Hugvita
Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
Konstanz, Baden-württemberg, De
4 employees
- Employees
- 4
Hugvita Overview
- Headquarters
- Konstanz, Baden-württemberg, De
- Website
- aase-germany.de
- Industry
- Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
- Employees
- 4
- Founded
- 2021
- NAICS
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Motor Vehicle ManufacturingAutomobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle ManufacturingHeavy Duty Truck Manufacturing
About Hugvita
Hugvita is committed to develop child safety products convenient to very parent and accessible to every kid. Thus promoting increased usage leading to more lives saved. Road accidents are the leading cause of death in children aged 1 to 4 years, 36% of the total number were car occupants. Developing countries accounted for 96% of all children killed in road accidents. We would like to contribute to changing these odds. Initially it started as an innovative concept, evolved into a group of people working on developing not just the concept but the whole mission. Currently the research and development phase is underway funded by the German government. Our impact statement is ´saving lives through research´
Hugvita Contact Details
- People in AeroLeads
- 2
Hugvita Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Leif Pritzl | Operations & Supply Chain Management | Constance, Baden-württemberg, Germany |
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| Tim Mayer | Industrial and Graphic Designer Working | Halle, Saxony-anhalt, Germany |
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