RWTH Innovation
University technology transfer
Idea generation programme (4 times a year, 10 teams), incubation programme (twice a year, 12 deep-tech teams), and 6 expert hubs.
Explore a city
Aachen is developing hardware for the energy transition. Cylib recycles batteries, while Voltfang builds storage systems from second-life batteries.
The Sustainability Safari in Aachen explores Battery technology and recycling through Cylib and Voltfang. Designed for Chief sustainability officers (CSOs) and Energy managers.
Local perspective
Aachen is developing hardware for the energy transition. Cylib recycles batteries, while Voltfang builds storage systems from second-life batteries.
09:30
An introduction to why sustainability is one of this century's largest markets.
11:00
Visit a startup working in solar, storage or the power grid.
13:00
Lunch at a zero-waste restaurant or with social entrepreneurs.
15:00
See new approaches to recycling and reuse, for example in batteries or packaging.
We select relevant organisations and conversations around the question your team brings. The final route depends on the topic, availability and the people who can contribute.
Plan a conversation →University technology transfer
Idea generation programme (4 times a year, 10 teams), incubation programme (twice a year, 12 deep-tech teams), and 6 expert hubs.
Makerspace
4,000+ sq m of space. Coworking, prototyping workshops, 3D printing, film and recording studios.
Innovation hub
250+ member organisations. Four-month incubator programme.
CleanTech / circular economy
Battery recycling innovation developed as an RWTH spin-off.
Industrial AI
AI monitoring for carbon-fiber production. High-tech manufacturing.
Climate tech / AI
AI-powered flood forecasting. Spin-off Award 2024/25.
Deep tech / advanced materials
Smart filtration materials. Winner of the RWTH Innovation Award.
SaaS / AI
AI platform for user research and testing.
“The safari gave us unique access to the RWTH ecosystem.”
About the topic
No. Every company needs to manage its carbon footprint. The Safari explores solutions for businesses across sectors.
Yes. In Aachen and Stuttgart in particular, we visit labs and production sites.
Explore with your team