Start-up

Startups prepare for pitches, work in their labs and produce new samples for potential customers. A TV journalist asks a founder tough questions. The new artificial intelligence chip does not yet perform as expected, while the drone suffers from a mysterious software bug.

Founders juggle expectations of investors and employees. A startup travels abroad for a trade show. The drone finally works and is ready for its first job. A female entrepreneur talks about her experiences in a man's world. Is entrepreneurship really a lonely business?

Investors grill startups and talk shop about how the business really works. The AI startup expands into China. Meanwhile, the biggest startup event of the year takes place in Switzerland. How do the founders balance out the stress of entrepreneurship to keep their vision alive?