Welcome at the Center for Virtual Engineering ZVE – A ... · A house for knowledge work (tour) Isabella R. Jesemann (IAO) 12.15 a.m. Fraunhofer IGB for the medical sector Future

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Welcome at the Center for Virtual Engineering ZVE – A House of Knowledge Work Stuttgart, April 12th 2016 Isabella R. Jesemann


Agenda Irish Delegation at Fraunhfoer IAO and IGB April 12th 2016

9.00 a.m. Meet’n greet Prof. Dr. Anette Weisbecker (IAO)

9.30 a.m. Fraunhofer IAO - Presentation Isabella Jesemann (IAO)

10.15 a.m. Technology and innovation management Prof. Dr. Joachim Warschat (IAO)

10.45 a.m. Fraunhofer IGB for the medical sector Dr. Peter Loskill (IGB)

11.15 a.m. A house for knowledge work (tour) Isabella R. Jesemann (IAO)

12.15 a.m. Fraunhofer IGB for the medical sector Future joint perspectives (Labtour) Shannon Layland (IGB)

1.00 p.m. Lunch

1.45 p.m. Digital Engineering Lab (Labtour) Joachim Lentes (IAO)

2.15 p.m. Light Fusion Lab (Labtour) Achim Pross (IAO)

2.45.p.m. Immersive Engineering Lab (Labtour) Frank Sulzmann (IAO)

3.15 p.m. Round up

3.30 p.m. Estimated end of event


Partner for Innovations

FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT


Profile of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Founded: 1949

about 24,000 staff

67 institutes and research units

Fraunhofer worldwide

Europe: Brussels (Belgium), Budapest (Hungary), Porto (Portugal), Gothenburg (Sweden), Bolzano (Italy), et al.

USA: Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, East Lansing, Maryland, Newark, Plymouth, San José, Storrs

North/South America: London (Canada), Santiago (Chile), Salvador and Sao Paulo (Brazil)

Asia: Ampang (Malaysia), Beijing (China), Jakarta (Indonesia), Koramangala Bangalore (India), Seoul (South Korea), Singapore, Tokyo and Sendai (Japan)

Africa/Middle East: Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Cairo (Egypt), Stellenbosch and Pretoria (South Africa)


Fraunhofer world wide

Dubai

Bangalore

Jakarta

Peking Seoul Tokio

Boston Plymouth

East Lansing San José

Newark College Park Kairo

Santiago de Chile

Singapur

Brüssel

Porto

Wien

Bozen Graz Budapest

Wrocław

Göteborg Glasgow

Salvador

Sendai

Paris

São Paulo Campinas

Vancouver

Southampton

Jerusalem

Fraunhofer Office Fraunhofer Center Fraunhofer Project Center ICON / Strategic Cooperation Representative Office / Marketing Office Senior Advisor

Stellenbosch

Storrs

Dublin

Osaka

Pretoria

London Hamilton

Zur Lavon

Kuala Lumpur


Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft

Application-oriented research: profitable for the economy and benefitial for the society

Staff: about 24 000

Over 70% generated by industry and publicly founded projects

About 30% financed by state and federal governments

67 Institutes and other Research Institutions

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Defence Research

1,8 Billion EURO


Joseph von Fraunhofer

Discovery of the “Fraunhofer lines” in the solar spectrum

The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft

New methods for processing lenses

Director and partner in a glassworks

mp3 music format, white LED,

high-resolution thermal camera

Research volume: approx. € 2 billion annually

Research and development on behalf of

industry and state RESEARCHER

INVENTOR

ENTREPRENEUR


Profile of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft

Annual research budget: 2.1 billion euros*

Including over 1.8 billion euros for contract research*

Over 70% of this sum is generated through

projects commissioned by industry and

publicly funded research projects

Roughly 30% is provided by the German state and federal governments for advanced research (looking at issues that will be of concern to the economy and society in general in five or ten years time).

* Figures for 2015


Profile of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft

Research and development

Application-oriented research of direct use to businesses and of benefit to society

Application-oriented basic research

Departmental research for the German Federal Ministry of Defense

Business community

Institutes work as profit centers

One-third of the budget consists of income from industrial projects

Spin-offs by Fraunhofer researchers are encouraged

Contracting partners/clients

Industrial and service companies

Public sector


Pooling competencies by networking

Fraunhofer Groups

Information and Communication Technology*

Light & Surfaces

Life Sciences

Microelectronics

Production

Defense and Security

Materials and Components

* Membership of Fraunhofer IAO


Health and Environment

Communikation and Knowledge

Production and Supply of Services

Mobility and Transportation

Energie and Ressources

Security and Protection

Fraunhofer-Fields of research


Defence and Security EMI, FHR, FKIE, IAF, ICT, INT, IOSB Gäste: HHI, IIS, ISI

Light and Surfaces

FEP, ILT, IOF, IPM, IST, IWS

Bunding of competences by cooperation Fraunhofer-Groups

Information and Communication Technology

AISEC, ESK, FIT, FKIE, FOKUS, IAIS, IAO, IDMT, IESE, IGD, IOSB, ISST, ITWM, IVI, MEVIS, SCAI, SIT Gäste: HHI, IIS

Life Sciences EMB, IBMT, IGB, IME, ITEM, IVV, IZI

Production IFF, IML, IPA, IPK, IPT, IWU, UMSICHT

Materials and Components

EMI, IAP, IBP, ICT, IFAM, IKTS, ISC, ISE, ISI, IWM, IZFP, LBF, WKI Gäste: IGB, ITWM

Mikroelectronics

EMFT, ENAS, FHR, HHI, IAF, IIS, IISB, IMS, IPMS, ISIT, IZM Gäste: ESK, FOKUS, IDMT, IKTS, IZFP

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Fraunhofer IAO

Ideas for success


Profile of IAO and IAT

Founded: IAO – 1981 IAT – 1991

Budget: 36.8 million euros*, of which 33.7 % are generated from industry

Staff: about 600 employees*

* Figures from 2015, including IAT University of Stuttgart

www.iao.fraunhofer.de/lang-en www.iat.uni-stuttgart.de


Fraunhofer IAO/ IAT University Stuttgart Management Team

Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Bauer

Director Fraunhofer IAO and IAT University of Stuttgart

Head of Business Unit Corporate Development and Work Design

apl. Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Anette Weisbecker

Deputy Director Fraunhofer IAO and IAT University of Stuttgart

Head of the business unit Information and Communications Technology

mailto:[email protected]


The Fraunhofer IAO Board and the Business Units

GF 100 Unternehmensentwicklung und Arbeitsgestaltung

GF 200 Dienstleistungs- und Personalmanagement

GF 300 Engineering-Systeme

GF 400 Informations- und Kommunikationstechnik

GF 500 Technologie- und Innovationsmanagement

GF 600 Mobilitäts- und Stadtsystem-Gestaltung

DZ 800 Wissenstransfer

DZ 900 Zentrale Dienste

Fraunhofer IAO und

IAT Universität Stuttgart

Institutsleitung D 001

D 005 Business Development


Walter Ganz, M.A.

Dr. Manfred Dangelmaier

Prof. Dr. Anette Weisbecker

Prof. Dr. Joachim Warschat

Dr. Jennifer Dungs

Dr. Rolf Ilg

Claus Pecha


Prof. Dr. Anette Weisbecker

Dr.-Ing. Marc Rüger

Isabella Jesemann, M.A., M.A


Facts and Figures 2015

Degrees and theses

14 doctorates

48 master theses

36 bachelor theses

15 diploma theses

36 student research projects

Publications

236 scientific publications

30 publications in IAO-Shop

Press and public relations

45 conferences, seminars, events

2899 press reports

73 blogposts on IAO blog

http://www.iao.fraunhofer.de/

http://www.iat.uni-stuttgart.de/


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550

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Trainees and apprentices (4)

Administrators secretarial staff (35)

Students research assistants (183)

Technical staff (7)

Research scientists (152)

IAO 2013

Trainees and apprentices (1)

Administrators secretarial staff (26)

Students research assistants (37)

Technical staff (1)

Research scientists (77)

IAT 2013

334 341

377 392

161 139

133

142 495

480

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534

Interns (7)


Our Vision

Ideas for Success

We are the leading partner for expert applied research solutions in work design and technology management.

We take a holistic view of the interaction between work and technology, and use this approach to create application-oriented solutions for our customers.

We are conscious of our social and environmental responsibilities and are committed to promoting sustainability.

We support our employees as they pursue their scientific ambitions and provide a framework of excellent working conditions.


Network – pooling strengths for lasting success

Branch labs

Fraunhofer Center for Research and Innovation CeRRI, Berlin

Fraunhofer Innovation Engineering Center IEC, Bolzano (Italy)

Garmisch-Partenkirchen location

KEIM, Fraunhofer application center – the competence center for energy and information technology mobility interfaces, Esslingen

LOGWERT – Competence Center for Logistics and Added Value , Heilbronn

EFTEK – Center for Technology Management, Friedrichshafen



Collaborations

Network office Cluj-Napoca (Romania) Technical University of Cluj-Napoca

Reutlingen University’s ESB Business School Reutlingen University



Alliances, Fraunhofer Groups and Networks

Fraunhofer Information and Communication Technology Group

Innovationcluster Digital Engineering

Fraunhofer Ambient Assisted Living Alliance

Fraunhofer Building Innovation Alliance

Fraunhofer BigData Alliance

Fraunhofer Cloud Computing Alliance

Fraunhofer eGovernment Center

Fraunhofer Nanotechnology Alliance

Fraunhofer Traffic and Transportation Alliance

Fraunhofer Sustainability Network


People are at the heart of our research

People & the working environment

People & innovation

People & organizations

People & IT

People & services People & corporate development

People & the city

People & manufacturing

People & mobility


Our areas of business

Service and Human Resources Management

Corporate Development and Work Design

Engineering Systems


Technology and Innovation Management

Mobility and Urban Systems Engineering


Our areas of business

Future oriented corporate development

Design of productive work environments

Interconnect processes efficiently

Make the most of employees‘ potential

Target-oriented competence development

Services with a strong customer focus

Advance virtual engineering systematically

Design ergonomics into technical systems

Rethink the concept of mobility

Exploit the full potential of IT

Apply process innovation successfully

Design intuitive interactive systems

Strengthen innovation capabilities

Develop technology strategies

Enhance R&D performance

Smart integration of electromobility

Shaping cities in a sustainable way

Shared use of resources

Service and Human Resources Management

Corporate Development and Work Design

Engineering Systems


Technology and Innovation Management

Mobility and Urban Systems Engineering


Fraunhofer Initiative “Morgenstadt“ (city of the future) Research for tomorrow’s sustainable, life-enhancing, and flexible urban environments

Morgenstadt as one of the central future projects that form part of the German federal government’s action plan for its High-Tech Strategy 2020.

Ten Fraunhofer institutes are supporting the future project by running initial pilot projects as part of Fraunhofer’s “Morgenstadt – city of the future” initiative:

Concept for an open Morgenstadt systems research project Basic research papers

Foresight process for Morgenstadt Future scenarios

Morgenstadt Innovation network: City Insights Global best-practice analyses

Morgenstadt implementation projects Morgenstadt beacons


Award recipients of the competition “Land of Ideas“ Landmarks 2013/14: Ideas for the City

Living Lab “Fraunhofer electromobility“ Parking garage as research lab. Scientists develop an intelligent power network for electric vehicle fleets.

Urban scenarios for the future: Project “Morgenstadt” Blueprints for the city of tomorrow. Scientists investigate the secrets of the city of tomorrow and develop models for urban life.

UR:BAN – user-friendly assistance systems and network management Intelligent negotiation of urban traffic. Novel technologies support drivers in the city.


Vivid Research at Fraunhfoer IAO – Labs, Demonstration and ConsultingCenters

WIL

Modellfabrik »Pflege 2020« »FutureHotel« Urban Living Lab »Bank & Zukunft«

Cloud-Labor Interaktionslabor Usability Lab m-Lab Workflow-Management

Electronic Business Innovationszentrum

IE Lab 3D Interaction Mobility Innovation Light Fusion Digital Engineering Elektromobiler Fuhrpark / Ladeinfrastruktur

ServLab – Innovationsraum für Dienstleistungsforschung

Ergonomy lab Vehicle Interaction Lab (VI Lab) Immersiver Fahrsimulator


“FutureHotel“ Showcase

Development and implementation of prototype versions of future-oriented solutions for hotel rooms and bathrooms for different hotel concepts


“Pflege 2020“ Showcase

Researching relevant key developments and devising strategies and concepts for nursing care in the future


Urban Living Lab Utilization scenarios

and sample applications for innovative services in “Morgenstadt” (the city of tomorrow)


Workspace Innovation Lab Researching,

developing and design of multi-location working environments


ServLab

Development and design of state-of-the-art services

Testing and

validating these services in a realistic context


3D Interaction Lab

Basic technology for immersive 3D workplaces and multi-user systems


Immersive Engineering Lab

Testing and developing the prototypes of products and buildings in virtual worlds


Light Fusion Lab

Ergonomic and energy-efficient deployment of innovative illumination and display systems


Mobility Innovation Lab Research into the

future mobility of people, goods and information


Digital Engineering Lab

Integrated development and design of products and production systems


Interaction Lab with “Erlebnis Automat“ Showcase

Insight into the world of machines and services of tomorrow


Cloud laboratory with “Cloud Workpad”

Demonstration of and research into the potential of cloud and SaaS offerings using a mobile IT workstation


Usability Lab

Observation and analysis of the interaction between people and technology using cutting-edge media technology and special evaluation tools


m-Lab

Development of new mobile concepts that are independent of service provider as part of innovative research projects and their implementation in industrial projects


Center for document and workflow management

Needs analysis, technical design, provider evaluation and implementation support in document and workflow management and information structuring


Fraunhofer institute campus in Stuttgart


Building Engineering and Technologies in the ZVE


Innovative Work Worlds for the Research


Laboratories in the Center for Virtual Engineering ZVE


Innovative Work Worlds for Research

Digital Engineering Lab Integrated development and design of products and production systems

3D Interaction Lab Basic technology for immersive 3D workplaces and multi-user systems

Immersive Engineering Lab Testing and developing the prototypes of products and buildings in virtual worlds

Light Fusion Lab Ergonomic and energy-efficient deployment of innovative illumination and display systems

Mobility Innovation Lab Research into the future mobility of people, goods and information

Urban Living Lab Utilization scenarios and sample applications for innovative services in "Morgenstadt"

Workspace Innovation Lab Research, development and design of multilocal working environments


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