Norman Günther, M. Eng.
Mr. Günther is a mechanical engineer specializing in assistance systems and production optimization in manufacturing. He is the head of Mittelstand-Digitalzentrum Spreeland at TH-Wildau and has expertise in human-centered production approaches and socio-cyberphysical production systems. His research focuses on using new technologies to improve production processes and increase efficiency, and he has experience in process modelling and developing user-friendly solutions for manufacturing businesses.
Dr. Ron van de Sand
Dr. van de Sand is the deputy head of the research group IC3 and is active in the field of Machine Learning/AI with special focus on industrial applications, such as Predictive Maintenance, Robotics and Production Optimization. His expertise further includes Python (including frameworks as Scikit-Learn, Pytorch, Keras/Tensorflow, Scipy, Transformers, etc), Javascript/Typescript/React, REST/GraphQL APIs, SQL/NoSQL databases, etc. He also has basic knowledge of several AI fields, such as Natural Language Processing, Graph Theory and Computer Vision.
Prof. Dr. Alexander Stolpmann
Prof. Dr. Alexander Stolpmann holds the professorship for image processing in industrial production at the Wildau University of Technology (TH Wildau). His field of research is intelligent image processing systems using soft computing methods such as neural networks and genetic algorithms.
3D-Druck Next Level Workshop
Long night of business (Lange Nacht der Wirtschaft LDS)
With the roadshow MOBILE DIGITAL FACTORY, you will get to know diverse application examples in the field of digitalisation and artificial intelligence in the manufacturing industry.
Immerse yourself in the exciting world of innovative technologies and discover the opportunities they offer for your company.
Prior registration is not required - just come along and be part of it!
More about the event: https://t1p.de/e3piw
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Horizon Europe (HORIZON)
The current framework program for research and innovation, “Horizon Europe”, promotes research into important societal issues. HORIZON officially launched on January 1, 2021. The second of the three program pillars, Global Challenges & Industrial Competitiveness (Pillar II), offers companies the opportunity to get involved in joint projects.
Further information on the program website of TH-Wildau