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Our newsletter is published 4 times a year. It informs about new developments, projects or events of the EAS Division.

 

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Join Us and Get a Step ahead with Edge AI

Together with partners, we are currently laying the groundwork for “Achieving Excellence in Edge AI”, a benchmarking study set to commence in March 2022. The study aims to give participating companies exclusive insights into existing technologies and future development paths. Interested companies can still register to take part.

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#Knowledge Compact. Working Together on Tailored AI Solutions

Two heads are said to be better than one. This certainly rings true when it comes to AI, as seen in two previous consortium projects with a total of 35 companies of different industries and sizes. And as all good things come in threes, the next consortium project starts in February 2022. Are you curious to find out how this cooperation works? Our expert Kevin Schmidt can tell you more.

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Technical Platform to Help People Rehabilitate after a Stroke

The aim of the project »SmartSense4Life« is to develop a technical solution enabling a very efficient physical rehabilitation after a stroke or paraplegia. To this end, we work with partners on a self-learning system with sensor, processing and wireless communication components that can autonomously adapt to the individual needs of the users.

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#EAS Voices. Challenges in RF Design

Designing highly integrated components for radio frequency applications poses special challenges for system engineers, designers and the commissioning engineers. For the boundary between chip, package and board is increasingly vanishing on modern components. Dr. Roland Jancke and Andy Heinig explain how this development effects the design of robust and reliable components.

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