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LG Fashion Labs builds the production operating system for EU fashion brands that must implement the Digital Product Passport (DPP). Starting in 2028, textile products without a complete DPP can no longer be sold in the EU – 126 data points per product, from material sourcing through factory certifications to recyclability. Most brands have 30 to 40% of this data, scattered across tech packs, BOMs, and supplier emails. No existing system aggregates, validates, and formats this data according to the Trace4Value DPP protocol standard. The LGFL Production OS connects five core modules: a 160-node Fabric Registry with compatibility matrices, a Factory Capability Graph for DPP-compliant manufacturers, a parametric MTM grading machine, a Demand & Capital Envelope Engine, and a CMT cost module that calculates the Data Standardization Index (DSI) per order. Each order is encoded as a Structured Production Object (SPO) — the primary data primitive that carries all 126 DPP fields from creation through delivery. Phase 0 (current): Free DPP Readiness Audit – one collection, 15 styles, existing files, delivery in 5 business days under NDA, no IT integration required. Target customers: EU fashion brands with €1–50 million in annual revenue. Founded in Munich by Lior Gabriel Graetz, member of Fashion Council Germany.

The 2n8life GmbH develops a user-friendly system for measuring nocturnal erections including an app for visualizing the results. A textile cuff is worn overnight by the man. It measures erections and sends them via Bluetooth to the smartphone. In the app, the user sees his results in the context of the comparison group. The main applications are differential diagnostics for erectile dysfunction (organic or psychological causes) and use as a digital biomarker for cardiovascular diseases.

Airgonomics is an AI-based solution for analyzing physical strain at industrial workplaces. Using camera-based motion capture, we identify ergonomic risks such as repetitive movements, poor posture, and high physical strain in real working environments. This helps companies in manufacturing and logistics reduce musculoskeletal disorders, improve workplaces strategically, and implement ergonomics in a scalable, data-driven, and practical manner. Our approach creates greater transparency around actual strain situations in everyday work and enables improvements to be made where they have the greatest impact on health, work ability, and workplace quality.