beQ News and Updates

We're showing publicly for the first time how the beQ Hub works. And why the answer to what's happening inside a building doesn't have to come from a camera. We've mapped the Earth's surface, captured every angle by satellite, and can tell from the outside how crowded a street is. The moment someone steps into a building, that knowledge ends. What happens inside remains a guess for most operators, based on receipts, occupancy plans, and experience. Yet that's exactly where th

Our VP Sales & Operations, Sebastian Ruppert, spoke with Norman Müller from the Bundesverband für KI-Transformation (Federal Association for AI Transformation) about a question that occupies us every day: How do you make buildings smart without surveilling the people inside them? Outside, the world has been mapped. Satellites, GPS, and maps deliver real-time data for almost any location on Earth. But the moment you step into a building, that transparency ends at the nearest w

Many companies talk about digital transformation. The problem: Often, it doesn’t go beyond presentations, buzzwords, and visions of the future. That’s why our interview with Ernst Crameri wasn’t about theory, but about a simple question: How can technology actually make our daily lives better? That’s exactly what we’re working on at beQ. Making building data usable with Wi-Fi Our technology uses existing Wi-Fi infrastructure to visualize movements and processes within buildin

Even before our MVP is presented at the end of July 2026, we wanted one thing above all: to start a conversation with people. That's why beQ was present at trade fairs in Vienna, Munich, and Stuttgart in recent weeks. With its own booth, the entire team on site, and an idea that immediately resonated with many visitors: seeing Wi-Fi through walls. The result: full booths, several hundred scheduled follow-up meetings, and many visitors who immediately understood the potential

Many talk. Many post. Many make promises. But only a few sit down with their core team, close the door, and work until strategy becomes concrete next steps. That's exactly what happened in Liechtenstein in January. And that is precisely what this review is about. January in Liechtenstein, not an event, a workshop No stage program. No show. No motivational spectacle. Rather: Strategic coordination Technical in-depth work operational prioritization honest discussions concrete

At the end of November, we met with our community in Munich. In a focused meeting, we presented what is already in place and demonstrably working, and where the next steps will lead. Roman Zakrzewski, a recent addition to the beQ advisory board, presented the core of the beQ project. The team was on site, explained the current status, and precisely outlined the next milestones. To conclude the event, we presented certificates in a formal ceremony. Founder Gerhard Fröse person

The unspoken question that more and more people will be asking themselves in 2025 What actually happens when you've achieved everything but feel that this can't be all there is? Many people reading this text have worked for decades, built companies, made careers, and borne responsibility. And yet there is this quiet tension, not dissatisfaction, but an open field. More possibilities than time. More options than clarity. 2025 has not lessened this tension, but made it more vis

The simple logic behind major developments Almost every major economic development follows the same pattern. A market emerges. It is ridiculed. It is underestimated. Then it explodes. Not overnight. Not by chance. But because a technology suddenly begins to change everyday life for real. This is precisely the point at which many people look too late. And this is exactly where the story of beQ begins. Technology is not an end in itself, it is a lever If you take a sober look