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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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AI takes center stage at the TI Summit 2021

The motto of this year’s INC Technology and Innovation Summit is “Technology Meets Innovation – Towards an Intelligent and Sustainable Future.” At this event on June 23 and 24, experts will meet decision-makers from the world of industry to exchange ideas on current issues relating to technological transformation. In collaboration with the INC Invention Center, Fraunhofer IIS/EAS will be addressing the field of AI innovation.

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iRel40: Focusing on the reliability of electronics

By reducing error rates, the European research initiative iRel40 aims to increase the service lives of electronic components. As part of the project, we’re developing simulations to allow electronics design teams to evaluate potential reliability problems of semiconductors and systems efficiently in the future – even before they are manufactured.

 

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#EAS Voices. Design support for a green IoT

Our experts Dr. Roland Jancke and Dr. Dirk Mayer look at what design support needs to look like in order to minimize the growing energy consumption of IoT devices.

 

 

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Training: AI for beginners

Our new basic training courses, which we provide in partnership with the INC Invention Center, offer the ideal foundation for companies that are new to the world of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. In a one-day (online) training course, we provide you with an introduction to the content and methodology as well as a basic understanding of AI. The next seminar will be held on April 20, 2021.

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From our research work: Quantum communication

At least in principle, many of the encryption methods currently used for the secure transmission of data and information are vulnerable to attackers. Current and future attacks can, however, be prevented using processes and systems based on the principle of quantum key exchange between the sender and receiver.

 

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