The First Prototypes Were Made in My Hobby Workshop
VitrofluidiX started in a garage, like many startups. Because of my unusual education, it was difficult to convince people to believe in our idea.
VitrofluidiX is a startup in Cologne founded by David Günter and Carlotta Altringer. They developed VitroFlow, a system that creates conditions like the human body. This allows human cells to behave naturally.
David studied chemistry at age 14 and biology at 15. By 16, he was researching and building microfluidic chips. The company's goal is to change medical research.
They want to test medicines without animals and create personalized treatments. Their system includes the VitroFlow device and special products. The team has six people with skills in biology, engineering, and business.
They are working to get official approval and raise money for growth.
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