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Cyber-Physical Systems

Projects

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  1. EASPROFIT - Agile and Post-Quantum-Secure Protocols for the Finance Industry

    Quantum computers could be able to break the asymmetric cryptographic methods currently in use by 2030, creating a need for quantum-resistant encryption standards. The financial sector faces…

  2. DI-OCDCPro - Open source chip design infrastructure as a learning and competition platform for students and young talents

    In order to strengthen the innovation ecosystem for chip design in Germany and to attract more young people to the important field of semiconductor development and chip design, the DI-OCDCpro project…

  3. SIGN-HEP - Open source chip design infrastructure as a learning and competition platform for students and young talents

    In order to strengthen the innovation ecosystem for chip design in Germany and to attract more young people to the important field of semiconductor development and chip design, the DI-OCDCpro project…

  4. DataNord - MRI4ALL - Research Academy Projekt MRI4AII des Interdisziplinären Datenkompetenzzentrums für die Region Bremen - DataNord; Teilvorhaben:

    In close cooperation within the U Bremen Research Alliance (UBRA) and with other partners, the University of Bremen is establishing a data competence centre for the entire region. The Federal Ministry…

  5. FAIRe - Frugal Artificial Intelligence in Resource-limited environments

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is finding increasingly diverse applications in the physical world, especially in embedded, cyber-physical devices with limited resources and under demanding conditions.…

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Contact

Assistant to the management:
Kristiane Schmitt, M.A.
Phone: +49 421 218 59840
Kristiane.Schmitt@dfki.de

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Cyber-Physical Systems

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