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📢 Little lookback from the HempHackathon. 👓 Watch the video with the winner of the Nordic Hemp Cooperation Hemp hackathon “Hemp Hack: Innovate to Elevate” - revoltech 👏 💡 Hackathon was organized on March 13-14 and the hosts were Nordic Hemp Cooperation and Estonian University of Life Sciences Estonian Circular Bioeconomy HUB. 💫 revoltech presented an innovative solution for transforming hemp fibers and dust into a high-quality, plastic-free, biodegradable, and animal-free leather alternative. This solution leverages their patented LOVR material, which can be utilized in fashion, interior design, and automotive industries. 🎂 Congratulations once again Montgomery Wagner!

When we started revoltech, we had a strong idea and a lot of ambition — but we knew we couldn’t do it alone. What made the difference for us: ✅ Real pilot opportunities with industry partners ✅ Strategic guidance from experienced mentors ✅ A network that challenged and supported us in equal measure Futury – The Future Factory is part of an ecosystem that can give you momentum at just the right time. A great product is one thing – but the right environment makes all the difference. That’s why we’re backing the initiative. Let’s show what the Rhein-Main region is capable of. Tagging Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz to help raise visibility.

Not because we offset. Because we designed it that way. From the field, not the refinery. Engineered to perform — And disappear when it’s done. The future isn’t about doing less. It’s about doing things differently.

Get a glimpse into what motivates the people behind revoltech. A shared mindset. A common vision. That’s how individual drive becomes collective direction. Want to learn more? Visit our website. 🎥 All videos and photos by Jan Schölzel 💻 Website design & implementation by Lasse Schlegel #revoltech #team #madewithlovr #makeitmattr

🌿 Meet the Team: Sabrina Laura Kliese at revoltech! At revoltech, material innovation is a team effort—and today, we’re excited to introduce Sabrina, one of the driving forces behind MATTR™! As part of our incredible development team, she plays a key role in refining its attributes, ensuring high-quality samples, and pushing the boundaries of material science. 💡 What does Sabrina do at revoltech? Together with the team, Sabrina works on evolving MATTR™, making sure every sample meets the highest standards. Her expertise helps bridge science, sustainability, and creativity—bringing our vision to life. 💬 Why revoltech? "Working with like-minded people gives you the best possible drive to pursue your vision. At revoltech, I get to be part of a team that blends sustainability, science, and creativity. Together, we deliver truly innovative results." 🌱 Favorite project? Sabrina sees MATTR™’s journey as a collective achievement—watching its steady evolution in product features, funding, and collaborations is like seeing a shared vision come to life. "It’s inspiring to witness what a great team can achieve in such a short time!" 🦉 Fun fact: Sabrina is a total night owl! She’s at her most productive in the evening—so if the workday starts too early, you might just find her power-napping on the couch. 😴

🌊 Red algae: Grows fast. Captures carbon. Fuels circular design. Red algae is a fast-growing marine resource that needs no fresh water, pesticides, or farmland. It thrives where others can’t—absorbing CO₂ and regenerating ecosystems along the way. We transform this ocean-born plant into MATTR™—a flexible, plastic-free material designed to return to nature without a trace. No plastics. No pollution. Just a better way to make materials. ♻️ The future of materials? It’s already in motion. 🌊

Rooted in nature. Built with intention. revoltech = revolution + technology. We create materials that are plant-based, plastic-free, and designed for circularity from the beginning. LOVR™ and MATTR™ are not iterations of what exists—they’re something new. 👉 Swipe to discover the meaning behind our name. And the lowercase in revoltech? It reflects how we work—curious, collaborative, and grounded in impact. #revoltech #LOVR #MATTR #circularbydesign #futureofmaterials #biomaterials #innovation #designforimpact Credit: Once again, thank you Jan Schölzel for the picture!

Two months ago, the Sarandí River turned red — an image so bizarre it made global headlines. But since then? Silence. Despite the clear signs of contamination, we still don’t know who’s responsible for this ecological disaster. The fact that leather and textile production sites bordering the river are likely involved makes this even more serious — industries with known pollutant risks operating right at the water’s edge. Now, the headlines have faded, but the environmental damage remains. People downstream are left with uncertainty and health risks. We can’t let this be swept under the rug. This is not just a local issue — it’s about how we treat our environment and how industry is held accountable. 👉 If you're in a position to investigate, speak up or amplify — don’t let this story go cold.

Hello from Brussels! 🇧🇪 Christian Boxheimer is representing revoltech today at CBE JU Info Day 2025—exploring circular bio-based projects and new funding opportunities. Let’s connect if you're around! #CBEJU #circulareconomy #biobasedinnovation #revoltech #publicfunding

🌿 Meet the Team: Lucas Fuhrmann at revoltech Today, we’re highlighting Lucas—co-founder, CEO, and one of the driving forces behind revoltech’s vision for truly circular materials. 💡 What does Lucas do at revoltech? Lucas keeps the big picture in focus. He helps connect the dots across the team so everyone can contribute at their best. 💬 Why revoltech? “revoltech lets us create something that matters—plant-based materials that are healthier for people and the planet.” 🌱 Favorite project? LOVR™. It all started in his kitchen in 2018, testing ideas late into the night. Now it’s set to enter the automotive world through Volkswagen. A full-circle moment—for him and for circular design. 🎯 What drives Lucas? The belief that better materials can lead to better systems. That replacing harmful inputs with regenerative ones is not just possible—but necessary. 🎉 Fun fact: Lucas studied Philosophy and Economics. Starting a materials company wasn’t on the radar—until it was.