We showed the tv show how we built our next model. They brought in people for some multi-hour tests in our current ones (we've done hundreds of tests, so far only ~10 min. per model). We haven't really see the finished documentary, but we're sure (nervous) that it's awesome.

"Einfach Genial" often shows garage-type inventors. Of course as a real, professional startup, we’re not in a garage. We have a proper office. We call it our “lab”. And it actually kind of feels like a garage.

The makers of “Einfach genial” (simply genius) heard about us & asked whether we want to show off our work, they had a filming slot that had opened some weeks after. We said "uh, yes" and scrambled to prepare showing some nice renders and rapid prototyping our next model.

Our goal is to make night trains super comfortable and private, but at the same time maximize the number of people per railcar to reduce operating costs. The idea is to allow night trains to be a sustainable and also pretty comfortable alternative to aviation.

Would you spend the night on this train? This is the question our small startup is working on, developing a set of pods that can be used on night trains. And somehow we ended up on German national TV during prime time in a documentary pondering this question with us.