One award, thirteen categories, a room full of winning teams.
Photo: Winning teams of the IFA Innovation Awards 2026 on the Innovation Stage, with the “IFA Innovation Award” projection in the background | Photographer Ulrich Buckenlei | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
On September 4, 2026, the opening day of IFA Berlin, the IFA Innovation Awards 2026 were presented on the Innovation Stage at CityCube. As an accredited journalist and analyst, I was there live as an international jury of tech journalists and industry analysts honored the best products across a total of 13 categories, from Communications & Connectivity to Design to Tech for Accessibility.
This article presents the winning products for which category, product details, and image material could be researched. Each product gets its own chapter with a brief overview, its key advantages in bullet points, and an image concept. Wherever the official, complete winners list did not yet yield reliable additional information, this is stated openly in the respective chapter, rather than guessing categories or features.
- The IFA Innovation Awards 2026 were presented on September 4 on the Innovation Stage at CityCube Berlin.
- The award is run by the Gadgety Awards and comprises 13 regular categories plus three Master Awards.
- Winning products are presented from the categories Communications & Connectivity, Content Creation, Design, Tech for Accessibility, IFA Next & Emerging Tech, Smart Home, and Mobility.
- Also presented are products whose category could not be confirmed beyond doubt.
- LG Electronics was honored with the Best Brand Award as the top overall brand.
This article explains what role the IFA Innovation Awards play in the show’s program, which products stood out in which categories, and what makes these products technically and aesthetically distinctive.
An Award With Growing Weight
The IFA Innovation Awards are a comparatively young format: launched only in 2025 and awarded this year for the second time, run by the Gadgety Awards and an independent international jury of tech journalists, industry analysts, and innovation specialists. Judging is based on four criteria: innovation and originality, technical maturity, user experience and design, and the product’s real market value.
The range of the 13 categories spans Smart Home, Mobility, and Communications & Connectivity to Home Entertainment, Home Appliances, Computing & Gaming, and Audio, all the way to Sustainability, Beauty Tech & Wellbeing, IFA Next & Emerging Technologies, Tech for Accessibility, Design, and Content Creation. In addition, the jury awards three Master Awards, Best of IFA, Best of Tech, and Best of Brand, which cannot be entered directly but are determined by the jury from among all submissions.
A format in its second year, but already carrying real weight in the industry.
Photo: Stage moment at the IFA Innovation Awards 2026, Innovation Stage, CityCube Berlin | Photographer Ulrich Buckenlei | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
This exact range makes the ceremony a good gauge of where consumer tech is currently heading, from camera-free AI glasses to self-flying cameras to robotics for everyday life.
- The IFA Innovation Awards were introduced in 2025 and presented for the second time in 2026.
- The award is run by Gadgety Awards LLC and judged by an international jury.
- Judging criteria are innovation, technical maturity, user experience, and market value.
- There are 13 regular categories plus three Master Awards that cannot be entered directly.
- The ceremony took place on September 4, 2026, on the Innovation Stage at CityCube.
Just how differently the winning ideas can turn out, even within a single category, is best shown by the first two winners in the Communications & Connectivity field.
MemoMind One, a Pair of Glasses Without a Camera
In the Best in Communications & Connectivity category, MemoMind One stood out, the first AI glasses from the new brand MemoMind, founded by projector maker XGIMI. Unlike many competing products, the glasses deliberately do without a camera and instead rely on two micro-LED displays that project content directly into the field of view.
When privacy becomes a design principle rather than an afterthought.
Image: MemoMind One | Image source MemoMind/XGIMI | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Camera-free design for more privacy in everyday life and in meetings.
- Two micro-LED waveguide displays with up to 2,000 nits of brightness, projecting content at a distance of one to five meters.[1]
- Real-time translation, smart note-taking, and navigation for pedestrians and cyclists.[1]
- Multi-LLM operating system for context-aware AI support in the background.[1]
- Very low weight of around 46.6 grams, available in a choice of three frame styles.[1]
Just how differently the same camera-free idea can be executed is shown by the second winner in the same category.
Even G2 Smart Glasses, the Second Generation
Also honored in the Best in Communications & Connectivity category were the Even G2 Smart Glasses from Even Realities, the second generation of the manufacturer’s display glasses. They target people who spend a lot of time in meetings, giving presentations, or moving through multilingual environments, again without a camera or a speaker.
A tool for the working day, not a visible gadget.
Image: Even G2 Smart Glasses | Image source Even Realities | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- No camera and no speaker module, making them especially discreet in social settings.[2]
- Micro-LED waveguide display with 1,200 nits, a 75 percent larger display area, and a 60Hz refresh rate compared with the predecessor G1.[3]
- Features such as Conversate for real-time conversation support, a teleprompter, translation, and transcription.[2]
- Controlled via a touch sensor on the frame, the app, or the optional R1 companion ring.[2]
- Prescription lenses up to diopter values of -12 to +12, frame made of titanium and magnesium alloy.[2]
From glasses for the face, we move on to a camera that flies entirely on its own, the first of three winners in the Content Creation category.
HOVERAir, the Camera Without a Pilot
In the Best in Content Creation category, HOVERAir from manufacturer Zero Zero Robotics was honored. The brand helped establish the category of controller-free, self-flying cameras and is expanding it in 2026 with new models, including the waterproof HOVERAir AQUA and the modular HOVERAir VERSA, which converts between a handheld gimbal and a flying camera.
A camera crew that flies alongside you instead of chasing after you.
Image: HOVERAir self-flying camera | Image source HOVERAir/Zero Zero Robotics | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Launches without a remote control or smartphone, unfolds, and takes off within seconds.
- Pre-programmed automatic flight modes such as tracking, orbit, or dolly shots.
- Up to 8K30 or 4K120 slow-motion footage with electronic image stabilization.
- Foldable, aerodynamic design with protected propellers for travel.
- No drone license required thanks to a weight under 250 grams.
From an aerial perspective, we move on to a 360-degree perspective, embodied by the second Content Creation winner.
Insta360 Luna Ultra, a Camera With Leica Optics
Also honored in the Best in Content Creation category was the Insta360 Luna Ultra, a gimbal camera co-developed with Leica for professional mobile filmmaking needs. The camera positions itself as a direct competitor to DJI’s Osmo Pocket line, but brings a dual-lens system that has so far been rare in compact gimbal cameras.[5]
Two lenses instead of one, for shots that would otherwise need two cameras.
Image: Insta360 Luna Ultra | Image source Insta360 | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Dual-lens system co-developed with Leica, a wide-angle and a telephoto lens with 1-inch sensors.[5]
- 8K resolution as well as Leica Summicron optics for the brand’s characteristic color rendering.[5]
- Mechanical 3-axis gimbal stabilization built directly into the camera body.[5]
- Detachable OLED touchscreen display for direct image monitoring.[5]
- AI-powered automatic subject tracking for hands-free filming.[5]
The third and final Content Creation winner leaves the camera perspective behind entirely and brings a robot onto the stage.
PrimeBOT T1, the Robot With Two Gaits
The third winner in the Best in Content Creation category is the PrimeBOT T1 from manufacturer PrimeBOT, a company within the Swancor group. The T1 is regarded as the world’s first transformable personal robot for consumers and autonomously switches, via a shared perception and control architecture, between a bipedal gait for indoors and a quadrupedal gait for outdoors.
One body, two environments, no compromises on mobility.
Image: PrimeBOT T1 | Image source PrimeBOT | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Automatically switches between a bipedal rolling gait for the home and a quadrupedal gait for rough terrain.[6]
- Up to 10 km/h in quadrupedal mode, handles inclines of up to 35 degrees and, according to the manufacturer, stairs as well.[6]
- Acts as a camera companion, recognizing subjects on its own, following them, and positioning itself for the shot.
- More than 15 professional camera functions for cinematic everyday footage.
- Also designed as a learning companion for children, with a focus on shared exploration rather than pure screen time.
From the mobile camera, we move on to the Design category, where of all things an air conditioner won over the jury.
Bespoke AI WindFree Pro, Climate Technology as a Design Object
In the Best in Design category, Samsung’s Bespoke AI WindFree Pro wall-mounted air conditioner was honored, additionally receiving Honoree status in the Home Appliances category.[7] The unit combines a reduced, flat front with fine, precise openings intended to blend harmoniously into a variety of living spaces.
When a climate device is meant to look like a wall object rather than technology.
Image: Samsung Bespoke AI WindFree Pro | Image source Samsung Electronics | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Clean, flat front design with ultra-precise openings instead of visible vent slats.[7]
- AI-driven control adapts cooling output to room and usage patterns.
- Blends, according to the jury, especially harmoniously into the surrounding living or office environment.[7]
- Part of Samsung’s broader Bespoke AI lineup with a focus on energy efficiency.
- Doubly honored, as a winner in Design and as an Honoree in Home Appliances.[7]
The second Design winner also reimagines an everyday object, this time it’s the office chair.
Arbrest COVE, a Chair for a Body Type Long Overlooked
Also honored in the Best in Design category was the Arbrest COVE, a dynamic, ergonomic office chair from manufacturer Arbrest. According to the manufacturer, it is specifically tailored to female body proportions, such as hip width, pelvis shape, and spinal curvature, an area rarely addressed independently in classic office chair design.
Ergonomics that don’t start from an average body.
Image: Arbrest COVE | Image source Arbrest | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Ergonomic adaptation specifically to female body proportions instead of a unisex standard size.
- Dynamic seating concept for changing sitting positions throughout the working day.
- Addresses a target group that has so far been underrepresented in office chair design.
No information beyond the announcement itself is currently available on exact technical details such as materials or the adjustment mechanism. From furniture for the working day, we move on to the Tech for Accessibility category, which puts technology in the service of greater participation.
Xcanbot Mate X, a Mobility Companion With Perception
In the Best in Tech for Accessibility category, the Xcanbot Mate X Smart Mobility Companion Robot from manufacturer XCANBOT was honored. XCANBOT is a robotics company founded in 2025 in Shenzhen that focuses on autonomous driving technology and embodied AI for the private sphere, among other things for garden, care, and health settings.[9]
Perception that accompanies a person on their way rather than replacing them.
Image: Xcanbot Mate X | Image source XCANBOT | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Autonomous, AI-driven perception of everyday environments as its technological foundation.[9]
- Designed as a mobility companion, aimed at users with limited mobility.
- Builds on XCANBOT’s spatial intelligence and sensor platform, which is also used in other products from the brand.[9]
No verified details beyond the announcement are currently available on the Mate X’s concrete technical specifications. The second winner in this category solves accessibility in a completely different way, through the remote control of devices.
Comet Q, One Cable Makes Any Device Remote-Controllable
Also honored in the Best in Tech for Accessibility category was the Comet Q (GL-RMQ1) from GL.iNet, described by the manufacturer as the world’s first USB-C remote KVM for smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Through a single USB-C cable and a web browser, a separate device can be fully remote-controlled, which also makes remote maintenance and operation of devices easier for people with limited mobility or vision.
One cable is enough to operate a separate device from a distance.
Image: GL.iNet Comet Q (GL-RMQ1) | Image source GL.iNet | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Controls a smartphone, tablet, or laptop via browser over a single USB-C connection, with no additional drivers required.[10]
- 2K QHD video transmission at 60 frames per second with around 80 milliseconds of latency.[10]
- Wi-Fi 6 connectivity as well as app access for Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS.[10]
- Supports secure remote access via VPN services such as Tailscale and ZeroTier without open firewall ports.[10]
- Compact, lightweight housing with a built-in 1.8-inch touchscreen for status display.[10]
The following category leaves the field of consumer gadgets entirely and puts robotics for industry and rescue operations in the spotlight.
Lynx M20S, a Robot for Rough Terrain
In the Best in IFA Next & Emerging Tech category, the Lynx M20S from DEEP Robotics was honored, a wheel-legged hybrid robot for industrial inspection, security patrols, and firefighting operations. The Lynx series had already won the CES 2026 Innovation Award and the iF Design Award, and the M20S extends the lineup with significantly greater payload capacity.[13]
When a robot decides for itself whether wheels or legs make more sense right now.
Image: Lynx M20S | Image source DEEP Robotics | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Wheel-legged hybrid drive, combining the speed of wheels with the terrain capability of legs.[13]
- Significantly increased payload capacity compared with the predecessor Lynx M20, at a similar body weight.[13]
- Designed for power line inspection, security patrols, and emergency response during fires.[13]
- Front-to-back symmetrical design with quick-swap modules for head, tail, and limbs.[13]
The second winner in this category leaves the ground entirely and dives underwater instead.
DAÏVE HUD, Dive Data Right in Your Field of View
Also honored in the Best in IFA Next & Emerging Tech category was the DAÏVE HUD, an underwater heads-up display dive computer from manufacturer DAÏVE. Heads-up displays for divers project depth, dive time, and remaining pressure directly into the field of view of the mask, so that divers keep both hands free, for example for photography or technical work underwater.
When the view underwater stays clear because the data swims along with you.
Image: DAÏVE HUD | Image source DAÏVE | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Heads-up display projects dive data directly into the field of view of the mask, with no need to look at a separate device.
- Enables hands-free work underwater, for example during underwater photography or technical dives.
No information beyond the announcement is currently available on the DAÏVE HUD’s exact technical specifications. From the deep sea, we head back home, to the Smart Home category.
Navimow H510 Pro, a Mowing Robot Without a Boundary Wire
In the Best in Smart Home category, the Navimow H510 Pro from Segway Navimow was honored. The Navimow H series has established itself as a wireless robotic lawn mower that relies on satellite-based navigation instead of a buried boundary wire.[14]
A perfectly mowed lawn, without any buried cable.
Image: Segway Navimow H510 Pro | Image source Segway Navimow | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Mows without a physical boundary wire, virtual boundaries are set via the app.[14]
- Combination of RTK satellite positioning, camera AI, and sensors for centimeter-precise navigation.[14]
- Detects and avoids obstacles such as flower beds, garden furniture, or pets on its own.[14]
- Very quiet operation, comparable according to the manufacturer to the sound of an electric toothbrush.[14]
The second Smart Home winner stays in the garden and outdoor space but changes the task.
UGREEN MagFlow Pro, Three Devices on One Station
In the Best in Mobility category, the UGREEN MagFlow Pro was honored, a 25-watt 3-in-1 magnetic charging station from UGREEN’s MagFlow series. The series relies on the Qi2 standard with precise magnetic alignment and charges several Apple or Android devices at once.[15]
Three devices, one cable, no more cable clutter on the desk.
Image: UGREEN MagFlow Pro | Image source UGREEN | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Charges a smartphone, earbuds, and a smartwatch simultaneously via a single magnetic station.[15]
- Qi2-certified 25-watt fast charging with precise magnetic alignment.[15]
- Adjustable stand with up to 70 degrees of tilt and 360 degrees of rotation for video calls or watching content while charging.[15]
- Foldable, travel-friendly design that reduces cable clutter on the desk or nightstand.[15]
The second Mobility winner solves the same task on the go rather than at the desk.
MOMAX 1-Power S.Pass² Air, the Power Bank for Your Wrist
Also honored in the Best in Mobility category was the 1-Power S.Pass² Air from MOMAX, a magnetic wireless power bank for on the go. No verified details beyond the product name are currently available on its exact feature set.
Extra battery life that simply docks onto the device.
Image: MOMAX 1-Power S.Pass² Air | Image source MOMAX | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
The third winner in this category is not an accessory at all, but a complete notebook.
Dell 14S, Also in the Mobility Category
As the third winner in the Best in Mobility category, the Dell 14S was honored. No verified information beyond the product name is currently available on its exact feature set and technical specifications.
Mobility, this time expressed through a classic notebook.
Image: Dell 14S | Image source Dell | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
The following products were also shown at the ceremony, but their exact award category could not be confirmed beyond doubt.
Strutt ev¹c, a Vehicle That Thinks Along
Strutt is a Singapore-based robotics company that, with the ev¹, has developed what it describes as the world’s first “Smart Everyday Vehicle,” a blend of an intelligent wheelchair and an autonomously assisted small vehicle. The ev¹ already won the CES 2026 Best of Innovation Award in the Vehicle Technology & Advanced Mobility category as well as the Red Dot: Luminary.[14] The ev¹c shown at IFA is, according to the manufacturer, a more compact variant of the model line.
A vehicle that reads its surroundings before they become an obstacle.
Image: Strutt ev¹c | Image source Strutt Inc. | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- evSense sensor system made up of LiDAR, cameras, ultrasonic, and ToF sensors for 360-degree environmental awareness.[14]
- Quad-Drive system with four actively driven wheels for calm, controlled movement both indoors and outdoors.[14]
- Co-pilot mode assists with braking and avoiding obstacles, people, and animals.[14]
- Aims for more independence and self-determination in everyday life, not just mobility support alone.
Beyond the product name itself, no confirmed details are currently available on the exact technical specifications of the ev¹c variant. From an outdoor vehicle, we move on to a product for children’s creativity indoors.
Luka Kids Drawing Projector, Creativity From a Reading Brand
Luka is a brand specializing in AI companions for children, from the Chinese company Ling Technology, with, according to its own figures, around ten million user families worldwide. Luka became known above all for its AI-powered reading robots such as Luka Baby and Luka Hero, as well as most recently the portable Luka AI Cube.[15] The Kids Drawing Projector shown at IFA expands the portfolio with a creative, drawing-based product.
When a projection becomes the first step toward your own drawing.
Image: Luka Kids Drawing Projector | Image source Luka/Ling Technology | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Comes from Luka, a brand with around ten million user families in the field of AI learning companions for children.[15]
- Joins reading robots and the portable Luka AI Cube in a growing product portfolio.[15]
- Aims, like the rest of the Luka product family, at playful, AI-supported learning for children.
No verified details beyond the product name are currently available on the exact feature set of the Kids Drawing Projector itself. From the children’s room, we move on, in closing, to a product for the ears.
Sleep Products, Earbuds With Snore AI and a Hub With Radar
Anker Soundcore is expanding its Sleep series, which already launched with the Sleep A20, with two new products: the Sleep Earbuds 4 and the stationary sleep hub SleepLab Pro. Both address the same underlying idea in different ways, tackling disrupted sleep caused by noise, snoring, or a lack of recovery with targeted technology.
soundcore Sleep Earbuds 4
The Sleep Earbuds 4 promise 3 to 5 decibels better active noise cancelling in the sleep-critical frequency range of 200 to 800 Hz compared with the predecessor model. The ergonomic design is based on an analysis of more than 10,000 ear shapes and is compact enough for side sleepers.
Small earbuds that keep thinking, even at night.
Image: Anker soundcore Sleep Earbuds 4 | Image source Anker/soundcore | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- 3 to 5 dB better ANC in the sleep-critical frequency range of 200 to 800 Hz compared with the predecessor.
- Ergonomic design based on an analysis of more than 10,000 ear shapes, compact for side sleepers.
- AI-powered snore-masking system that dynamically overlays snoring sounds with matching audio.
- Smart-sensing case detects alarm signals such as smoke detectors and automatically activates transparency mode.
- Up to 10 hours of battery life, wireless charging, five pairs of silicone tips, and three pairs of ear wings included.
A Pro version with an integrated display and expanded sleep features is expected to follow next year. The Sleep Earbuds 4 cost 249.99 euros and will be available starting October 2026.
LG Electronics, Honored as Best Brand
Alongside the individual product categories, the jury of the IFA Innovation Awards also presents the Best Brand Award, the ceremony’s top brand prize, which is not tied to a single product but honors the technological innovation strength, market impact, and design quality of an entire company. This year, the award went to LG Electronics, which received a total of seven product honors at the IFA Innovation Awards 2026.[16]
Not a single product, but an entire portfolio was honored here.
Photo: Presentation of the Best Brand Award to LG Electronics, IFA Innovation Awards 2026, Innovation Stage, CityCube Berlin | Photographer Ulrich Buckenlei | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
- Best Brand is the top brand prize of the IFA Innovation Awards, independent of individual products.[16]
- LG Electronics received seven product honors at the IFA Innovation Awards 2026.[16]
- What is judged is the technological innovation strength, market impact, and design quality of the brand as a whole.[16]
What this range of winners felt like live on stage is shown in the video recap of the ceremony below. First, a transparent overview of the products whose category could not yet be clearly determined.
Other Products Shown
Alongside the winners presented in detail above, further products were shown on the Innovation Stage screen during the ceremony, for which neither the exact award category nor reliable technical details could be researched. For the sake of transparency, they are listed here purely by name, rather than guessing at categories or features: SPESYN ST3 (SPESYN), Hypertron-T01 (Astral Dynamics), AGIBOT A3 (AGIBOT), Timekettle W4 Plus AI Interpreter Earbuds (Timekettle), LG Sound Suite (LG Electronics), Hisense UX1 (Hisense), Leo, the Plug-and-Play Battery Life Extender (Lion Power), Multi Function II Series (Hisense), DJI ROMO P2 (DJI), Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete (Dreame), Bosch built-in robot vacuum and mop (Bosch), LG OLED evo W6 Wallpaper TV (LG Electronics), Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 Max (Xiaomi), Airo (Sensereo), Acer Vero 16 (Acer), Predator Atlas 8 (Acer Predator), RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro (RugOne), and Hisense UX Monitor (Hisense).
Not every name on the screen could yet be assigned to a category.
Photo: Stage projections during the IFA Innovation Awards Ceremony 2026, Innovation Stage, CityCube Berlin | Photographer Ulrich Buckenlei | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
As soon as category or verified technical details can be researched for these products, this article can be expanded with corresponding dedicated chapters.
The Award Ceremony on Video
The preceding chapters have put the individual winning products and their advantages into context in detail. What the ceremony itself felt like on the Innovation Stage, the pace at which the individual categories were called out one after another, and how the teams reacted when receiving their awards is best understood through the accompanying video.
The following video is a self-produced recording of the IFA Innovation Awards Ceremony 2026, filmed on site at CityCube Berlin.
Video: IFA Innovation Awards Ceremony 2026, Innovation Stage, CityCube Berlin | Videographer Ulrich Buckenlei | XR Stager Online Magazine | VISORIC GmbH
Anyone who has read through the individual chapters of this article will recognize many of the products mentioned in the video, right at the moment their name appeared on screen.
- The video is an original recording of the IFA Innovation Awards Ceremony 2026.
- It shows the announcement of several of the categories and products presented in this article.
- Filming and analysis come directly from the accredited press seat.
From camera-free glasses to the top brand prize, this range of winners shows just how differently innovation can look today, sometimes as a new material, sometimes as new sensor technology, sometimes as a fresh look at a very everyday target group.
From Observation to Your Own Strategy
What is celebrated on the stage of the IFA Innovation Awards as an individual product, camera-free displays, autonomous sensors, AI-powered companions, is, for many companies, no longer an abstract vision of the future, but a concrete strategic question: where does the first step pay off, and how can it be implemented reliably.
The expert team at VISORIC GmbH in Munich brings over 15 years of experience in 3D, AI, and XR, with hands-on expertise in spatial computing, real-time 3D, and digital twins. Right at the intersection made visible at IFA 2026, between technological acceleration and the question of how to deploy this technology responsibly and in an economically sound way, VISORIC guides companies from the first concept through to a deployable application.
This article itself is a product of exactly that work: VISORIC is regularly on site at the world’s most important technology trade shows such as IFA, to identify early on which new technologies are genuinely relevant for companies. As part of its technology and product scouting, the team specifically reviews new products, platforms, and approaches, classifies them professionally, and derives concrete opportunities for its own clients, so that companies don’t have to keep track of every trade show and every market themselves, but can instead draw on pre-qualified technology recommendations.
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A well-thought-out pilot project, a single use case, a clearly scoped visualization solution, can often be implemented far faster and more cost-effectively than many companies expect.
- Technology and product scouting at major international trade shows such as IFA, CES, MWC, Nvidia GTC, Hannover Messe, SPS, and IAA, with direct classification for your own company context.
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- Development of editable, trustworthy applications for industry and communication.
- From pilot application to company-wide solution.
That is exactly where a conversation should begin, not with the big, company-wide vision, but with a clearly scoped, quickly achievable first step.
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