International

50 Years after the Moon Landing

German Technology for the Next Lunar Mission

German technology was already on board when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on the moon on 21 July 1969 (CET). And for the next lunar mission, technology made in Germany will even play a major role.

Partial Acquisition

Kontron Acquires Fujitsus Industrial Mainboards

As part of an asset deal with Fujitsu Technology Solutions, Kontron S&T acquires the…

Osram Takeover

ams withdraws from talks with Osram

A new offer for a possible takeover of Osram was only on the table for a few hours, then…

AI in Vehicle Development

»Machine Learning Revolutionizes Crash Test Simulation.«

The experts at NTT Data are convinced: The integration of machine learning into the finite…

Touchscreens

faytech Opens Another Factory in China

faytech has opened its third production facility in China, the second within half a year.

Artificial Intelligence

Hard- and Software Provider dSpace Acquires understand.ai

German Hardware and software manufacturer dSpace acquires the start-up company…

Bosch connects Batteries with the Cloud

Extending the Service Life of Electric-Vehicle Batteries

To help batteries last longer, Bosch is developing new cloud services that supplement the…

Forum Safety & Security 2019

ISO 26262 - »One of the weakest standards of the last years«

It was controversial at the Forum Safety & Security of WEKA Fachmedien in Sindelfingen…

Medical technology

Tracking down the antibodies

In the "ViroSens" project, researchers from the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft in Regensburg and…

Luxurious E-Boat up to 50 km/h

Yacht with Emission-free Propulsion

The electric version of the yacht »740 Mirage Air« of the Frauscher Bootswerft can travel…