Two girls from Slovenia started exporting dietary supplements for racing camels and in less than a year concluded the first business for 500,000 euros, set up production and started expansion into new markets. We helped them from the unrealized idea to the first approach into the market and starting a regular business.

Third year high school students made a wireless keyboard in 2014, drawing energy from the presses on its keys. After receiving a pre-order from a major retailer, they became the youngest Slovenians to receive an investment from abroad for a technology start-up.

Young engineers have assembled a dog collar from widely available electronic products to detect the level of stress of a dog through reading electromagnetic waves from brain cells. This resulted in a product that sends a warning to dog owners when the dog feels stress.

Volunteer firefighters from a small village have designed a warning sign for volunteers who respond to a fire intervention by car and drive to the fire station without warning lights. The signs were officially approved by the government.

A child with Down Syndrome was born to an active family, forcing them to adjust their lifestyles. A secondary school student, who did not want his family to stop skiing, designed a ski instructional device that allowed his brother to venture out into the snow.

Within the business club, a high schooler expanded his hobby – brewing of Kombucha - so far that he set up a production line, started supplying his drink to local stores and achieved sales in one of the largest retail chains in the country.