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Munich Startup Recap 13/26

Recap time in the Munich Startup universe! Speaking of which, this week we explored the world of space and spoke exclusively with Dcubed founder Thomas Sinn about why origami, of all things, inspired his business idea. Daniel Holle, Domain Lead Space at Helsing, explains why Europe's mega-constellations have a software problem. And our Munich Startup expert, Sebastian Schulze, discusses how startups can best utilize ChatGPT. If that's not enough, click through our photo gallery.

March 29, 2026 3 min reading time

Origami into spaceA satellite that unfolds in space, extending structures to a size of 15 meters. What sounds like science fiction is highly complex engineering: The Munich-based startup Dcubed develops technologies that must function precisely in orbit – or not at all. We have exclusive interview with Dcubed founder Thomas Sinn A fascinating technology was discussed at the Munich Space Summit. (Photo: Munich Startup)
Sebastian Schulze, keynote speaker and consultant for artificial intelligence, big data and marketing, as well as Munich Startup Expert
Munich Startup Experts – Why ChatGPT gives startups an advantage: With over 800 million users worldwide, ChatGPT is currently changing the way people search for information. Many entrepreneurs are therefore asking themselves how they can leverage this development to market their own services and products. Surprisingly, smaller providers are enjoying unexpected advantages here. What exactly can startups do to make their offerings visible in AI-generated responses? explains our Munich Startup expert and keynote speaker Sebastian Schulze(Photo: Sebastian Schulze)
"It killed me": Eleven years, several crises, and a complete change of strategy: Gym Cook's story is anything but a straightforward success story. Videocast Pitch & People Founder Jan Höppner speaks openly about bad decisions, turning points, and his new vision for the brand. (Photo: Munich Startup)
Interloom
Interloom receives 14.2 million euros: Many companies face a key challenge: AI agents lack access to practical knowledge from everyday work. This is precisely where Interloom comes in. The platform processes real-world cases from business operations and makes implicit knowledge permanently available. The new capital Interloom is using the platform to further develop its AI-powered business intelligence. DN Capital is leading the seed round. (Photo: jittawit.21 / stock.adobe.com)
Neuroblends
7 questions for Neuroblends: Neuroblends develops functional beverages for the challenges of modern life: increased focus, targeted relaxation, or a better mood – all without sugar, alcohol, or artificial additives. The founders explain how they combine neuroscience and enjoyment, and why their products are designed as simple everyday rituals. Interview. (Photo: Neuroblends Functional Drinks UG)
Why Europe's mega-constellations could fail due to a software problem: Mega-constellations are considered the next major step in the evolution of space travel – but for Daniel Holle von Helsing, the competition isn't decided in space, but in software, as he made clear at the Munich Space Summit. The Munich-based defense AI specialist argues that only AI and rapid software cycles will make the operation of thousands of satellites manageable in the first place. Click here for our background article. (Photo: Munich Space Summit)

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Kyrill Ring

Kyrill Ring worked as a live television reporter for 15 years and has been Brand & Communications Manager at Munich Startup since July 2025. In addition to his work as a website editor, he is responsible for new formats such as the video podcast Pitch&People.

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