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In the publicly funded project Memtonomy-2, Fraunhofer IESE is collaborating with project partners from industry and research on new memory systems for autonomous driving.

In the European sustainability project “EcoMobility”, Fraunhofer IESE is conducting research together with project partners from nine different countries on smart mobility solutions for sustainable road traffic of the future.

In the public project KickStartTrustee, which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBF, Fraunhofer IESE bundles the competencies of several working groups to develop a framework aimed at supporting and simplifying the establishment of data trustees.

Fraunhofer IESE and Balanced Engineering are supporting off-road and maritime vehicle manufacturers in incorporating modern software development practices into the development of their products.

In the BMBF-funded project BaSys4Transfer, Fraunhofer IESE is conducting research together with its project partners on a transfer strategy for transferring Asset Administration Shells and Digital Twins into industrial practice.

The goal of the project SODIAPH, which is conducted within the framework of the Center for Digital Diagnostics (ZDD), is to identify and classify digital data discontinuities and data continuity (interoperability) in real patient processes in clinical and settled MD settings.

Reference Project DEMETER: In the publicly funded Smart Farming EU project DEMETER, Fraunhofer IESE and its project partners are striving to develop and implement innovative solutions for agriculture based on technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud Computing, and Big Data Analytics. Overall, Fraunhofer IESE’s developments in the DEMETER project contribute to ensuring that the data collected in agriculture is reliable and accurate, which in turn leads to informed decisions and enables more efficient and sustainable agriculture. With the tools we have developed for data quality assessment and driving behavior analysis, we can not only assess the quality of structured data, optimize fuel consumption, and reduce vehicle wear and tear, but these tools can also be used for predictive maintenance.

In a project carried out within the framework of the Center for Digital Diagnostics (ZDD), Fraunhofer IESE is conducting research together with its project partners on an ecosystem for health data in rural areas.

In the publicly funded project “DynaSoS”, Fraunhofer IESE conducted research on new systems and software engineering approaches for dynamic systems in order to address the complex interactions of the digitalized world, especially with regard to technology, humans, and the environment.

With the support of Fraunhofer IESE, INTERSPORT Deutschland e.G. has developed a marketable concept for implementing its sports experience platform.