Bringing ideas to life

About the importance of supporting young

people, solving problems and introducing an innovative student product to the market.

Hans-Kaspar Mayer

Co-Founder BABO beverages

B. Sc. Brewing and Beverage Technology

Robin Stein

Co-Founder BABO beverages

B. Sc. Food Technology and Biotechnology

“Innovation is a new idea, more effective

device or process.”

Why is it important to support young people?

For young people:

- Getting to know your talents/skills

- Getting first practical experience

- Learning to face and solve problems

- Learning that work can be fun

For the university/organisation:

- supporting your talented students

- make the organisation attractive for young people

- PR

For the society:

- young people are the future for every society

- young people are a valuable raw material for the country

Developing an idea

- Brainstorming Developing a variety of ideas

- Sorting the ideas

- Get support from professionals

- Define ONE idea

Sharpening the idea

- Develop a recipe (with your team)

- Discuss with professionals

- Developing a first prototype

First presentation to professionals

- Get criticised

- Get feedback

- Professional opinion

- Starting: Second phase of

development

Research & Development Phase

Developing the last prototype Winning of the Innovation Contest

of the TU München

Industrial scale up

- Develop a scale up roadmap

- Get the right partners

- Face and solve new problems

- Get out of the builiding – don‘t

hide behind your product

1. Get inspired Support

2. Get together with right team

3. First ideas

4. Road map for project Support

5. Sharpening ONE idea Support

6. First prototype Support

7. First presentation Support

8. Research, Development and improvements Support

9. Last prototype

10.Final presentation

11.Scale up; industrial production Support

12.Final version of product

Innovation is more than having new ideas: it

includes the process of successfully introducing

them or making things happen in a new way. It

turns ideas into useful, practicable and commercial

products or services.

John Adair (b.1934), British author, writer on

business leadership.

THANK YOU!

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