Min-Sung Sean Kim from Allianz Ventures

Min-Sung conducts global digital health investments for Allianz Ventures, the Venture Capital unit of Allianz Group, that reaches 75m customers in 80 countries worldwide. Prior to Allianz Ventures he was Partner of a Berlin-based venture capital fund that specialized in Digital Health Series A investments. Having been an entrepreneur before, he understands the challenges and difficulties of building up a company. With his blog, www.DigitalHealthVC.com, he hopes to serve as a helpful resource for digital health tech startups in the region. Min-Sung is also a contributing writer for mediums including TechCrunch and Tech.EU. He has invested in startups including Neuronation , Mimi, and mySugr.

Sven Mischkewitz from Thinksono

About one year ago, Sven founded with his co- founder Fouad Al-Noor the startup Thinksono. They got to know each other at Entrepreneurship First in London. Sven is an awarding winning software engineer from HPI, Germany. Before joining Entrepreneur First, he worked on annotation tools for brain cells on projects for the Max-Planck-Institute for Brain Research. He focused on the field of Human-Computer-Interaction during his studies.

Dr. Claudia Nicolai from HPI School of Design Thinking

Claudia is Academic Director and Co-Head of HPI School of Design Thinking. Since 2010 Claudia designs the educational programs and research activities at the HPI D-School. She has co- developed the d-school in Malaysia (genovasi) and the HPI d-school at the University of Cape Town, as well as the biothinking program at the Charité.

CareBnB sets out to connect the elderly suffering from loneliness with low support needs and young people in need of affordable housing. While seniors often start to feel that their world is shrinking as they age, young people that leave their homes for educational or occupational reasons feel that their world expands, whilst feeling emotionally insecure.

To find the perfect match, CareBnB utilizes match-making algorithms, provides advanced screening services and direct customer support.

Mediary is an easy solution for cancer patients to track their side-effects via wearable sensors. The collected data can be presented to the doctor during consultations using digital patient records. Our vision is to improve the security of cancer treatment and therefore, improve the overall cancer therapy and quality of life of the patients.

Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is a threat to newborn babies - causing 800 deaths in Germany per year. The baby mattress helps preventing newborns' death from SIDS. Equipped with new sensor technology, it allows a contactless monitoring of a child's health and notifies parents if problems arise.

HealthLog is improving lifes for up to 500,000 patients by providing a solution to self-monitor their coagulation disease at home. The software helps to keep track of the patient's medical values and facilitates the communication with their primary care physician.

Innopharmix wants to support patients with depression to increase their quality of life. Application that connects to local pharmacy will collect patient's data including symptoms and side effects. The pharmacy can offer personalized counseling with digital support through the data collection.

Team Unlocked won the hearts of all the participants, coaches and jury members of this year's Bootcamp with their emotional presentation of their solution to give people who cannot communicate verbally or physically a voice again. Sometimes after a brainstroke or other strokes of fate, people are lying in the hospital, confined to their beds, not able to communicate, but being aware of everything that is happening around them: they are locked in. Team Unlocked sets out to use modern technology helping these people and their families to communicate.