Alumni Fabian Bendun was honored<\/b> with the CeBIT Innovation Award<\/b>.<\/p>\n
With \u201cSYOD\u201d (Select Your Own Device), the latest development from Backes SRT GmbH, Fabian Bendun and, his colleagues won the third prize at this year\u2019s CeBIT Innovation Awards. \u201cSYOD\u201d ensures a clear separation of professional and private data on a device \u2013 and offers even small businesses professional IT security for the business use of private devices. <\/p>\n
In addition to the prize money, the t\u201dam made use of the possibility to present their product at the stand of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. Minister Johanna Wanka, who presented the award with together Gesche Joost, Digital Champion of the Federal Republic, also visited the winners at the stand and had the application explained to her. <\/p>\n
Further information on www.cebitaward.de<\/a><\/p>\n Sebastian Baumbach und Sascha Hauke win at BMWI\u2019s \u201cStart-up Contest \u2013 Digital Innovations\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n Software Campus graduates from TU Darmstadt (Dr. Sascha Hauke) and from DFKI (Sebastian Baumbach) are among the winners of the first prize at the innovation competition initiated by the BMWI. Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Brigitte Zypries honors the winners at the BMWI stand. <\/p>\n Further information on www.bmwi.de<\/a><\/p>\n IND2UCE<\/b><\/p>\n At the Fraunhofer stand, Christian Jung, Manuel Rudolph and Denis Feth distribute \u201cdata protection to go\u201d. They presented INDU2CE<\/sup>, a solution for active and operative data security. <\/p>\n Further information on www.ind2uce.de<\/a><\/p>\n BPM for Industry 4.0 Lego-Factory<\/b><\/p>\n Sharam Dadashnia and Tim Niesen showed at the Saarland University stand how dynamic planning, controlling and risk assessment of production processes using process execution data works by the example of intelligent LEGO\u00ae-production modules.<\/p>\n Further information here.<\/a><\/p>\n Robot-Human-Collaboration<\/b><\/p>\n \u201cHand in hand with the robot\u201d: With the demonstrator \u2018Mixed Reality Production 4.0\u2019 Mohammad Mehdi Moniri and his colleagues at DFKI showed, together with the BMBF, new and crosstown ways of human-robot-collaboration (MRK) for production across locations.<\/p>\n Further information here.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Crowdee<\/b><\/p>\n Product launch at CeBIT: Tim Polzehl and his team took their new product \u201cMarketEcho\u201d to the innovation market Berlin & Brandenburg. Tim also presented it at the Future Talk. <\/p>\n Further Information: www.marketecho.de<\/a><\/p>\n InnoCow<\/b><\/p>\n Sebastian Baumbach and his team showed the prototype of their health tracking system for cows at the DFKI stand. InnoCow, a sensor-protected heat and health monitoring system, provides farmers with information about their animals at an early stage. <\/p>\n Further information: www.innocow.de<\/a><\/p>\n Privalino<\/b><\/p>\n Nicolai Erbs and his team presented their EXIST-funded start-up Privalino \u2013 \u201cChildren chatting safely\u201d at the Hessen stand. Through machine learning techniques and language processing, Privalino analyzes a chat user\u2019s writing style and extracts linguistic characteristics. With intelligent algorithms, the software learns and classifies patterns for cyber grooming and warns children and their parents. <\/p>\nResearch projects<\/h3>\n
Graduates as founders<\/h3>\n