“Don’t wait, just do it!”
AI School Prize, further training for teachers and holiday camps: We asked Kai Erik Trost how aim Heilbronn advocates the competent and courageous use of artificial intelligence in schools.
Tag: Innovation
A No Risk Commerce Subscription
Researchers at RWTH Aachen University and TUM Campus Heilbronn have developed an online tool designed to help mechanical engineering companies offer subscription models with less risk.
Future viability is now measurable
Researchers at Fraunhofer HNFIZ have developed a transformation index, based on the results of 35 years of study and research. It allows companies to assess how future-proof they are.
Artistic intelligence
In its exhibitions, the IPAI Foundation presents artificial intelligence in a very special light. The artworks, generated in collaboration with AI, make the connection between art and technology tangible.
Water management 4.0
In Heilbronn, a digital twin is being tested to make the water network more efficient and secure. This saves resources and costs – and opens up new business models for companies.
Precision medicine of the future
Researchers at the MOLIT Institute for Personalized Medicine are developing methods to analyze medical data and improve individualized cancer therapies.
Pitched — and Winning
Five minutes on a stage could change everything: At the Heilbronn Slush’D startup festival, young startups competed for up to €100,000 in funding. The jury’s choices show that nothing gets done without AI.
An Unbeatable Combination
Quantum computers and artificial intelligence will augment each other in the future. Three theories by physicist Achim Kempf from the University of Waterloo in Canada reveal the potential of this synergy.
“The gold of the future”
The Heilbronn-Franken region has the ideal prerequisites for becoming a global AI hub. The MIT REAP program supports all stakeholders in seizing this opportunity.
Computing power alone is not enough
To harness the potential of high-performance computers, Hartwig Anzt from the TUM Campus Heilbronn develops and optimizes methods for solving mathematical equations. His goal: more efficient software.