Image (M): The new offshore infrastructure of the Digital Ocean Lab (DOL) allows underwater technology to be developed and tested under real ocean conditions. Various underwater testing areas are planned that will cover the entire spectrum of underwater applications
The first step on the path toward the Ocean Technology Campus in Rostock.
more info The CultArm3D-P autonomously digitizes objects.
A new exposition concept lets visitors to the State Museum of Baden hold the exhibits in their own hands and digitize them with the help of Fraunhofer IGD.
more info A new modular underwater vehicle is being equipped by Fraunhofer IGD with a smart camera.
Even the dark side of the Moon has been studied more than the depths of the oceans. Fraunhofer IGD is developing trendsetting digital underwater technologies to help the study of the ocean take a major step forward.
more info Had a close look at the CultArm3D-P: Andreas Christoph (FSU), Antje Jakob (Thüringer Staatskanzlei), André Karliczek (FSU)
The CultArm3D-P automatic 3D scanner will digitize items from cultural institutions in Thuringia.
more info In his easily accessible talk, Dieter W. Fellner, director of Fraunhof IGD, will discuss 3D visualization. The more realistic it seems to us, the more diverse their areas of application. Whether digitally archiving cultural artifacts, presenting products online or prototyping: The level of detail is critical, since exact 3D digitization and 3D reproduction is essential for professional use.
more info With realistic visualizations, everyone involved can be optimally included as early as the planning stage.
Urban planning in the era of the “Smart City” is only promising if it includes everyone involved digitally and in an uncomplicated fashion. Following pilot stages and practical tests, Fraunhofer IGD has developed two digital urban planning systems that are now available for use in any municipality.
more info Das Fraunhofer IGD stellt ein Paper vor: Effcient Slicing of Catmull-Clark Solids for 3D Printed Objects with Functionally Graded Material
more info In stop-motion animation, characters are moved in small increments between individual shots. 24 images create one second of film.
Software by Fraunhofer IGD brings LAIKA’s “Missing Link” to life worldwide.
more info AR turns cryptic plans into tangible, conceivable solutions.
In the recently concluded research project “VR Planning - We’re Planning”, the team members explored the inclusive, efficient and sustainable process for designing public spaces.
more info CRISP researchers at Fraunhofer IGD and the Technical University of Darmstadt will present a total of six papers at the 12th IAPR International Conference on Biometrics, or ICB 2019 for short. This conference is one of the leading international conferences on biometrics and addresses every area of today’s biometrics research and application.
The accepted papers are:
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