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  • In volatile times, one thing matters more than ever: Both production and products must be safe and reliable. At the IWF of TU Berlin, industrial safety is addressed from many angles.

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  • Ready for digitalization in production? With the help of an AI-based learning platform, SMEs can prepare their employees for their individual roles in a digitally integrated production.

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  • Existing buildings are responsible for one third of all carbon emissions in Germany. In order to renovate them efficiently on the basis of 3D models, the Scangineering process is being adapted.

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  • Many machining companies face the same dilemma. They collect process data during production, yet expertise for contextualizing and evaluating it is often missing. Triggered sensors can help.

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  • Generative AI is revolutionizing the way we interact with knowledge. How can companies take advantage of this development to manage their domain knowledge?

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    Starting at the end of 2020, companies will be able to test factory processes in a 5G infrastructure in the PTZ test field.

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    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.

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  • Within the framework of the research project BioFusion 4.0, data-driven solutions for a more sustainable and resource-efficient production are being developed at Fraunhofer IPK – inspired by principles from nature.

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  • The partners in our expert discussion are researching how the surfaces of implants can be improved to prevent clinical complications.

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  • Current headlines on the automotive industry in Germany are mostly a cause for headaches. Meanwhile, experts at Fraunhofer IPK are paving the way out of the crisis.

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  • In today’s production systems, even small changes are often time-consuming, costly and susceptible to errors. The story changes when development, planning, commissioning and production are integrated and understood together.

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  • Non-invasive real-time quality control in additive manufacturing processes has long been wishful thinking. Researchers can now collect data and inspect parts during processing without destroying them.

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  • A passenger flight in 2050: low-emission, quiet, safe, affordable? The aviation industry faces enormous challenges on the journey to a new generation of propulsion systems.

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  • Circular Economy: Effective take-back management and recycling enable companies to not only save material costs but also reduce their ecological footprint.

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