Projects

COOPERANTS – COllabOrative Processes and sERvices for AeroNauTics and Space

The flagship project "Collaborative Processes and Services for Aeronautics and Space" (COOPERANTS) is a project funded by the Federal Ministry for …

INTE:GRATE – Intelligent Green Mobility in Saarland

In rural areas, mobility is often highly individualized (e.g., private cars), leading to a range of challenges, including increased traffic density, …

NoGravEx – NoGravEx - No Gravity Exoskeleton. Exoskelett basiertes Trainingssystem

Präzise, feinmotorische Bewegungen, die auf der Erde ohne weiteres trainiert und erlernt werden können, sind in der Schwerelosigkeit sowie …

OpenGPT-X – Aufbau eines Gaia-X Knotens für große Kl- Sprachmodelle und innovative Sprachapplikations-Services; Teilvorhaben: Entwicklung von Sprachmodellen, Interoperabilitäts- und Nutzungskonzepten

IICoSeP – Increasing Industrial Communication Security by Physical Layer Security

The project "Increasing Industrial Communication Security by Physical Layer Security" (IICoSeP) aims to improve the security, integrity and …

QUASIM – QC-Enhanced Service Ecosystem for Simulation in Manufacturing

Quantum computing (QC) is a technology developing rapidly in research, but has also raised initial expectations in industrial applications. The …

5G-SLS – 5G-SLS

The district town of Saarlouis and its municipal utilities are an ideal model region for developing a 5G concept for Saarlouis to test initial use …

AKRIMA – Automatic Adaptive Crisis Monitoring and Management System

The Corona virus pandemic and recent extreme weather situations showed how important coordinated and effective (corporate) crisis management really …

ENGAGE – NExt GeNeration ComputinG Environments for Artificial intelliGEnce

ENGAGE is a project within the framework of the strategic research and innovation agenda of DFKI and Inria in the field of artificial intelligence. …

VidGenSense – Methods for Generating Synthetic Wearable And Ubiquitous Sensor Training Data

As wearable sensors have become more and more ubiquitous one would expect human activity recognition (HAR) systems to increasingly move out of the lab …