Summary
Alphonse shares his journey of creating a street power plant, battling university bureaucracy, and overcoming challenges to bring his invention to life. He emphasizes systematic problem-solving, strategic application area selection, and the importance of focus and frugality in deep tech innovation.
Key Topics
5 key topics from Alfons Huber and Daniel Dippold at Been there, Done that.. Thicker branches were mentioned more often in the talk.
His role models tried to steal his invention
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Key Takeaways
- Systematically solve problems by listing and addressing issues.
- Focus intensely and sacrifice to achieve ambitious goals.
- Start with low-cost simulations before expensive prototypes.
- Be resilient against setbacks and challenges.
- Choose application areas with high energy potential.
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“I made a list of 200 problems I need to solve to get to a mechanism which really can fulfill everything to be efficient and durable enough to make a profitable business out of it.”
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