Female Maker Club: circular futures – When waste speaks through data

Waste speaks in data – practical solutions for clean cities + a personal perspective on innovation in the circular economy.

From 3 pm to 5 pm, the MakerLab and its machines provide a safe space for women who wish to use the lab’s equipment free of charge, with or without guidance. At 5 pm, a short keynote talk will begin, followed by a discussion session.

You can choose to book both sessions or just one of them.

What happens when litter bins, waste containers and urban spaces are seen not merely as infrastructure, but as part of a smart cycle? In her keynote presentation, Alisa Möhrke from REMONDIS Digital demonstrates how digital products can help us rethink urban cleanliness: using sensors, data, dynamic route planning and solutions that make operational processes in cities smarter and more resource-efficient.

The talk combines concrete insights into digital circular economy innovation with a personal perspective on an industry in transition: what is it like to drive innovation in an environment shaped by decades of experience, regulatory requirements and operational realities? And what opportunities arise when we view the circular economy not just from a technical perspective, but also from a human one? A source of inspiration for all those who see cities and the circular economy as something that can be shaped – and who believe that genuine innovation begins in everyday life.