Winning

Innovative

• How innovative is the idea behind the presented solution? How well does the team explain the added
• value of the solution?

Interdisciplinarity

• Did the team use the interdisciplinarity of the team to approach the problem?
• IMPACT (challenge-specific)
• How well does the proposed solution address the challenge it tackles? Will the proposed solution
• contribute to solving the problem described in the challenge?

Feasibility

• How well are the learnings from the reality check (testing) built into the presentation? How does the
• team motivate what aspects of the solution are feasible and what may need adaptation?

Science-based

• How well did the team show that they built in scientific knowhow into their concept development?

Presentation

• Was the team able to explain their idea and how it solves the problem? Did the team communicate the essence of why they did what they did and why It was important?

The Innovathon 2025 «The Digitalization of Mobility» pitch brought together nine inventive student teams to present their cutting-edge solutions aimed at transforming mobility. The event showcased brilliant ideas, with the winning project offering an innovative keyl for LEGIC to enhance accessibility from the moment of an accident through to full recovery.

The event concluded with the announcement of the winning team, Funky Monkeys with Jannis Bertling, Frederik Güntensperger, Sandra Kollat Menon, and Huijiao L. who won the jury award with their concept “Inclusivity is key!” Team PASSable with Andy Aidoo, Florin Allmendinger, Alyssa Victoria Pühringer, and Gianni Stiffler who won the audience award with their shared micro-mobility solution.

The jury, composed of leading experts from both the scientific community and key challenge partners, such as Swisscom, MOVE AG, LEGIC and Swiss Pass evaluated the solutions on various criteria. These included innovation, interdisciplinarity, feasibility, impact, scientific grounding, and presentation quality.

The Innovathon has emerged as a platform not only for solving pressing challenges but also for cultivating the next generation of innovators. Through teamwork, strategic thinking, and creative problem-solving, students from various disciplines came together to shape the future of digital mobility in Switzerland. The winning project is just one example of the limitless potential that emerges when diverse minds unite for a common cause.

With immense gratitude to the students, partners, and organizers, the Innovathon continues to drive innovation, setting the stage for even greater advancements in the years to come.