The KIKERP project develops an AI system that evaluates end-of-life appliances for repair or recycling, supporting resale via a cloud-based image recognition platform.

Fraunhofer IZFP developed "AloX," an ultrasound-based system that detects aluminum impurities quickly and cost-effectively – awarded the Joseph von Fraunhofer Prize 2025.

Fraunhofer IPMS partners in ViTFOX project, developing Vision Transformer architecture for energy and latency reduction.

Innovative demonstrator combines multimodal sensors and AI to detect machine issues early and reduce downtime.

At Hannover Messe 2025, Fraunhofer presents the AI-based ECC4P control system that offers SMEs secure, tailored solutions.

Fraunhofer will showcase AI for industrial innovation, energy solutions, circular economy, smart systems, and materials efficiency.

In the 3D-InAus project, researchers from Fraunhofer are using a LiDAR laser on a mobile robot, emitting laser pulses to measure distances.

The technology is assisting in the process of validating and certifying turbines and is supporting the transformation of the energy supply with a view to using more renewable energy sources.

The German Institutes Fraunhofer IPMS and Fraunhofer IAF contribute their extensive expertise in device characterization.

In a new project at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS, sensitive silicon-based photodiodes, which are more cost-efficient in production, are now being developed for the first time.