Stuttgart startup directory
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Filestage
Online proofing and approval software founded in Stuttgart in 2014, centralizing review, feedback and sign-off of creative assets like videos, PDFs and designs.
INTERGASTRA 2026
Hospitality and gastronomy trade fair with an innovation area for food tech and digital operations. Price: about EUR 35-50 for trade visitors. Strong for POS, kitchen robotics, and novel food ingredients.
INTERGASTRA 2028
INTERGASTRA 2028 runs 12-16 February at Messe Stuttgart, the leading European trade fair for the hospitality, gastronomy and out-of-home food market held roughly every two years. Across ten exhibition halls, national and international exhibitors present concepts, technologies and products for hoteliers, restaurateurs and caterers.
LogiMAT 2026
Europe's largest intralogistics exhibition, held annually in Stuttgart with 60,000+ trade visitors. Covers warehouse automation, robotics, supply-chain software, and material handling innovation. Day tickets cost about EUR 30-50. Essential for logistics tech startups seeking partnerships with enterprise warehouse operators and supply-chain decision-makers.
LogiMAT 2027
LogiMAT 2027 runs 16-18 March at Messe Stuttgart, covering intralogistics and process management technology. The trade fair includes a dedicated careers and networking event on 18 March. Sister events LogiMAT India (8-10 February 2027) and LogiMAT China (21-23 April 2027) extend the brand internationally.
Makersite
Makersite is a Stuttgart-based AI-powered product lifecycle intelligence platform that helps manufacturers understand and optimise their supply chains and products. The software connects a company's product and supply chain data with material, process, and supplier databases to support automated lifecycle assessments, product carbon footprint calculations, supply chain risk analysis, cost optimisation, and regulatory compliance. It integrates with enterprise CAD, ERP, and PLM systems and partners with firms such as Siemens, PTC, Autodesk, and Ansys. The company was founded in 2018 by Neil D'Souza, previously CTO at Thinkstep.
Q.ANT
Q.ANT is a Stuttgart-based deep-tech company developing photonic processors that compute natively with light as a scalable alternative to transistor-based chips. Its Native Processing Server (NPS) is positioned as the first commercial photonic processor, targeting AI and HPC data center workloads with up to 30x higher energy efficiency and 50x faster computation than conventional CMOS technology. Q.ANT operates its own photonic chip pilot line, built on thin-film lithium niobate material, in collaboration with the Institute for Microelectronics Stuttgart (IMS CHIPS). The company was founded by CEO Michael Foertsch in 2018.
Quantum Brilliance
Quantum Brilliance is a diamond-based quantum computing company building room-temperature, deployable quantum computing and sensing hardware, with a registered office in Stuttgart, Germany (as well as an R&D site in Freiburg) alongside its Australian and Japanese offices. Its technology targets both computing and sensing applications, including a Honeywell Aerospace-led consortium project to develop a compact quantum space magnetometer for studying Earth's magnetic field. The company is legally Quantum Brilliance Pty Ltd.
