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By analysing data using artificial intelligence, production systems should be able to detect errors and optimize themselves in the future. However, the integration of suitable solutions in companies has often failed to date. This is where the 'KOARCH' research project comes in.
read more...Follow-up with Alexander von Birgelen
New models from the 'Improve' research project promise a universal solution for data-based condition monitoring - also with the help of artificial intelligence, as Alexander von Birgelen from inIT at Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences explains.
read more...14 German companies and organizations have joined forces in the 'Tacnet 4.0 - Tactile Internet' project. Together, they want to develop a standardized system for industrial communication in real time - based on 5G mobile technology.
read more...Laying the foundations for the future of the industrial internet - this is the aim of the 'Find' research project. Under the leadership of the DKFI, an intelligent network management system for Industry 4.0 is to be developed.
read more...An assistance system for SMEs - mobile, intelligent and modular: This is the aim of the 'MARI' project initiated by the Institute for Industrial Information Technology.
read more...Volker Lohweg takes over the management of the Institute for Industrial Information Technology (inIT) at OWL University. The former board member replaces Jürgen Jasperneite after eleven years at the helm.
read more...Artificial intelligence in production
Software that largely programs itself - this is the goal that Lemgo scientists have been pursuing together with companies from the automation industry as part of the 'OPAK' project. After three years of research, the project has now been completed.
read more...How can companies simplify the maintenance of industrial plants? Scientists at inIT are addressing this question in the 'ADIMA' research project.
read more...The SmartFactoryOWL research and demonstration factory was officially opened in Lemgo in mid-April. The future factory is intended to provide scientific support for new Industry 4.0 technologies, test them in practice and make them tangible for SMEs.
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