Fairs and Events - Fraunhofer IMS

Fraunhofer IMS presents and demonstrates its newest developments and their practical benefit as well as current research results regularly at national and international trade fairs and exhibitions. The institute presents selected technologies and application examples of every business field at the fairs. We regularly attend Sensor+Test, Laser World of Photonics and Vision with our own exhibition stands.

Moreover, we attend important scientific conferences and organize our own events and lectures. That includes, for example, the CMOS Imaging Workshop or the High Temperature Electronics Workshop as well as different project workshops and conferences. Our events show in a compact and practical way which trends have potential, methods and strategies that have proven itself in practice and concepts that are going to be relevant in the future.

Within the framework of the events and fairs we present ourselves as an excellent partner in research and development and bridging the gap between science and economy. In addition we strengthen our customer relations, make new contacts and stay on top of current trends in the field of microelectronics and future requirements.

We will gladly inform you on events and fairs with our newsletter.

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Fairs

VISION

10-12 November 2020 in Stuttgart (Germany) I Exhibition stand: 1D73

At VISION 2020 - an international trade fair for image processing - Fraunhofer IMS is presenting its CSPAD 3000 detector for fast and reliable distance measurement. This detector combines highly dynamic, three-dimensional imaging with reliable algorithms. We also show the Eval camera with an integrated digital 17 µm QVGA-IRFPA for imaging thermography.

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COMPAMED

16-19 November 2020 in Düsseldorf (Germany) I IVAM joint stand

Intelligent »Theranostic Implants« are becoming increasingly important because they combine diagnostics and therapy in one medical technology product. They record vital parameters in a closed control loop and initiate therapeutic measures on this basis. Theranostic implants have to function stably in the body for many years, even though they are exposed to the constant influence of growing cells in a humid and warm environment.

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sps – smart production solutions

24-26 November 2020 in Nuremberg (Germany) I Exhibition stand: 7A-301

Raw data captured by sensors are processed with the help of artificial neural networks (ANN) into higher-value information. With the help of the AlfES technology developed at the Fraunhofer IMS, such neural networks can also be implemented on highly resource-limited microcontroller systems on which the learning process can then also take place. We also present physically unclonable functions, which enable the secure generation or storage of keys in integrated circuits and secure tamper-proof identification and communication.

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Events

Great Success of the 9th CMOS Imaging Workshop

May 7th and 8th, 2019

The 9th CMOS Imaging Workshop took place on May 7 and 8, 2019 at Fraunhofer IMS.
117 participants from 14 countries discussed the recent developments in hot imaging topics like LiDAR, Quantum Imaging, and Space applications.

The evening event in the Duisburg Landscape Park was particularly great and was a source of enthusiasm for many participants.

We thank all our participants, speakers, and sponsors for contributing to the success of the CMOS Imaging Workshop!

You can find more information on the event here.

Final program (Link to Workshop Flyer) [ PDF 2.53 MB ]

How Fraunhofer IMS in Duisburg introduces applications for smart industry

How companies can profit from application-oriented research at Fraunhofer was shown by researchers and entrepreneurs in tandem lectures at the event “IHK meets Fraunhofer” in the Fraunhofer inHaus-Zentrum in Duisburg. Every year, industry and chambers of commerce NRW invite companies to a series of events, to pave companies the way to partners of research. At this year’s meeting it was all about “Sensors and Automatization”.

Which machine does need how much power? Is it efficient? A project of Innogy SE and Fraunhofer IMS deals with these questions. Together an upgradable current flow analysis has been developed, with which companies can analyze and optimize their energy management. The system enables the breakdown of the overall power consumption on single devices or the measurement of the consumption at only one point. The visualization of the measured values enables the optimization of the energy balance of a company and is suitable for the monitoring of engines and devices.

In his welcome address IHK-President Burkhard Landers appealed to science and economy to cooperate closely because only in interaction, outstanding innovations of worldwide importance can result. “We – the IHKs in NRW – see ourselves as an important network partner and intermediary between research facilities and companies in NRW. Our experts, such as innovation and technology consultants, support science and economy to always find the perfect partner for their projects”, says Landers.

Dr. Hans-Otto Feldhütter, head of business models in the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, emphasized that the knowledge and technology transfer is an elementary component of Fraunhofer Institutes. “Due to contract research, spin-offs and knowledge transfer the innovation power of companies is strengthened and this enhances the regional economic development as well”, says Feldhütter.

Companies that are interested in cooperating with Fraunhofer IMS can get in contact with Ms van Kempen, Tel.: 0203 37832943, Email: sigrid.van.kempen@ims.fraunhofer.de . In a personal interview the individual cooperation possibilities are explained.