INDUSTRY MEETS MAKERS & TECH EXPERTS
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A 4-DAY FUTURE TECH CO-CREATION SESSION
From June 27th to June 30th we are organising the 4th edition of our 4-day future tech bootcamp. This is a special event concept of Industry meets Makers, which in essence works like an intensive miniature model of the six-month main programme. Industrial companies present "briefings" (= challenges) and invite makers – freelance developers, hobbyists, students, start-ups and SMEs – to work with them on initial solutions within just 4 days. Technology partners, local maker space operators and experts support the teams during the process by providing the necessary infrastructure and in-depth know-how.
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OUR CO-CREATION PROCESS
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Bootcamp Access
You can join our bootcamp co-creation process at any time via a zoom meeting incl. main stage and breakout session rooms as well as our IMM chat tool, which is based on the open source software Rocket.Chat and offers mobile app versions in addition to the desktop version. In addition, some location partners will again make their space available for analogue teamwork. See the list of location partners including addresses, contact persons and availability below.
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OUR DIGITAL COMMUNICATION CONCEPT
This is the Zoom videoconference link that will take you to our virtual main stage and breakout session rooms for the 4 days.
Here you can register for the IMM chat tool that we will use for our ongoing communication during the 4 days
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Current programme planning status
The programme will be held in 2 language versions (English and German) with the help of synchronous interpreters. In the local maker spaces and virtual breakout session rooms, the language spoken will be the one everyone understands.
We know that hardly anyone can really participate in a program of this kind for 4 days at a time and that every concept of life brings with it different requirements and freedom. We have therefore tried to arrange the process according to the hop-on-hop-off principle.
The pink marked program points are fixed points where you can easily join the group. In the yellow marked periods we, our briefing partners and experts are available in chat and virtual breakout session rooms to answer questions, in order to support possible lateral entries and individual work rhythms as best as possible. In addition there will also be analogue activities, which we will organise at different locations in cooperation with our local network and space partners (see the orange marked fields).
This schedule is based on CET/CEST. Check your time difference!
DAY 1
On June 27th we start with a pitching and matchmaking session. In the morning our briefing, technology and space partners will present their challenges and available tools, components, materials and machines and answer first questions.
Between 1 and 2 o'clock there will be a deep dive session on the topic of trade to initiate a specific project solution that teams in Salzburg are working on.
In the afternoon, there will be an opportunity to get to know each other, develop plans and ideas for the coming days and form groups.
DAY 2 + 3
On June 28th and June 29th we will focus fully on the development work. In the morning and early afternoon we hold bootup and reboot meetings where participants can inform each other about progress and help each other.
In the evening there is time for a chill-out beer together. During the rest of the time you can work cooperatively around the clock according to your individual feasibility and preferences.
On Tuesday, the side event Research Café will take place at the UAS St. Pölten at 3 pm. Here you can find the detailed programme.
DAY 4
On June 30th the focus will be on the presentation of the generated results and the organisation of first project setup coaching sessions.
Experts will jointly consider how the generated solutions could be efficiently and realistically put on the road after the bootcamp according to the respective possibilities and interests of the participants – what is still needed and which next steps would be useful.
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Our challenges
During the 4 days, you can tinker with these challenges together with our industry partners.
INFINEON * TRIBUTECH * MAGENTA
PHILIPS DOMESTIC APPLIANCES
SCHWARZMÜLLER
TU WIEN
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Our technology partners
These technology partners support you during the bootcamp with their expertise, products and services.
#IMM2022 KICK-OFF VIDEO
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Contact persons
Thom Kunz, moderator and technical project management
Markus Johannes Kleinfercher, Infineon Hub (Vienna)
Martin Gschwandtner, Infineon (Linz)
Julian Eder, Infineon (Munich)
Lena Wostal, Magenta
Patrick Lamplmair, Tributech
Thomas Plank, Tributech
Michael Bernhofer, Tributech
Jürgen Holzbauer, Philips Domestic Appliances
Frans Starmans, Philips Domestic Appliances
Christoph Schöndorfer, Schwarzmüller
Stefanie Hörburger, Schwarzmüller
Univ.-Prof. Michael Harasek, TU Wien
Kathleen Jimenez-Mühlbacher, TU Wien
Daniel Rottenberg, TU Wien
Julian Schneider, Jabil Austria
Martin Buber, Microtronics
Thomas Gruber, Trivion / Umdasch Group Ventures
Werner Weihs-Sedivy, Twingz
Florian Krendl, Oracle
Prof. Franz Fidler, UAS St. Pölten
Alexander Honigmann, Zebra Technologies
Simon Kranzer, FH Salzburg
Dr. Robert Zniva, Vienna University of Economics and Business
Julia Flath, Tributech
Christoph Weiermair, Tabakfabrik Linz
Florian Reininger, Gemini Startup Base (Hallwang, Salzburg)
Thomas Moser, Makerspace Carinthia (Klagenfurt)
Günther Sterlike, MakerSpace[A] (Amstetten)
Andreas Mader, MakerSpace[A] (Amstetten)
Arno Aumayr, Maker Austria
Johanna Pieber, Innovation Lab FH Wiener Neustadt
Michaela Roither, IV Niederösterreich
Prof. Hannes Raffaseder, UAS St. Pölten
Petra Fischer, UAS St. Pölten
Sandra Stromberger, Industry meets Makers
Nils Streyczek, Industry meets Makers
Michael Schwantzer, Vienna Business Agency
Michael Leitner-Hickisch, Urban Innovation Vienna, DigitalCity.Wien
Rosemarie Pichler, net for future (Lower Austria)
Gabriel Gruber, Business Upper Austria
Oliver Wagner, ITG Salzburg
Mario Weikenkas, Location Agency Tyrol
Tina Blaser, WISTO (Vorarlberg)
Michael Sedlak, Business Agency Burgenland
Daniel Krautzer, SFG (Styria)
Martina Eckerstorfer, BABEG (Carinthia)
Hubert Hofer, NOI Techpark (Bozen)
Johannes Hunschofsky, EIT Manufacturing
Jasmina Popovska, EIT Manufacturing
Thomas Röblreiter, FFG & Enterprise Europe Network
Daniel Pressl, Wild Gruppe (EIT Health iDays Austria)
Marlene Anzengruber, Photonics Austria (CARLA Camp Graz)
Michael Wurzinger, Photonics Austria (CARLA Camp Graz)
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Our main location partners 2022
You can reach the mentioned contact persons directly via our IMM chat tool and exchange information with them on any organisational details or questions. If communication gets stuck somewhere, you can always contact Sandra Stromberger and Thom Kunz or come to our zoom main stage at any time.
(Bootcamp centre incl. central moderation and live streaming)
Campus-Platz 1, 3100 St. Pölten / The main rooms are the small ballroom, on the ground floor just after the entrance on the left plus electronics laboratory on one of the upper floors.
Can be used throughout every day. Contact person: Thom Kunz (technical project management and event moderation)
(Bootcamp home base of UAS Salzburg)
Gewerbestraße 8, 5300 Hallwang bei Salzburg
Can be used throughout every day. Contact person: Florian Reininger (Gemini) and Simon Kranzer (UAS St. Pölten)
(Bootcamp home base of makers in Amstetten and surrounding)
Eggersdorfer Str. 23, 3300 Amstetten
Can be used for teamwork after consultation with Günther Sterlike or Andreas Mader (Makerspace A) if needed.
(Bootcamp home base of Infineon, Tributech & Magenta)
Peter-Behrens-Platz 7-8, 4020 Linz / The main rooms are in the 5th floor of the Art Magazine 1. When machines are needed, we plan to knock at the GRAND GARAGE if necessary.
Can be used throughout every day. Contact person: Julia Flath (team member of Tributech)
(Bootcamp home base of Philips)
Lastenstraße 26, 9020 Klagenfurt
Can be used throughout every day. Contact persons: Thomas Moser (Makerspace Carinthia) and Jürgen Holzbauer (Philips).
(Bootcamp home base of makers in Vienna and surrounding)
Schönbrunner Straße 125, 1050 Wien
Can be used for teamwork after consultation with Arno Aumayr (Maker Austria) if needed.
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Participation options
BRIEFING & TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS
As a company, it is possible to bring in a topic plus prizes, which will be worked on during the 4 days, and/or to provide technologies that are urgently needed for the solution of the tasks (hardware, software, materials, tools, etc.).
UNIVERSITIES, UAS & HTL
Universities, universities of applied sciences (FHs) and technical colleges (HTLs) can participate with their students and possibly even integrate the bootcamp into their study or school programme in the form of a project week.
CREATIVE MAKERS & VISIONARIES
Anyone who wants to can become a maker and work with the experts and briefing partners to find solutions. The personal time investment can be flexibly adapted, as the programme is designed according to the hop-on-hop-off principle.
LOCAL NETWORK & SPACE PARTNERS
You can participate in the role of a local network and/or space partner who organises bootcamp activities in your region, promotes the event in the local network and/or provides necessary spaces and machines for the participants in your area.
TECH EXPERTS & MAKER COACHES
You can participate as an expert and support the teams with your expertise while they work on the topics and/or help them afterwards to set up their project in such a way that it can be successfully implemented (keyword: financing, funding, start-ups, business modelling, industrialisation, etc.).
SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS
There is the option to support the bootcamp as a sponsor - with monetary means, prizes media performance, drinks, snacks, creative contributions to bootcamp care packages, the provision of local streaming equipment, etc.
#IMM2022 partners
First #IMM2022 briefing partners
First #IMM2022 experts & technology partners
Main supporters & network partners
First #IMM2022 event partners
Current space partners
