Deep Tech Meetup: Networking over Digital Health and Life Changing Habits
- Date
- 2026-07-13
- Location
- Infineon Campeon (KUBUS), Neubiberg, BY, Germany
- Host
- APEX Ventures
About this event
If you care about where deep tech meets everyday human wellbeing, this meetup gives you a place to explore both in one room. Deep Tech Meetup: Networking over Digital Health and Life Changing Habits brings together people who are curious about meaningful technology, better health, and the habits that shape how we live and work. This is an evening for thoughtful conversations, practical perspective, and real connection. Whether you work in tech, health, research, product, or simply want smarter conversations than the usual networking small talk, you will find people here who are interested in ideas that matter and how to turn them into action. About the Event This in-person meetup is built around two themes that increasingly belong together: digital health and life changing habits. On one side, digital health continues to reshape how people understand, manage, and improve wellbeing through technology. On the other, habits determine whether even the best tools make a real difference in daily life. Rather than treating those topics as separate worlds, this event creates space to discuss how they connect. What makes a health technology genuinely useful? Why do some behavior changes stick while others fade out? How can product thinking, science, and lived experience inform each other? These are the kinds of conversations this meetup is designed to spark. The format is intentionally social and accessible. This is a community-driven networking meetup, not a formal conference with distance between speakers and attendees. Expect a setting where it is easy to introduce yourself, exchange ideas, and move between conversations with people from different backgrounds. Because the focus is broad enough to welcome multiple perspectives, you do not need to arrive as an expert in every topic. What matters most is that you are interested in the intersection of technology, health, and human behavior, and that you are open to discussing both big-picture trends and practical realities. What to Expect The evening starts with the core ingredient that makes a good meetup worthwhile: meeting the right people. You can expect open networking with attendees who are interested in deep tech, digital health, community building, and the ways habits influence outcomes in work and life. Conversations are likely to range from product ideas and emerging technology to personal systems, behavior design, and real-world adoption. That mix is part of the point. The most useful discussions often happen when technical thinking meets human experience, and this meetup is designed to encourage exactly that. You can expect a flow that feels natural for an in-person community event, including: Arrival and informal mingling as people settle in and start conversations Topic-centered networking around digital health, deep tech, and habit change Peer exchange with people bringing perspectives from industry, research, startups, and personal practice A social, low-pressure atmosphere where you can explore ideas without needing a perfect pitch or prepared talking points This is also a strong setting for follow-up conversations. If you are working on something relevant, exploring a new direction, or looking for collaborators, mentors, or thoughtful peers, the meetup gives you a natural environment to make those connections in person. Why Attend A lot of networking events stay too general to be useful. This one has a clear center of gravity: people who care about technology with real human impact. That focus makes the conversations more relevant, especially if you are tired of events where the topic is broad but the substance is thin. You should attend if you want to sharpen your thinking around how innovation actually reaches people. Digital health is not only about tools, platforms, or data; it is also about trust, usability, behavior, motivation, and consistency. Habits are not only personal routines; they are part of how products succeed, how health improves, and how long-term change becomes possible. By the end of the evening, you may leave with: New professional connections in tech, health, and adjacent fields Fresh perspective on how deep tech can support better health outcomes Useful conversations about building habits that last, personally or within products and services A better sense of the local community around meaningful, future-facing innovation Potential collaborators or sounding boards for ideas you want to test or develop further There is also value in simply being in a room with people who are asking ambitious, grounded questions. If you are building, researching, investing, exploring, or changing direction, that kind of room can be surprisingly useful. Practical Details The meetup takes place in person at Infineon Campeon (KUBUS) in Neubiberg, Germany. Being on site matters here: this is a conversation-first event, and the in-person format makes it easier to build trust, read the room, and have the kinds of spontaneous exchanges that rarely happen online. The event is scheduled for Monday, July 13 at 6:00 PM GMT+2, making it well suited for an evening visit after the workday. Arriving ready to introduce yourself, share what you are interested in, and ask good questions will help you get the most out of the time. A few simple ways to prepare: Bring your curiosity about digital health, deep tech, or habit change Be ready to talk about what you are working on or what you want to learn Come open to different perspectives, from technical to behavioral to community-oriented Plan for real networking, not just passive listening If you have been looking for a local event where serious ideas and approachable people come together, this meetup is a strong place to start. It is focused without being narrow, social without being vague, and practical without losing sight of bigger questions.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want conversations that go beyond surface-level networking and into how technology, health, and behavior actually connect. - You work in **tech, product, engineering, data, or research** and want to understand how digital health ideas become useful in real life. - You are building or exploring something in **digital health, health tech, wellness, or behavior-focused products** and want relevant feedback and thoughtful peers. - You are curious about **habit formation, behavior change, and personal systems** and want to discuss them in a more informed, practical setting. - You want to meet a **local community in and around Neubiberg** that cares about meaningful innovation, not just generic startup talk. - You are looking for **collaborators, professional connections, or new perspectives** across deep tech and human-centered problem solving. - You simply enjoy being in rooms with people who like asking better questions about how we live, work, and stay healthy. You do not need to be a specialist in every topic to belong here. If you are interested in the intersection of deep tech, digital health, and lasting change, you are likely to get real value from the evening.