The accompanying research project BRIDGE supports projects of the Digital GreenTech initiative by addressing legal and ethical challenges.
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.
To mark the start of Cybersecurity Month, the Transfer Centre for Cybersecurity in SMEs has published its 2025 status report, revealing that cyberattacks on SMEs are increasing sharply.
The open source project Lanelet2, developed by the FZI, has reached a significant milestone with over 50,000 downloads.
Experts from academia, politics, and civil society discussed how international research can contribute to strengthening democracies through digitalization.
Project GANResilRob for the further development of production robots with generative AI successfully completed.
FZI Executive Director Jan Wiesenberger welcomed two Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Transport members for an intensive exchange.
How autonomous shuttles can make public transport smarter – Member of the German Bundestag Matthias Gastel visits the FZI and takes a test ride in an autonomous shuttle.
An anthology presents approaches for trustworthy digital interactions between people, companies, and administration.
Spectacular results from the OCELI project: AI, bees, and data analysis reveal new paths for biodiversity-friendly agriculture.
