilized potential of digitization in the real estate industry and thus eliminates the prevailing information imbalance between real estate professionals and layman, thereby enabling the maximization of benefits for all stakeholders in real estate.

Seniovo supports elderly and disabled people with barrier-free structural alteration measures and living space adjustments of any kind.

inpera develops and operates the most innovativ platform for procurement in the construction industry. We cover the whole value chain from services, sub-contractors and materials. With our consulting services we support our customers on their way towards a digital business. inpera did a full pivot (including the founders and management) in 2019.

The PropTech startup Simplifa offers real estate owners an all-round service in the area of elevator management with the help of smart building and Internet of Things technologies and already manages more than 1,000 elevator systems today. Elevators are a pain point for their owners: The operation and maintenance costs of the elevator generate some of the highest costs per square feet in the property and elevator downtimes cause extreme user dissatisfaction, high administrative burden for property managers and can even lead to justified rent reductions. Implementing operational obligations, such as maintenance, documentation and repair, lies in the primary responsibility of the property owners. However, due to high cost and often lack of expertise, this happens usually not only inefficiently, but also involves legal risks, for example due to failure to employ maintenance measures. In addition, there is a high information asymmetry between owner / property manager and elevator maintenance company, which often leads to disproportionately high maintenance costs. Simplifa structures, optimizes, and manages elevator portfolios for its customers. The startup serves as a central point of contact for owners and elevator service companies and acts as an expert on an equal footing in negotiations. Each elevator undergoes a technical inspection and is recorded in 360° shots to simulate a virtual “elevator twin”. In the event of system malfunctions, the maintenance company can ensure a much faster and more targeted repair thanks to the "elevator twin" without prior dispatch of a technician. Thanks to Simplifa, the operating and maintenance costs of the elevators are regularly reduced by about 30% while maintaining the same quality. In the future, the transmission of sensor data will provide a manufacturer-independent real-time analysis for a predictive maintenance system, which will reduce the manual test frequency of the elevators and avoid costly downtimes in advance.