Author
David Fehrenbach
David is Managing Director of preML and writes about technology and business-related topics in computer vision and machine learning.
We are proud to become a part of the Cyber Valley Start-up network. In the following we will share some background about Cyber Valley and our Expectations towards the program. Enjoy reading!
About Cyber Valley
Cyber Valley is Europe’s largest research consortium in the field of artificial intelligence with partners from science and industry. The state of Baden-Württemberg, the Max Planck Society with the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, the Universities of Stuttgart and Tübingen, as well as Amazon, BMW AG, IAV GmbH, Mercedes-Benz Group AG, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Robert Bosch GmbH, and ZF Friedrichshafen AG are Cyber Valley’s founding partners. In 2019, Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft also joined Cyber Valley as a partner. Moreover, Cyber Valley receives support from the Christian Bürkert Foundation, the Gips-Schüle Foundation, the Vector Foundation, and the Carl Zeiss Foundation.
About the Cyber Valley Start-up Network
With the Start-up Network, Cyber Valley is building and fostering a community of entrepreneurs. As members of the network, start-ups are invited to attend newly created Cyber Valley networking events such as talks, meet-ups, and tech brunches on a regular basis. They are listed on the Cyber Valley website and can use the network’s logo in their communication materials. Network members are required to have a connection to Cyber Valley, for instance by being headquartered in the state of Baden-Württemberg, or by having members or alumni of Cyber Valley partner institutions among their founders. Their activities must be related to the field of intelligent systems. Membership in the Cyber Valley Start-up Network is reviewed once a year to ensure that these requirements continue to be met.
About our motivation to join
First of all a provider of AI-based technologies for manufacturing companies to automate their visual quality inspection quickly and cost-effectively, we fully fit into the target group. Generally speaken, we are very technology-oriented and work at the forefront of the current state of science. We hope to be integrated into the strong network of scientists and we hope to perhaps also recruit employees via the network one day.
As a former student of the University of Tübingen, I am particularly pleased about the admission and am looking forward to the contacts and projects that will arise through the network.”
Autor
David Fehrenbach
David is Managing Director of preML and writes about technology and business-related topics in computer vision and machine learning.