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J o I N T F r A u N h o F E r b o o T h • h A L L 9 , b o o T h E 0 8
1. Understanding data better
Big Data – visualizing large amounts of data [ 02 ] 9
2. Smartphones as door openers
ShareKey – controlling access with smartphones [ 09 ] 10
3. Knowing where everything is!
Information services with smart objects [ 12 ] 10
4. Intelligent software ecosystems
Smart Farming: Innovation through software engineering [ 14 ] 10
5. Town planning of the future
Virtual Cityscapes: A 3D urban visualization platform [ 19 ] 13
6. Mobile media hubs
HE-AAC – 5.1 surround sound on Android [ 21 ] 15
7. Books in 3D
Interactive 3D-Book Explorer [ 22 ] 15
8. Armchairfitness
GEWOS mobility chair [ 28 ] 17
9. Safety through networks
Information logistics in the OR of the future [ 29 ] 17
10. Learning in app-sized chunks
Advaced training with Fraunhofer [ 31 ] 19
ToP TEN FrAuNhoFEr-hIghLIghTS
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PrEFAcE
Fraunhofer is making a central contribution toward securing the future of German
industry and commerce by continuing to develop effi ciency technologies for a wide
and diverse range of sectors. IT applications are the linchpin of almost all business
processes and products and, in this age of the information society, it is hard to imagine
how we would live and work without them. I am pleased to say that many of these
products are based around Fraunhofer know-how. The most prominent examples are
the mp3 compression technique developed by the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated
Circuits IIS and the H.264/MPEG-4-AVC compression standard for video applications
created by the Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, HHI,
these being what lend our smartphones the intelligence and user-friendliness we’ve
come to expect as standard these days. How do we go about protecting our data and
processes, some of which are very sensitive? And how can we analyze unstructured
amounts of data quickly? This major topic is also one that Fraunhofer is busy addres-
sing, under the caption “Big data”, thus ensuring cloud technology users won’t get
left out in the cold. Come and visit us in the CeBIT lab in Hall 9. Our scientists from
14 different Fraunhofer units will be happy to show you our latest solutions at the
world’s most important trade fair for information and communication technology.
Sincerely,
Prof. Dr. Reimund Neugebauer
President of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
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Fraunhofer contents
Preface 5
Introduction 6
Subject areas
Data district 8
Community interface 12
Media world 14
Health parc 16
Training zone 18
Practical information
Fraunhofer co-exhibitors 20
Editorial notes 26
Fraunhofer CeBIT-Blog 27
Fraunhofer exhibits at a glance 28
Guest ticket, please see inside cover / back page
coNTENTS
VERGÜTUNG VON ERF INDUNGEN UND TECHNISCHEN VERBESSERUNGEN
DATADATADA DISTRICTHEALTHEALTHEAL HPARCHPARCHP MEDIAWORLDMEDIAWORLDMEDIA DATADATADA DISTRIORLDCOMMUNITY
INTERFACEDATADATADA DISTRICT TRAINING
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INTroDucTIoN
Every spring for more than 25 years, the information and communication technology
sector has gathered in Hannover for the CeBIT trade fair, making this fi ve-day event
the world’s most important stage for presenting digital solutions. The central topics
featured at CeBIT 2013 will be Big Data and networking. The heartbeat of the inter-
national fair is loudest in the CeBIT lab in Hall 9, which concentrates all relevant sub-
ject areas and in 2012 attracted over 100,000 visitors. The CeBIT lab is also home to
the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft booth, which this year will feature 31 exhibits. These
exhibits are divided up into the different subject zones of Data district, Community
interface, Media world, Health park, and Training zone. Fraunhofer will offer a glimpse
behind the scenes of its research and present the innovations of tomorrow and visions
for life in the future.
[ 01 ]
InnoVisions – The Fraunhofer ICT Group magazine
showcasing future innovations
Fraunhofer ICT Group
VERGÜTUNG VON ERF INDUNGEN UND TECHNISCHEN VERBESSERUNGEN
9
DATA DISTrIcT
Cloud computing, the social web and the growing spread of information technology
are offering companies a host of valuable information, but are not necessarily offering
effective ways of using it. Quick analysis of large amounts of unstructured data
(Big Data) is understandably a hot topic at this year’s CeBIT. Big Data solutions provide
companies with a whole range of possibilities. Evaluating customer reviews posted
on Internet forums is a key area, as such insights allow companies to improve their
products considerably more quickly than before.Another important aspect of proces-
sing large amounts of data is visualizing the data. Visualization can help companies
pick up on trends ahead of the competition and to use available information to better
determine which course of action to take. The American information technology
research and advisory company Gartner expects that this year in this area, Big Data
will account for 28 billion euros of worldwide IT expenditures. As a response,
Gartner expects to see 4.4 million new jobs created in this area by 2014.
Companies and public administrations are attaching increasing importance to mobile
applications and concepts such as Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). Employees that are
able to use their own personal devices – mostly smartphones – at work are often more
motivated. But BYOD runs smoothly only when clear security standards are established.
Fraunhofer IAIS is offering the right concepts to do just that.
In the future, mobile devices will also be the most important interfaces for cloud ser-
vices. BITKOM, the German Association for IT, Telecommunications and New Media,
expects revenues from cloud services to rise to 17.1 billion euros by 2016.
This represents an increase of 222 percent over 2012.
Fraunhofer Institute for Secure
Information Technology SIT
[ 06 ]
Secure Software Lab & EC SPRIDE
Fraunhofer Institute for Secure
Information Technology SIT
[ 07 ]
Big Data and real-time analyses
tighten security
Fraunhofer Institute for Intelligent
Analysis and Information Systems IAIS
[ 08 ]
BizzTrust for Android devices
Fraunhofer Institute for Secure
Information Technology SIT
[ 02 ]
Big Data –
visualizing large amounts of data
Fraunhofer Project Center for
Interactive Digital Medi at NTU
[ 03 ]
Visual analytics for security
applications
Fraunhofer Institute for
Computer Graphics Research IGD
[ 04 ]
Biometric on-card comparison
instead of PIN
Fraunhofer Institute for
Computer Graphics Research IGD
[ 05 ]
OmniCloud – secure use of
cloud storages
DATADISTDISTRICTRICT
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[ 09 ]
ShareKey – controlling access
with smartphones
Fraunhofer Institute for Secure
Information Technology SIT
[ 10 ]
Better intelligence with Big Data
Fraunhofer Institute for Intelligent
Analysis and Information Systems
IAIS
[ 11 ]
Bring Your Own Device – the best
way to integrate personal devices
Fraunhofer Institute for Intelligent
Analysis and Information Systems
IAIS
[ 12 ]
Information services with
smart objects
Fraunhofer Institute for
Integrated Circuits IIS
roland.fi [email protected]
[ 13 ]
TrustME
Fraunhofer Research Institution for
Applied and Integrated Security AISEC
[ 14 ]
Smart Farming: Innovation through
software engineering
Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental
Software Engineering IESE
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commuNITyINTERFACE
commuNITy INTErFAcE
Today, more than half of the world’s population is already living in cities. The
Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft has responded quickly to make the city of tomorrow a priority,
leading to the development of the »Morgenstadt« initiative. Within »Morgenstadt«,
numerous Fraunhofer Institutes share their visions and expertise, forming a network of
innovation capable of creating dynamic support for public and private industry inves-
tors. The goal is to develop sustainable solutions that create effi ciency in the face of
challenges posed by climate change, the scarcity of resources, or the demographic
shift.
Overcoming these challenges starts with urban planning. As new technologies seem
to emerge almost on top of each other, there is less time to spend on each individual
planning stage. Traffi c planners can counter this by utilizing 3D visualization systems
that make situations accessible more quickly. Additional information can be incorpo-
rated, step by step, into projections of these situations. For instance, it is possible to
simulate the build-up of dust particles under various conditions, or to determine the
noise level of a new airport runway.
The city of the future dynamic is one of fast administrative processes, and many of
these processes and data have to be particularly well protected. Fraunhofer FOKUS
offers effi cient solutions and in helping found the Cybersecurity Demonstration Center
(CDC) has succeeded in creating an environment capable of simulating internal and
external attacks on IT networks. This allows researchers to fi nd gaps in security and
create the conditions necessary to close these gaps once and for all.
[ 15 ]
Intelligent sourcing, information
and collaboration
Fraunhofer Institute for Open
Communication Systems FOKUS
[ 16 ]
Mobile e-administration for
smart cities
Fraunhofer Institute for Open
Communication Systems FOKUS
[ 17 ]
Open Government for modern
administrations and cities
Fraunhofer Institute for Open
Communication Systems FOKUS
matthias.fl [email protected]
[ 18 ]
Secure administrative data and
processes in smart cities
Fraunhofer Institute for Open
Communication Systems FOKUS
[ 19 ]
Virtual Cityscapes:
A 3D urban visualization platform
Fraunhofer Institute for
Industrial Engineering IAO
[ 20 ]
Morgenstadt – city of the future
Fraunhofer Institute for
Industrial Engineering IAO
commuNITyINTERFACEcommuNITy
FACE
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mEDIA WorLD
Digital media are having an ever-stronger impact on our daily lives. We put our favorite
tunes on our smartphones and can even enjoy them in 5.1 surround sound, thanks to
High Effi ciency Audio Coding. We are experiencing growing opportunities to search
vast media archives, and compare and edit what we fi nd, just as we can also use our
facial expressions to interact with our devices.
At the moment in our multimedia society, video transmission is proving particularly im-
portant. The H.264/MPEG-4-AVC compression standard, developed by Fraunhofer HHI,
is now found on every iPhone and is available on a total of more than a billion devices.
And people are using it, too. In November 2012, market research institute GfK deter-
mined that 52 percent of Germans watch videos online at least once a week and that
13 percent even do this every day to keep themselves up to date. The next step in this
process is the HEVC Real-Time Decoder designed for streaming videos in high defi nition.
HEVC compression cuts the amount of data required in half compared to the H.264
standard, offering a noticeable improvement in transmission for video conferences
and chats.
Fraunhofer IIS researchers transformed the music world in the mid-90s by developing
mp3. Today, mobile devices are showing movies in high defi nition to the delight of the
digital society. This means that Fraunhofer‘s renown in the world of media is greater
now than ever before.
mEDIAWORLDWORLD
[ 21 ]
HE-AAC – 5.1 surround sound
on Android
Fraunhofer Institute for
Integrated Circuits IIS
[ 22 ]
Interactive 3D-Book Explorer
Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommu-
nications, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, HHI
[ 23 ]
Multiscreen entertainment
Fraunhofer Institute for Open
Communication Systems FOKUS
[ 24 ]
CUbRIK:Helpingyoufindsimilar
clips in news videos
Fraunhofer Institute for
Digital Media Technology IDMT
[ 25 ]
Real-time Decoder for next genera-
tion video-coding standard HEVC
Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommu-
nications, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, HHI
[ 26 ]
SHORE™ – face detection and analysis
Fraunhofer Institute for
Integrated Circuits IIS
[ 27 ]
SAISBECO: Identifying great apes
Fraunhofer Institute for
Digital Media Technology IDMT
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17
Mix-ups in hospitals are every patient’s nightmare. Many hospitals implement checklists
in an attempt to minimize the risk of mistakes, but the division of preoperative tasks
remains complex and time per patient is always tight. The right software could save
staff from bulky patient fi les and making critical errors.
Optimized communication between ambulances and hospitals is leading to more com-
prehensive care for at-risk patients. Within hospitals themselves, there are programs
contributing to better analysis of lab reports and improved doctors’ response times.
A “smart hospital” also benefi ts those in their controlling departments. Operation and
treatment times, as well as details of how long medical devices are used, can all be
logged using RFID, making bookkeeping easier and more precise.
But electronic health technology is proving popular outside hospitals, too; especially
among the elderly who now make up over 20 percent of the German population.
Domestic emergency call systems are a simple and cost-effective way of giving older
people a greater sense of safety in their own homes.
Fraunhofer IIS developed the GEWOS mobility chair especially to help older people
keep fi t and mobile. Instead of looking like it belongs in the gym, this chair is designed
to look like a normal piece of living-room furniture. It is equipped with health and fi t-
ness functions, allowing, for example, vitals such as pulse rate or blood pressure to be
read and displayed at any time.
hEALTh PArc [ 28 ]
GEWOS mobility chair
Fraunhofer Institute for
Integrated Circuits IIS
[ 29 ]
Information logistics in the OR
of the future
Fraunhofer Institute for Software
and Systems Engineering ISST
hEALThPARC
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For natural scientists particularly interested in practical applications, there is no better
destination than the 60 Fraunhofer Institutes. This is where young scientists learn
the fundamental principles of industry while maintaining their expert connections.
HR services company Randstad named Fraunhofer as Germany’s most attractive em-
ployer in 2012; in deciding who would win the top spot, 7800 employees evaluated
Germany’s 150 largest employers. They gave their marks in ten categories, ranging
from job security to the atmosphere at work.
Personnel development is important in ensuring such praise. The Fraunhofer Academy
offers a comprehensive program of further education comprising part-time courses of
study, certifi cate courses, and seminars, thereby stimulating innovative ideas across a
broad spectrum of topics ranging from energy to IT to management.
Companies that favor further training opportunities tailored to their particular needs
fi nd what they are looking for at the Fraunhofer Academy. And for anyone wanting to
study while on the move, the iAcademy learning platform – available from the App
Store – provides an introduction into a contemporary further education program.
TrAININg zoNE
TrAININgZONETrAININgZONE
[ 30 ]
Invent the future with us!
Fraunhofer Recruiting
[ 31 ]
Advanced training with Fraunhofer
Fraunhofer Academy
20
Press
Dr. Konrad Baier
Phone +49 6151 155-146
Fraunhofer Institute for
Digital Media Technology IDMT
Ehrenbergstrasse 31
98693 Ilmenau
www.idmt.fraunhofer.de
Press
Stefanie Miethbauer
Phone +49 3677 467-311
Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental
Software Engineering IESE
Fraunhofer-Platz 1
67663 Kaiserslautern
www.iese.fraunhofer.de
Press
Nicole Spanier-Baro
Phone +49 631 6800-1002
Fraunhofer Academy
Hansastrasse 27c
80686 München
www.academy.fraunhofer.de
Press
Ingrid Breitenberger
Phone +49 89 1205-1516
Fraunhofer Research Institution for
Applied and Integrated Security AISEC
Parkring 4
85748 Garching b. München
www.aisec.fraunhofer.de
Press
Viktor Deleski
Phone +49 89 3229986 -169
Fraunhofer Institute for
Computer Graphics Research IGD
Fraunhoferstrasse 5
64283 Darmstadt
www.igd.fraunhofer.de
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Fraunhofer Institute for
Industrial Engineering IAO
Nobelstrasse 12
70569 Stuttgart
www.iao.fraunhofer.de
Press
Juliane Segedi
Phone +49 711 970-2124
Fraunhofer Institute for
Integrated Circuits IIS
Am Wolfsmantel 33
91058 Erlangen
www.iis.fraunhofer.de
Press
Angela Raguse-Fößel
Phone +49 9131 776-5105
Fraunhofer Institute for Intelligent
Analysis and Information Systems IAIS
Schloss Birlinghoven
53757 Sankt Augustin
www.iais.fraunhofer.de
Press
Katrin Berkler
Phone +49 2241 14-2252
Fraunhofer Project Center for
Interactive Digital Media at NTU
NS1-1, Level 5, 50 Nanyang Avenue
Singapore 639798
Press
Dr. Konrad Baier
Phone +49 6151 155-146
Fraunhofer Institute for Open
Communication Systems FOKUS
Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 31
10589 Berlin
www.fokus.fraunhofer.de
Press
Marina Grigorian
Phone +49 30 3463-7388
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Press
Dr. Gudrun Quandel
Mobile +49 171 1995334
Fraunhofer Recruiting
Hansastrasse 27c
80686 München
www.academy.fraunhofer.de
Press
Beate Koch
Phone +49 1205-1303
Fraunhofer ICT Group
Anna-Louisa-Karsch-Str. 2
10178 Berlin
www.iuk.fraunhofer.de
Press
Ines Lehrke
Phone +49 30 726 1566-30
Fraunhofer Institute for Secure
Information Technology SIT
Rheinstrasse 75
64295 Darmstadt
www.sit.fraunhofer.de
Press
Oliver Küch
Phone +49 6151 869-213
Fraunhofer Institute for Software
and Systems Engineering ISST
Emil-Figge-Strasse 91
44227 Dortmund
www.isst.fraunhofer.de
Press
Monika Zimmer
Phone +49 231 97677-437
Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommu-
nications, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, HHI
Einsteinufer 37
10587 Berlin
www.hhi.fraunhofer.de
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[ 17 ] Open Government for modern administrations and cities 13
[ 18 ] Secure administrative data and processes in smart cities 13
FRAUNHOFER IAO
[ 19 ] Virtual Cityscapes: A 3D urban visualization platform 13
[ 20 ] Morgenstadt – city of the future 13
❚ MEDIA WORLD
FRAUNHOFER IIS
[ 21 ] HE-AAC – 5.1 surround sound on Android 15
[ 26 ] SHORE™ – face detection and analysis 15
FRAUNHOFER HHI
[ 22 ] Interactive 3D-Book Explorer 15
[ 25 ] Real-time Decoder for next-generation video-coding standard HEVC 15
FRAUNHOFER FOKUS
[ 23 ] Multiscreen Entertainment 15
FRAUNHOFER IDMT
[ 24 ] CUbRIK: Helping you find similar clips in news videos 15
[ 27 ] SAISBECO: Identifying great apes 15
❚ hEALTh PArc
FRAUNHOFER IIS
[ 28 ] GEWOS mobility chair 17
FRAUNHOFER ISST
[ 29 ] Information logistics in the OR of the future 17
❚ TrAININg zoNE
FRAUNHOFER REcRUITINg
[ 30 ] Invent the future with us! 19
FRAUNHOFER AcADEMy
[ 31 ] Advanced training with Fraunhofer 19
❚ INFo
FRAUNHOFER IcT gROUP
[ 01 ] InnoVisions – Fraunhofer ICT Group magazine showcasing future innovations 6
❚ DATA DISTrIcT
FRAUNHOFER IDM@NTU
[ 02 ] Big Data – visualizing large amounts of data 9
FRAUNHOFER IgD
[ 03 ] Visual analytics for security applications 9
[ 04 ] Biometric on-card comparison instead of PIN 9
FRAUNHOFER SIT
[ 05 ] OmniCloud – secure use of cloud storages 9
[ 06 ] Secure Software Lab & EC SPRIDE 9
[ 08 ] BizzTrust for Android devices 9
[ 09 ] ShareKey – controlling access with smartphones 10
FRAUNHOFER IAIS
[ 07 ] Big Data and real-time analyses tighten security 9
[ 10 ] Better intelligence with Big Data 10
[ 11 ] Bring Your Own Device – the best way to integrate personal devices 10
FRAUNHOFER IIS
[ 12 ] Information services with smart objects 10
FRAUNHOFER AISEc
[ 13 ] TrustME 10
FRAUNHOFER IESE
[ 14 ] Smart Farming: Innovation through software engineering 10
❚ commuNITy INTErFAcE
FRAUNHOFER FOKUS
[ 15 ] Intelligent sourcing, information and collaboration 13
[ 16 ] Mobile e-administration for smart cities 13
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[ 01 ] InnoVisions
[ 02 ] Big Data
[ 05 ] OmniCloud
[ 03 ]
[ 06 ]
Visual Analytics
Secure Software Lab
[ 04 ]
[ 07 ]
On-Cardcomparison
INSIGHT
[ 08 ]
[ 09 ]
BizzTrust
ShareKey
[ 10 ] Living LabBig Data
[ 11 ] Bring Your Own Device
[ 12 ] Information services
[ 13 ] TrustME
[ 14 ] Smart Farming
Data District
[ 15 ] [ 16 ] Intelligentsourcing
Mobile e-administration
[ 17 ] [ 18 ] [ 19 ] Open Government
Secure administrativedata
VirtualCityscapes
[ 20 ]Morgenstadt
Media World
[ 21 ] HE-AAC – 5.1
[ 22 ] 3D-BookExplorer
[ 23 ] [ 24 ]MultiscreenEntertainment
CUbRIK
[ 25 ] HEVCReal-timeDecoder[ 26 ]
SHORETM
[ 27 ] SAISBECO
[ 28 ] GEWOS mobiltiy chair
Health Parc[ 29 ] OR of the future
[ 30 ] Recruiting
[ 31 ] Advanced training
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