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With our research, we want to contribute to the common good. Accordingly, we address key social issues. We also aim to shape our work in such a way that it is future-proof and sustainable. In particular, we want to treat our partners from industry, science and management as equals, and use our employees and resources responsibly.
On 13th October 2023, the FZI Research Center for Information Technology presented the support of autonomous driving via remote assistance in the Test Area Autonomous…
The new Cybersecurity for SMEs Transfer Centre (Transferstelle Cybersicherheit im Mittelstand) was launched and will provide free, hands-on support to small and medium-sized enterprises to…
Together with an international consortium, the FZI Research Center for Information Technology is investigating the effects of social networks on the culture of democratic debate…
What happens to customer data when shopping online? In the SDI4ECom project customers regain control of their data and have the opportunity to create their…
At the FZI Board of Trustees meeting on July 11, KIT Vice President Prof. Dr. Thomas Hirth was unanimously elected as the new chairman.
The FZI explains how to train an Artificial Intelligence to control robots at the summer party of the Baden-Württemberg State Representation.
On June 7, 2023, the information security management system (ISMS) of the FZI has officially been certified according to DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001:2017.
Ten years after its premiere, the event series offers almost 100 program points.
Every innovation for the well-being of society contains research and knowledge from the FZI.
We are the leading independent institute for applied cutting-edge research and research transfer in the field of information and communication technology in response to the societal challenges worldwide, today and tomorrow.
The FZI was a great support to us during our company foundation. After all, the FZI's application-oriented research projects were crucial in enabling us to develop our technology so close to the customer.
The FZI makes science practical – andrena benefits from this. Together, we have developed solutions for medium-sized industry. Knowledge carriers from the FZI are very supportive of our innovations.
I came to the FZI with my own idea. Here, I was given the opportunity to work on it from scratch, develop it further and even apply for a patent. Thanks to the FZI, I was able to exploit the full potential of my idea, implement it in the ROBINA project and do my doctorate on it.
