Weekly Review
Computer&Automation International AI-News from March 7th
This weeks highlight's: in robotics industry, the employment gap between men and women has narrowed, the embedded award 2025 has expanded to include nine prize categories, ten points for a competitive innovation landscape in Germany, and AI start-ups dominate the unicorne scene.
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Paderborn University is one of the founding members of the new research unit 'ELLIS Unit NRW'. The European network bundles AI research in North Rhine-Westphalia with a focus on machine learning and explainable AI.
read more...AI 'CheckMate' optimizes industrial processes
With 'CheckMate', the University of Klagenfurt has developed an AI system that independently creates algorithms for complex combinatorics and optimization problems. The technology is designed to make industrial planning and logistics processes more...
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FAU investigates China's data practices
A research project at FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg is analyzing historical data practices in China over more than 2000 years. The focus is on early administrative and information systems and their significance for today's debates on AI, big data and...
read more...Real-world laboratory for AI compliance
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The new real-world laboratory for legally compliant AI and robotics has started its work at the AI Progress Center in Stuttgart. It primarily supports small and medium-sized companies with technology development, regulatory issues and the...
read more...Companies are hesitant about quantum AI
According to a global SAS survey of 500 managers, the productive use of quantum technology currently remains unclear for many companies. At the same time, experts expect quantum hardware to be more widely available in the early 2030s.
read more...Germany hesitates on AI agents
In Germany, many companies are already using generative AI in software development. However, there is a reluctance to use agent-based AI. The main reasons for this are integration problems, legacy systems and governance requirements.
read more...Infineon pushes ahead with quantum pilot lines
Infineon is participating in three European quantum pilot lines. The aim is to transfer research into industrial production more quickly. A total of six projects are to accelerate the development of quantum chips in Europe over the next seven years.
read more...Industry invests more in AI
A survey by the ZVEI shows: Almost every second company in the electrical and digital industry is already using industrial AI productively. Many are planning increasing investments and expect rapid economic effects. The industry is forecasting...
read more...Siemens presents new AI agent
Siemens is launching 'Eigen Engineering Agent', an AI for automation technology. The solution is integrated into the TIA Portal, has been tested with over 100 companies and is designed to significantly accelerate engineering processes.
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