LabCampus brings together research, high-tech industries across various sectors, young companies and aspiring talent. They all benefit from its unique infrastructure, which promotes encounters and dialogue with one another – and at the same time provides a perfect link to the ecosystem in the Munich metropolitan region and international innovation hotspots.
CONNECT. CREATE. COLLABORATE.
LabCampus is part of Airport City – and therefore has a direct connection to 210 destinations in 63 countries worldwide. For our residents, LabCampus as a location offers real advantages not only at local level, but also internationally.
The world of work has changed in recent years. LabCampus anticipated this development, creating the ideal place for an ever-evolving working world that is becoming increasingly more hybrid.
We are very proud that the LAB 48 was awarded for “ClimateCultureCompetence” by the Bavarian Chamber of Architects. As part of the opening on July 12, we were presen ...
Display moreWe are very pleased that the LAB 48 was part of this year's architectural tours. Selected by a renowned jury from the Bavarian Chamber of Architects, LAB 48 was one of the projects presented to those interested in architecture durin ...
amplimind, a joint venture between AUDI and Lufthansa Industry Solutions, opens its headquarters at LabCampus. With around 65 employees, the company will move to the campus in 2024, where it will intensively drive forward the digiti ...
Great news for LabCampus. The TU Munich (TUM) will move to the campus. Our vision to bring together industries, ideas and technologies in one place, to collaborate across industries and to be the perfect location for research and in ...
Display moreAlmost 5 years after the kick-off for the planning of LabCampus, the time has come to officially open the doors of our LAB 48. With its outstanding architecture, the many gathering places and spaces for collaboration, the LAB 48 ref ...
As of today, Deutsche Flugsicherung has officially moved into our LAB48 with 150 employees. We are very pleased about the new residents, whose departure into new working worlds and a new form of cross-divisional collaboration begins ...
Display moreThe annual Future Travel Experience conference is currently taking place in Las Vegas and our Vice President, Sarah Wittlieb, is on hand to participate in the panel "Disruptive strategies for the future of travel and accelerating en ...
Display moreToday, we're excited to launch our new international campaign that shows LabCampus' answers to the challenges of new working conditions, the controversy of bringing back staff to the office, and the importance of perfect spaces. Wit ...
Judith Gerlach, Bavarian Minister of State for Digitalization, visited LabCampus and took a look at LAB 48, which will soon be ready for occupancy. We had the opportunity to talk about our project and the vision behind it. Offering ...
Display moreNext stop: Destination Innovation! In Terminal 2 at Munich Airport, you can currently get a taste of LabCampus, the future Destination Innovation, at our promotion booth. So if you want to make a little stopover on your journey, you ...
Display moreWho is behind the camera here and what exactly is happening? You'll have to be patient for a little while longer, because we're preparing something exciting that will soon be available on the website. But we can already reveal this ...
Display moreLabCampus' digital event series has entered a new round with the format "Let's talk innovation" and together with curiosity researcher And ...
Display moreLast week, Natalie Leroy, Managing Director Finance and Infrastructure at Munich Airport, visited us and took a closer look at the LAB 52 construction site. Find out in the video which premises will be found here from 2023, who will ...
How can recreational areas be used optimally? Three teams of Senseable City Lab students asked themselves how digital technologies can be used to better experience spaces - such as LabCampus - and allow creativity to emerge there. I ...
LabCampus was able to gain Deutsche Flugsicherung (DFS) as the next tenant on campus. Around 150 DFS employees will soon move their offices to LAB 48. There, the optimal conditions for modern, interactive and innovative work will be created.
“Innovation spaces play an important role in changing the way we look at and find solutions to the world’s most complex problems.“ These and many more inspiring words from U.S. Consul General Tim Liston were exchanged at LabCampus ...
Display moreAn exciting whitepaper about Munich as a growing hotspot for innovation and entrepreneurship was published by MUC SUMMIT together with PricewaterhouseCoopers. Munich achieves top positions in city rankings – as was again the case in ...
During the last week of the summer holidays and at the same time as IAA mobility in Munich, LabCampus took the opportunity to introduce itself to a large audience. At our stand in the MAC Forum at Munich Airport, we talked to many p ...
Display moreWith big steps we are approaching the opening of the first building at LabCampus. In March 2022, LAB 48 will open its doors and there is still a lot to do. Until then, you can take a virtual look at the construction site. LabCampus' ...
With the "Circle of Creators" we continue our digital event series and this time we invited our community to a co-creative workshop. We asked ourselves: What kind of work environment can foster innovative creation? How can space str ...
Display moreAt LabCampus, we know that every company is different - and will therefore be affected to varying degrees by the megatrends of the world of work. What could really become elementary for companies? We have embarked on a journey throu ...
LabCampus is celebrating its third birthday and to mark the occasion we are reviewing the past year - it has been an unexpected and exciting year in which we have made great progress.
The Munich Innovation Ecosystem, MUST for short, has launched the #MGIS (Munich Global Impact Sprint) Stammtisch, and Dr. Marc Wagener had the ho ...
Display moreTogether with CBRE Germany, we created an overview of the requirements for modern working environments and discussed what implications this may have for districts of the future. We warmly want to thank our host Hannah Klose, our ...
Display more"New Work will completely transform our everyday lives - not just in terms of where we work, but how and with whom we go to work, how we innovate there, and why we go to work in the first place."In her article, published in the new Bo( ...
"Taste the Future" - this was the motto of the first LabCampus community event. Framed by an exciting keynote by Dr. Nicolas Burkhardt and the subsequent digital wine tasting with Nelly Fischer from Display more
LabCampus acquires world-leading technology company as first tenant and takes big step towards mobility of the future with Argo AI.