Michael Halbherr

Building the future of energy markets Vortexa tracks more than $3 trillion of waterborne energy trades per year in real-time, providing energy and shipping companies with the most complete picture of global energy flows available in the world today. Vortexa’s highly intuitive web-based app and programmatic API/SDK interfaces help traders, analysts and charterers make high-value trading decisions with confidence, when it matters the most. The web-based platform shares highly detailed oil & gas products flows, produced by hard data, machine learning and state-of-the-art technology with oversight from in-house global industry experts providing real-world context to continually train and improve the models.

Founded in 2014, Zeotap’s mission is to help brands monetise customer data in a privacy-first Europe. Today, Zeotap owns three data solutions. Zeotap CDP is the easy, secure and impactful Customer Data Platform that empowers brands to integrate, unify, segment and orchestrate customer data. Zeotap Data delivers quality targeting at scale by enabling the activation of 2,500 tried-and-tested Champion Segments across 100+ programmatic and social platforms. Zeotap ID+ is a universal marketing ID initiative that paves the way for addressability in the cookieless future. Zeotap works with the world’s top brands including Virgin Media O2, Amazon, and Audi.

German Bionic is a European robotics firm that develops and manufactures smart power suits and other wearable technologies. It was the world’s first company to deliver connected exoskeletons for the workplace, applying self-learning and artificial intelligence to support lifting movements and prevent poor posture, and thereby becoming an intelligent link between humans and machines. The German Bionic smart power suits and wearables protect the health of workers and markedly reduce the risk of accidents and injury to consequently improve work processes. In recognition of this innovative technology, which puts people back at the center of Industry 4.0, German Bionic has received numerous awards, including the CES 2023 “Best of Innovation” Award, the Fast Company “Innovation by Design Award”, the German Entrepreneur Award, and a nomination for the prestigious Hermes Award at the Hannover Messe. German Bionic is headquartered in the USA and Germany with offices in Boston, Berlin, Augsburg, and Tokyo.

Building the future of energy markets Vortexa tracks more than $3 trillion of waterborne energy trades per year in real-time, providing energy and shipping companies with the most complete picture of global energy flows available in the world today. Vortexa’s highly intuitive web-based app and programmatic API/SDK interfaces help traders, analysts and charterers make high-value trading decisions with confidence, when it matters the most. The web-based platform shares highly detailed oil & gas products flows, produced by hard data, machine learning and state-of-the-art technology with oversight from in-house global industry experts providing real-world context to continually train and improve the models.

Founded in 2014, Zeotap’s mission is to help brands monetise customer data in a privacy-first Europe. Today, Zeotap owns three data solutions. Zeotap CDP is the easy, secure and impactful Customer Data Platform that empowers brands to integrate, unify, segment and orchestrate customer data. Zeotap Data delivers quality targeting at scale by enabling the activation of 2,500 tried-and-tested Champion Segments across 100+ programmatic and social platforms. Zeotap ID+ is a universal marketing ID initiative that paves the way for addressability in the cookieless future. Zeotap works with the world’s top brands including Virgin Media O2, Amazon, and Audi.

The true joy of cycling is not something you need a gadget to measure. The wind tells us how fast we’re going. Our hearts tells us how many feet we’re climbing. Our legs tell us how many miles we’re riding. And most importantly, our grins tell us how much fun we’re having. But there are good reasons to tally these things more quantitatively. And for us, placing a plastic-clad, distraction-filled, digital command center on our handlebars was at odds with the reasons we ride in the first place. So we set out to create a different kind of instrument. Something that didn’t simply measure the ride, but could make the ride measurably better — by tracking our rides with greater simplicity and less distraction, and by providing a deeper connection to the ride itself.