Startups are usually born in garages – not inside global tech companies. Or are they? In this episode of SICKnificant, Patrick Bornstein and David Sonnenberg, driving Internal Startups at SICK, talk about how innovation is built from within. Dicover how internal startups at SICK tackle real-world challenges – like automated luggage transport at airports – while navigating the tension between startup agility and corporate structure. They dive into the upsides (speed, creativity, safety to fail...
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Startups are usually born in garages – not inside global tech companies. Or are they? In this episode of SICKnificant, Patrick Bornstein and David Sonnenberg, driving Internal Startups at SICK, talk about how innovation is built from within. Dicover how internal startups at SICK tackle real-world challenges – like automated luggage transport at airports – while navigating the tension between startup agility and corporate structure. They dive into the upsides (speed, creativity, safety to fail...
Industrial Metaverse: The opportunities offered by the new virtual world
SICKNIFICANT
39 minutes
2 years ago
Industrial Metaverse: The opportunities offered by the new virtual world
"In the think tank, we observe the digital world. We focus on disruptive technologies that have the potential to change a great deal. We are investigating whether and how we can use them for SICK. The Metaverse - and here for us as SICK the Industrial Metaverse in particular - is one such technology." Explains Arnd Sörensen , Project Manager
SICKNIFICANT
Startups are usually born in garages – not inside global tech companies. Or are they? In this episode of SICKnificant, Patrick Bornstein and David Sonnenberg, driving Internal Startups at SICK, talk about how innovation is built from within. Dicover how internal startups at SICK tackle real-world challenges – like automated luggage transport at airports – while navigating the tension between startup agility and corporate structure. They dive into the upsides (speed, creativity, safety to fail...
