Data@Hand uses artificial intelligence to detect and analyze deviations from a machine’s normal operation.
At Hannover Messe, Fraunhofer IGD is demonstrating smart data analysis, interactive simulation solutions and AR applications for the construction industry.
more info As part of the BIMSWARM project, Fraunhofer IGD is presenting its latest data visualization solutions and AR applications for the construction industry at Hannover Messe.
more info Furniture with capacitive sensors can help monitor health.
Furniture with sensors that detect movement without even making contact can help monitor health. Fraunhofer IGD will be presenting a smart chair with capacitive sensor technology at the DMEA healthcare event.
more info Folker Wientapper (left) with his adviser Prof. Dieter W. Fellner (right), director of Fraunhofer IGD.
In his dissertation, Folker Wientapper presents new methods for specifying connections between the real and virtual worlds when setting up AR applications in order to be able to monitor and control registration.
more info Data@Hand detects deviations from the normal operation of a ma-chine
At Booth A30 in Hall 6 at the 2019 Hanover Trade Fair the Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research IGD will be presenting Data@Hand, a basic automated data analysis technology for a variety of application scenarios. Data@Hand detects deviations from the normal operation of a machine, a component or a production installation - and can also be used in medicine. It optimizes processes on the basis of artificial intelligence using principles of machine learning.
more info A false-color model simulates weakpoints in a design. (click picture for high-resolution download)
What if, instead of waiting 60 minutes for the results of a simulation, it only took 45 seconds? At Hannover Messe, Fraunhofer IGD will present RISTRA, a GPU structural mechanics solution that accelerates component simulation and optimizes the design process.
more info The director of our institute, Prof. Dieter W. Fellner, is turning 60--in celebration of this special occasion, he is hosting a special colloquium at Fraunhofer IGD.
more info Crosslinking and analyzing health data for the purpose of prognosis
Smart algorithms help doctors in the background, saving time, maintaining objectivity and requiring no additional effort. Automated anomaly detection, smart cohort analysis and virtual biopsies – Fraunhofer IGD is presenting its AI-based solutions for the healthcare sector at the medical trade fair DMEA in April.
more info Talking about the ocean comes naturally to the members of the GMT. The German Association for Maritime Technology held an event at Fraunhofer IGD in Rostock to get to know new faces as well as catch up with old colleagues, companions and friends. Fraunhofer IGD was especially thrilled to welcome Petra Mahnke, the chairwoman of the association.
more info The long nights have paid off: For his research on 3D data processing, Max Limper has not only come away with a doctorate and a successful spinoff, he has now also won first prize in the Hugo Geiger Prize. Congratulations!
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