Issue: Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence requires large quantities of data? Not necessarily, say scientists at Fraunhofer IPK. They use visual quality control for industrial goods to show how it can work.

Each year, up to seven percent of all end-of-life parts are discarded instead of being reprocessed for remanufacturing. An AI-based decision support system aims to make the identification of end-of-life parts more robust and profitable.

Brain research and technological development are driving each other forward. With the help of neuro-inspired technologies, supercomputers, and artificial intelligence, we can continuously deepen our understanding of the complexity of the human brain.

To use digital twins profitably, manufacturing companies need to know how to network them.

Data evaluation methods are omnipresent in our daily lives. They also provide compelling solutions to problems during manufacturing and assembly, as demonstrated by a pilot project with Rolls Royce in Germany.

Artificial intelligence is considered a key technology for industrial applications. Sven Hamann, Managing Director of Bosch Connected Industry explains the concrete benefits for manufacturing companies.

A double anniversary is taking place on the banks of the river Spree this November. An occasion for a look back at the history of a special research venue.

A new pilot plant allows companies to test complex automation processes safely and cost-effectively.

In Berlin’s Siemensstadt², researchers are getting tomorrow’s production lines off the ground. Spoiler: artificial intelligence will play a key role!

From the physical object to the point cloud and finally the CAD model – reverse engineering means a great deal of work. A team from Fraunhofer IPK aims to change that with an AI solution.