Wooga's Presentation at the Web 2.0 Conference, along with the Fraunhofer Institute

6. +
The Best Social Games
come from Berlin
Sina Kaufmann
Communication

7. wooga
–
world
of
gaming
About
wooga
Founded
January
2009
Funding:
Founders,
Balderton
Capital,
Holtzbrinck
Ventures
(total
of
€5m+)
Interna;onal
team
of
70
from
20
countries
in
Berlin
Key
stats
5
games
on
Facebook;
Over
18m
ac;ve
users
Biggest
European
social
game
developer
Only
5%
of
users
from
adver;sing
70%
of
users
are
female
(age
20-­‐60)
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8. Techcrunch:
“wooga
is
figh;ng
the
good
fight
for
Europe”

9. #1
§ Launched
July
2009
§ Biggest
brain
training
game
on
Facebook

10. #2
§ Launched
February
2010
§ Top
20
Facebook
game
§ Pop
colourful
bubbles
and
explore
the
secrets
of
a
mysterious
island.

11. #3
§ Launched
May
2010
§ Top
20
Facebook
game
§ Grow
crazy
plants
and
build
your
own
unique
Monster
Garden.

12. #4
§ Launched:
December
2010
§ Cure
cute
pets
of
funny
diseases
while
building
your
own
pet
hospital.

13. #5
§ Launched:
March
2011
§ Click
as
many
gems
as
possible
in
60
seconds
§ Already
more
than
1
million
Players

14. Manufacturing:
Magic
Wands
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15. +
70
people
from
20
countries

17. 17
Thank
you
for
your
afen;on
Sina
Kaufmann
sinasina@wooga.com

18. Fraunhofer
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Heinrich Hertz Institute
Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute (HHI)
Driving the Digital Future
Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute - Berlin, Germany / Cambridge, MA
www.hhi.fraunhofer.de 3/31/11

19. Fraunhofer
Fraunhofer Germany 19
Heinrich Hertz Institute
n Europe’s largest applied research organization
n Founded in 1949 Itzehoe Rostock
Lübeck
n $2+ billion research budget Bremerhaven
n 18,000 staff, 80+ research units Bremen
Hannover Berlin (HHI)
Potsdam
Teltow
Braunschweig
Research orientation Magdeburg
Cottbus
Oberhausen
Dortmund Halle
Duisburg Schkopau Leipzig
Product development Schmallenberg
Dresden
St. Augustin
Jena
Industry Aachen Euskirchen
Chemnitz
Wachtberg
Ilmenau
Darmstadt
Würzburg
Applied research Erlangen
Fraunhofer St. Ingbert
Kaiserslautern Fürth
Nürnberg
Saarbrücken Karlsruhe
Pfinztal
Ettlingen
Stuttgart
University Freising
Fundamental research Freiburg
München (HQ)
Public Private Kandern
Holzkirchen
Efringen-Kirchen
Source of funding

20. Fraunhofer
Fraunhofer Worldwide 20
Heinrich Hertz Institute
n Fraunhofer HHI with offices in Berlin, Germany and Cambridge, MA

21. Fraunhofer
Heinrich Hertz Institute (HHI) Heinrich Hertz Institute
Electronic Communication Photonic Fiber Optical
Imaging Networks Components Sensor Systems
Image Processing Mobile Broadband Active Devices Life Science,
and Transmission Systems Passive Devices Industry,
Interactive Media Photonic Networks Integration Security,
Human Factors and Systems Technologies Energy
High Speed Hardware Architectures
FPGAs, Chips, Boards
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22. Fraunhofer
Heinrich Hertz Institute (HHI) 22
Heinrich Hertz Institute
n Glassless 3D and touchless interaction
n Intregrated head- and eyetracking
n Leading 3D image processing
Touchless control in OR
n World‘s first live 3D broadcast
n Award winning technology
n Video coding standard H.264 *
n Data transmission world records
n 10.2 Tbit/s via fiber optics**
EMMY Awards 2008 and 2009
n 500 Mbit/s via white light LED (wireless)
* over 1 billion devices use H.264/AVC (Smart phones, Internet streaming, Blu-ray disk, HDTV)
** 240 DVDs per second

23. Fraunhofer
Value Proposition Heinrich Hertz Institute
n HHI
covers
complete
value
chain
in
3D
image
processing
Multisensor Data 3D w/o Glasses,
Networks Transceiver
Pick-up Coding Immersive Displays

24. Fraunhofer
24
Heinrich Hertz Institute
Thank you !
Contact:
Frank Menzler
frank.menzler@hhi.fraunhofer.de
Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute - Berlin, Germany / Cambridge, MA
www.hhi.fraunhofer.de