Weekly Wrap-up 32/2025

Weekly Wrap-up 32/2025

Regina Bruckschlögl

Nach eigenen Startup-Erfahrungen blickt sie als Redakteurin von Munich Startup nun aus einer anderen Perspektive auf die Münchner Startup-Szene – und entdeckt dabei jeden Tag, wie vielfältig das Münchner Ökosystem ist. Startup Stories, die erzählt werden wollen!

August 17, 2025

2 min. read time

#Weekly Wrap-up

Two men in white shirts and beige pants stand in front of a black background. The man on the left wears glasses, is bald, smiling, and has his hands in his pockets. The man on the right has gray hair, also wears glasses, is smiling, and has his arms crossed. — 3D for everyone – without special knowledge: The Munich startup Ovrlay promises nothing less than a revolution: High-quality 3D models automatically from photos or videos – fast, affordable, and via browser. Founder Albert Brenner explains how an agency friendship became a deeptech company, why their solution saves 90 percent in time and costs, and what role Munich plays as a location. (Photo: Ovrlay)

BioLabs — New biotech center for Munich from 2026: With BioLabs|TUM, a 1,800-square-meter innovation hub for 15 to 20 biotech startups is emerging in the heart of Munich, equipped with high-end labs, mentoring, and global networking. (Photo: BioLabs)

Emilia von Keyserlingk — Women in Tech: Emilia von Keyserlingk brings effective EMS training home with Pepper – wireless, app-based, and perfectly integrated into everyday life. The founder with a background in business engineering and experience at the United Nations as well as in strategy and tech consulting founded her company in 2021, supported by investors and a dedicated team. What motivated her to start and when and where her best ideas come to her, she reports in the Women in Tech interview. (Photo: Emilia von Keyserlingk / Pepper)

KfW startup monitor 2025: The KfW startup monitor 2025 shows: Founders in Germany average 34.4 years old – the lowest value since data collection began. Particularly the group of those under 30 is growing significantly. (Photo: stock.adobe.com / Yakobchuk Olena)

NuuEnergy — Heat pumps as a system solution: NuuEnergy wants to bring heat pump projects out of chaos – with its own regional specialist businesses, digital infrastructure, and AI-supported processes. Instead of quick sales, the Munich startup focuses on quality, customer proximity, and sustainable structures to advance the energy transition. (Photo: NuuEnergy)

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