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  1. SUSTAINET-guarDian – Sustainable Technologies for Advanced Resilient and Energy-Efficient Networks - guided utilities for automation, resilience, and Digital innovation in advanced networks

    SUSTAINET-guarDian – Sustainable Technologies for Advanced Resilient and Energy-Efficient Networks - guided utilities for automation, resilience, and Digital innovation in advanced networks

    Amid global crises and geopolitical challenges, Europe is moving toward a digital and sustainable future. However, as the European share of the global information and communications technology (ICT) m

  2. KIBA – Al-assisted motion analysis and therapy

    KIBA – Al-assisted motion analysis and therapy

    The aim of the project "Al-assisted motion analysis and therapy (KIBA)" is to establish a research infrastructure for AI-based motion analysis and therapy optimization. The AI laboratory will be used

  3. DOF-Adaptiv – Adaptive Mapping of Degrees of Freedom as User Interface for an Assistive Robot

    DOF-Adaptiv – Adaptive Mapping of Degrees of Freedom as User Interface for an Assistive Robot

    An assistive robot arm is a valuable support for people with severely reduced mobility of arm and hand, but exhausting and time-consuming to use, because the seven movement possibilities (degrees of f

  4. AdaMeKoR – AdaMeKoR project part: Robotic arm assistance system and integrated robotic concepts for patient transfer

    AdaMeKoR – AdaMeKoR project part: Robotic arm assistance system and integrated robotic concepts for patient transfer

    The overall objective of AdaMeKoR is the development of an adaptive and multifunctional motorized bed with robotic arm system for use in nursing. For this purpose, sensor components are developed, e.g

  5. KosmoS – Cooperative, modular, mobile Smart Life Lab

    KosmoS – Cooperative, modular, mobile Smart Life Lab

    The aim of the project is to support researchers in the design, evaluation and subsequent mediation of networked objects. For this purpose, a flexible concept is pursued, in which both established Liv