The Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Tourism of Baden-Württemberg is providing approximately €1 million in funding for the development phase of the Urban Robotics Test Area until mid-2027.
The FZI is investigating the use of a robot dog as an assistance system in hospitals, together with partners from the fields of medicine and research.
FZI demonstrates contactless vital data recording at the start of the BMFTR Science Year.
Linus Schöb receives the award of the German Operations Research Society (Gesellschaft für Operations Research e. V., GOR) in recognition of his outstanding academic achievement in his Bachelor’s thesis, which was supervised at the FZI.
Founded as a spin-off, the company is now firmly established in the market and making a significant contribution to the energy transition.
The Inside project launched on December 9, 2025, laying the foundations for the forensic auditability of future AI systems.
Florian Mazura was awarded the Gradmann Award 2025 for his master’s thesis “A Medical Decision Support System for Automatic Treatment Plan Generation,” which was supervised at the FZI.
The GreenEdge R&D project demonstrates how edge devices and specialized AI hardware can be used to process traffic data directly in the sensor environment.
To mark the entry into force of the Road Traffic Remote Control Ordinance, the FZI provides Tagesschau and the ARD magazine BRISANT with an insight into its research at the Test Area Autonomous Driving Baden-Württemberg.
The recently completed SWARM research project has proven that electric cars are more than just a means of transportation and that their charging stations are more than just power stations for the vehicles.
