Fabian Eberle is now presenting his approach of a keyless world. The Co-Founder of Keyless starts with asking the audience: "Who of you uses a password for more than one website?" 
Most people can probably plead guilty for that. Keyless was founded "around 15 months ago" and aims for a seamless, zero-trust biometric authentification. So far, when it comes to storing passwords, companies have to decide if they focus on simplicity, security or privacy. Keyless combines those factors. As a cybersecurity company that's building a privacy-first biometric authentication and personal identity management platform, Keyless will eliminate the need for businesses to centrally store and manage passwords. There will be "nothing to remember, nothing to store, because you are the key!", Eberle states. 

Josephien Albrecht

Marianne Slamich is now presenting an indoor positioning system: Pointr. "GPS has changed our lives - but it doesn't work indoors. That's where we enter the game", Slamich explains. With the help of Pointr visitors of events and venues get an accurate, real-time indoor positioning which can be crucial if they are for instance searching for a specific brand or store in a shopping center.
"The level of personalisation of Pointr is endless", Slamich says before she explains that you can give your customers real-time assistance, you can lead them to your favourite products, assist them while exploring different food options and so on. Pointr is already operating in venues in 18 different countries.
Instead of relying solely on the phone's compass - which fails in many indoor environments - Pointr also uses a set of machine learning techniques, Bluetooth sensors and inertial sensors to make sure that the user always receives accurate information.

Josephien Albrecht