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German Entrepreneur Award: These entrepreneurs have what it takes to change the world
Germany💻 Technology4 hr. ago

German Entrepreneur Award: These entrepreneurs have what it takes to change the world

The article discusses two innovative startups in Germany aiming to make significant contributions through technological advancements. The first, Deepdrive, has developed a new type of electric motor called the Doppelrotor-Radialfluss-Motor, which promises improved efficiency, power, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional electric motors. This innovation could benefit both fully electric vehicles and hybrid cars. The startup was founded by former investment banker Felix Pörnbacher and engineer Stefan Ender, with support from major automotive companies like BMW and Volkswagen. The second startup, Vivalyx, is working on a synthetic fluid designed to preserve donated organs more effectively, potentially increasing the number of available donor organs by up to 50%. Their product is currently being tested at a university clinic in Rotterdam, and the European Medicines Agency has granted it 'Breakthrough Status.'

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Frankfurter Allgemeine (FAZ) logoFrankfurter Allgemeine (FAZ)Independent🔒Center4 hr. ago
German Entrepreneur Award: These entrepreneurs have what it takes to change the world

The article discusses two innovative startups in Germany aiming to make significant contributions through technological advancements. The first, Deepdrive, has developed a new type of electric motor called the Doppelrotor-Radialfluss-Motor, which promises improved efficiency, power, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional electric motors. This innovation could benefit both fully electric vehicles and hybrid cars. The startup was founded by former investment banker Felix Pörnbacher and engineer Stefan Ender, with support from major automotive companies like BMW and Volkswagen. The second startup, Vivalyx, is working on a synthetic fluid designed to preserve donated organs more effectively, potentially increasing the number of available donor organs by up to 50%. Their product is currently being tested at a university clinic in Rotterdam, and the European Medicines Agency has granted it 'Breakthrough Status.'

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