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Young founders, cleaner towns, stronger student-company links. Výkop shows the Liberec Region has ideas

Young founders, cleaner towns, stronger student-company links. Výkop shows the Liberec Region has ideas

Začínající podnikatelé mění strategii. Zatímco ještě před několika lety hledali hlavně investory, dnes chtějí především první zákazníky, ověřit svůj produkt na trhu a získat zkušené mentory. Potvrzuje to i letošní ročník programu Výkop podnikatelského inkubátoru Lipo.ink, kterým prošlo osm startupů z Libereckého kraje – od sedmnáctiletého podnikatele přes technologii pro kořenové čistírny až po platformu propojující studenty s firmami.
RaceQ teaches racing teams to read telemetry and find lost tenths of a second in data

RaceQ teaches racing teams to read telemetry and find lost tenths of a second in data

Every lap completed on a track leaves a trace in the data. But knowing speed, acceleration, steering input or tyre load does not make the car faster on its own. RaceQ, a start-up developing software for simulation and analysis of racing car dynamics, wants to show teams where the graphs hide opportunities for faster cornering. And also how simulations can help save up to seven-figure sums spent on renting race tracks.
Chips beyond the border: the Liberec Region seeks its place on Europe’s new semiconductor map

Chips beyond the border: the Liberec Region seeks its place on Europe’s new semiconductor map

One of today’s most significant semiconductor projects in Europe is taking shape in Dresden. The new ESMC plant, backed by Taiwan’s TSMC together with Bosch, Infineon and NXP, is intended to strengthen European chip production for the automotive sector, industrial technologies and other strategic industries. For the Liberec Region, it represents an opportunity that could influence the shape of local industry for years to come.
TUL’s best student start-ups are changing motorsport, fashion and the construction industry

TUL’s best student start-ups are changing motorsport, fashion and the construction industry

Software for racing cars, sustainable fashion made from clothing that would otherwise turn into waste, and non-flammable insulation material made from waste raw materials. The 12th edition of the Start-up TUL competition showed that student ideas are increasingly moving close to real business, bringing interesting technologies and addressing themes of social responsibility.