Projects

Metacca – Metaprogramming for Accelerators

Metacca is a research project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) through a directive for funding for “basic research for HPC software in high-performance computing”

ModEst_RD – Walker-module for posture-recognition and fall-prevention

Walkers play an important role in the everyday life of many people and the correct use must be properly learned and practiced continuously. The aim of the project is to prevent latent poor postures an

iREAD – Personalised Reading Apps for Primary School Children

The overarching aim of the iRead project is to develop a software infrastructure of personalised, adaptive technologies and a diverse set of applications for supporting learning and teaching of readin

CoMem – Corporate Memory

CoMem is an ecosystem based on evolving knowledge graphs integrating information silos and legacy systems as well as (personal) information sources of knowledge workers and their teams. The ecosystem

Dreams4Cars – Dream-like Simulation abilities for automated cars

The project Dreams4Cars takes inspiration from the Simulation Hypothesis of Cognition – notably in the sense of Hesslow – and in particular from the idea that thoughts are chains of simulated actions

SecRec – Security by Reconfiguration - Physikalische Sicherheit durch dynamische Hardware-Rekonfiguration

Field-programmable gate arrays are a highly efficient platform for cryptographic hardware implementations. Despite of their benefits, security-critical component on FPGA devices need to be protected a

FI-NEXT – Bringing FIWARE to the NEXT Step

Digital technologies underpin innovation and competitiveness across a broad range of market sectors. A key technology to boost such innovation and competitiveness is represented by the full and wide a

Hybr-iT – Hybrid and Intelligent Human-Robot Collaboration - Hybrid Teams in Versatile, Cyber-Physical Production Environments

Aim of this project is the establishment and industrial testing of hybrid teams. These consist of humans, robots, software-based assistance systems as well as intelligent, virtual environments and are

SIROM – Standard Interface for Robotic Manipulation of Payloads in Future Space Missions

The SIROM project aims to develop physical interfaces, which can be used to connect payloads in planetary and orbital applications with manipulators or other payloads, as well as two systems, e.g. cli

InFUSE – Common Data Fusion Framework for Space Robotics

InFuse aims to develop a comprehensive data fusion toolset for robot sensors (aka Common Data Fusion Framework, or CDFF) that will serve in the context of many space robotics applications, on planetar