Wir suchen zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt eine*n

Kommunikationsmanager*in (m/w/d)

Einsatzort: Berlin

Beschäftigungsart: Vollzeit (Teilzeit möglich)

Als An-Institut der Technischen Universität Berlin sucht GT-ARC gemeinsam mit dem Zentrum für erlebbare Künstliche Intelligenz und Digitalisierung (ZE-KI) einen Wissenschaftlichen Mitarbeitenden (m/w/d) für ein Leuchtturmprojekt im Bereich Künstliche Intelligenz (KI).

Das ZE-KI schafft Instrumente und Strukturen für die Entwicklung und den Anwendung von KI in Deutschland, um wichtige Branchen wie Mobilität, Gesundheit, Cybersicherheit und Zukunft der Arbeit zu unterstützen. Dabei arbeiten wir eng mit bedeutenden Industriepartnern wie Mercedes-Benz, Continental, MAN oder Michelin zusammen, um unser Ziel zu erreichen.

Um unsere Visionen in der Gesellschaft, Politik, Wirtschaft und Wissenschaft zu kommunizieren und zu verwirklichen, erweitern wir unser Team und suchen talentierte und hochmotivierte Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter.

Wir suchen einen Kommunikationsmanager*in (m/w/d), der/die für unsere politische und mediale Kommunikation zuständig ist. Zu Ihren Aufgaben gehören das Verfassen von Texten zu aktuellen politischen Themen, die Aufbereitung von fachlichen Inhalten sowie die Erstellung von Pressemitteilungen und Newslettern. Darüber hinaus pflegen Sie Kontakte zu politischen Entscheidungsträgern und Medienvertretern und unterstützen unsere Organisation bei politischen Veranstaltungen.

Wir erwarten von Ihnen ein hohes Maß an Eigeninitiative und Organisationstalent. Sie verfügen über sehr gute schriftliche und mündliche Kommunikationsfähigkeiten sowie fundierte Kenntnisse der politischen und medialen Landschaft. Erfahrungen im Umgang mit politischen Entscheidungsträgern und Journalistinnen und Journalisten sind von Vorteil.

Anforderungen:

• Abgeschlossenes Studium im Bereich Kommunikation, Marketing oder vergleichbare Ausbildung
• Erfahrung im Umgang mit politischen Entscheidungsträgern und Medienvertretern
• Erfahrung in der Erstellung von Pressemitteilungen und Newslettern
• Fähigkeit, politische Themen verständlich aufzubereiten
• Sehr gute Deutsch- und Englischkenntnisse in Wort und Schrift
• Erfahrung im Umgang mit Social-Media-Plattformen und Content-Management-Systemen, insbesondere WordPress
• Kreativität und Teamfähigkeit
• Deutsche und englische Sprachkenntnisse, sicher in Wort und Schrift
• Flexibilität und hohe Leistungsbereitschaft

Wenn Sie sich für die Verbindung von KI und Gesellschaft begeistern, eine hohe Affinität zu digitalen Medien haben, kreativ sind, gerne im Team arbeiten und in einem dynamischen und innovativen Umfeld arbeiten möchten, dann freuen wir uns auf Ihre Bewerbung.

Wir suchen zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt eine*n

Experte/Expertin (m/w/d) für Kommunikation mit fundierten Rechtskenntnissen 

Einsatzort: Berlin

Beschäftigungsart: 50% Teilzeit

Als An-Institut der Technischen Universität Berlin sucht GT-ARC gemeinsam mit dem Zentrum für erlebbare Künstliche Intelligenz und Digitalisierung (ZE-KI) einen Wissenschaftlichen Mitarbeitenden (m/w/d) für ein Leuchtturmprojekt im Bereich Künstliche Intelligenz (KI).

Das ZE-KI schafft Instrumente und Strukturen für die Entwicklung und den Anwendung von KI in Deutschland, um wichtige Branchen wie Mobilität, Gesundheit, Cybersicherheit und Zukunft der Arbeit zu unterstützen. Dabei arbeiten wir eng mit bedeutenden Industriepartnern wie Mercedes-Benz, Continental, MAN oder Michelin zusammen, um unser Ziel zu erreichen.

U Um unsere Visionen in Gesellschaft, Politik, Wirtschaft und Wissenschaft zu kommunizieren und umzusetzen, erweitern wir unser Team und suchen talentierte und hochmotivierte Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter.

Wir suchen eine*n Experte/Expertin (m/w/d) für Kommunikation mit fundierten juristischen Kenntnissen, die/der für unsere Kommunikation und Rechtsfragen zuständig ist. Zu Ihren Aufgaben gehören das Verfassen von Pressemitteilungen, die Organisation von Veranstaltungen, die Entwicklung von Marketing- und PR-Kampagnen sowie die Wahrnehmung juristischer Aufgaben.

Wir erwarten von Ihnen ein hohes Maß an Eigeninitiative und Organisationstalent. Sie verfügen über sehr gute schriftliche und mündliche Kommunikationsfähigkeiten sowie fundierte Kenntnisse der politischen und medialen Landschaft. Erfahrungen im Umgang mit politischen Entscheidungsträgern und Journalistinnen und Journalisten sind von Vorteil.

Anforderungen

• Erfolgreicher Hochschulabschluss in Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Jura, oder ähnlichem Bereich
• Erfahrungen in der Öffentlichkeitsarbeit und Kommunikation
• Erfahrung in der Kommunikation mit Partnern
• Deutsche und englische Sprachkenntnisse, sicher in Wort und Schrift
• Teamfähigkeit, Kreativität und problemlösungsorientiertes Denken

Aufgabengebiet: Als Teil unseres Teams wird der Mitarbeiter für folgende Aufgaben zuständig sein:

• Erstellung von Pressemitteilungen
• Organisation von Veranstaltungen
• Entwicklung von Marketing- und PR-Kampagnen
• Wahrnehmung juristischer Aufgaben

Was wir bieten:

• Attraktive Vergütung und Sozialleistungen
• Interessante und abwechslungsreiche Tätigkeiten in einem motivierten Team
• Möglichkeiten zur Weiterbildung und persönlichen Entwicklung

Wenn Sie sich für die Verbindung von KI und Gesellschaft begeistern, Spaß an Öffentlichkeitsarbeit und Kommunikation haben, über juristische Kenntnisse verfügen, gerne im Team arbeiten und in einem dynamischen und innovativen Umfeld tätig sein möchten, dann freuen wir uns auf Ihre Bewerbung.

In November 2022, the first phase of the 30 million euro research project of the Agency for Innovation in Cyber Security (Cyber Agency) started: “Existence-threatening risks from cyber and information space – high security in security-critical and defence-related scenarios”. Six research consortia were selected for the project with their ideas, including the SaCsy project which are part of GT-Arc and Technische Universität Berlin.

Unsere Herzen und Gebete sind bei der Bevölkerung der Türkei. Wir laden alle unsere Freunde ein, die Menschen in der Region in diesen sehr schwierigen Zeiten zu unterstützen.
 
Our hearts and prayers are with the people of Türkiye. We invite all friends to help support those in the region to heal their wounds at these unprecedented times.
 
Kalplerimiz ve dualarımız Türkiye’deki tüm vatandaşlarımızla birlikte. Milletimizin başı sağolsun, Allah sabır ve kolaylık versin. Bu zor zamanda bölgedekilerin yaralarını sarmalarına yardımcı olmak için tüm dostlarımızı destek olmaya davet ediyoruz.
 
 – Aktion Deutschland Hilft: https://lnkd.in/eHbU5K9n
 – Deutsches Rotes Kreuz: https://www.drk.de/
 – Österreichisches Rotes Kreuz: https://lnkd.in/e_eeKFyG

The associated institute GT-ARC of Technische Universität Berlin is looking for a research assistant (m/f/d) for the collaboration in the research project “Open Innovation Lab AI”, funded by BMAS (Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales) for the provisioning of a software suite for developing AI applications serving the common welfare. The goal of GT-ARC is to pursue research in the field of information and communication technologies in cooperation with other research groups and industry partners.

The goal of the project is to support different actors (individuals, teams, organizations) in the development of AI applications serving the common welfare means of workshops and colloquia for konwledge transfer as well as the development of a comprehensive set of software libraries and tools.

Besides general collaboration in all parts of the project, the focus of the the here advertised position is the design and implementation of a platform forming the basis of an ecosystem for AI applications for serving the common welfare.

Work description:

• Collaboration in a practice-oriented research project for simplifying the development of AI applications serving the common welfare
• Design and implementation of a distributed platform (incl. user interfaces, tools, runtime environment, directory services, etc.) for the development and execution of distributed AI applications serving the common welfare
• Supervision of M.Sc. & B.Sc. Theses at TU Berlin about project topics
• Possibility for further qualification promotion (PhD)
• Access to cutting-edge topics in a fully digitized, attractive research environment and real-world laboratory
• Possibility to conduct user studies and interview, as well as organization of workshops and talks concerning research and evaluation of the developed methods

Expected qualifications:

• Successfully completed university degree (master, diploma, or equivalent) in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, or a related field
• Prior experience of work in research projects is highly beneficial
• Good skill of abstraction, modelling, and finding creative solutions
• Experience in design and integration of large systems, coordination of large development teams, integration testing, container technologies and virtualisation
• Experiences in UX, AAA, security and beneficial
• Experiences in artificial intelligence and multi-agent systems
• Experience in software engineering and agile methods of software development, version control, issue management, software testing, etc.
• Very good programming skills, in particular in Java and possibly other languages

Good command of German and English

The associated institute GT-ARC of Technische Universität Berlin is looking for a research assistant (m/f/d) for the collaboration in the research project “Open Innovation Lab AI”, funded by BMAS (Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales) for the provisioning of a software suite for developing AI applications serving the common welfare. The goal of GT-ARC is to pursue research in the field of information and communication technologies in cooperation with other research groups and industry partners.

The goal of the project is to support different actors (individuals, teams, organizations) in the development of AI applications serving the common welfare means of workshops and colloquia for konwledge transfer as well as the development of a comprehensive set of software libraries and tools.

Besides general collaboration in all parts of the project, the focus of the the here advertised position is the design and implementation of a framework for the development of distributed AI applications.

Work description:

• Coordination and direction of a subproject in a practice-oriented research project for simplifying the development of AI applications serving the common welfare
• Design and implementation of a scalable multi-agent framework (incl. life-cycle, interactions, sensor integration) as foundation for the development of AI applications
• Design and implementation of intelligent, universally applicable planning and machine-learning components for the multi-agent framework
• Supervision of M.Sc. & B.Sc. Theses at TU Berlin about project topics
• Possibility for promotion (PhD) or supervision of other PhD candidates
• Access to cutting-edge topics in a fully digitized, attractive research environment and real-world laboratory
• Possibility to conduct user studies and interview, as well as organization of workshops and talks concerning research and evaluation of the developed methods

Expected qualifications:

• Successfully completed university degree (master, diploma, or equivalent) in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, or a related field
• Completed PhD or several years of experience of work in research projects
• Good skill of abstraction, modelling, and finding creative solutions
• Experience in the areas of design and implementation of large systems, multi-agent systems, artificial intelligence, interaction protocols, and negotiations
• Experience in software engineering and agile methods of software development, version control, issue management, software testing, etc.
• Very good programming skills, in particular in Java and possibly other languages
• Good command of German and English

The associated institute GT-ARC of Technische Universität Berlin is looking for a research assistant (m/f/d) for the collaboration in the research project “Open Innovation Lab AI”, funded by BMAS (Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales) for the provisioning of a software suite for developing AI applications serving the common welfare. The goal of GT-ARC is to pursue research in the field of information and communication technologies in cooperation with other research groups and industry partners.

The goal of the project is to support different actors (individuals, teams, organizations) in the development of AI applications serving the common welfare means of workshops and colloquia for konwledge transfer as well as the development of a comprehensive set of software libraries and tools.

Besides general collaboration in all parts of the project, the focus of the the here advertised position is the design and implementation of process modelling tools for AI applications serving the common welfare.

Work description:

• Collaboration in a practice-oriented research project for simplifying the development of AI applications serving the common welfare
• Design and implementation of a visual editor for the easy development of AI applications serving the common welfare based on process models
• Integration of the editor into a runtime environment, e.g. via interpretation of the modelled processes
• Supervision of M.Sc. & B.Sc. Theses at TU Berlin about project topics
• Possibility for further qualification promotion (PhD)
• Access to cutting-edge topics in a fully digitized, attractive research environment and real-world laboratory
• Possibility to conduct user studies and interview, as well as organization of workshops and talks concerning research and evaluation of the developed methods

Expected qualifications:

• Successfully completed university degree (master, diploma, or equivalent) in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, or a related field
• Prior experience of work in research projects is beneficial
• Good skill of abstraction, modelling, and finding creative solutions
• Experience in process modelling (e.g. using BPMN), visual programming, UI development (visual editor), web development
• Experiences in artificial intelligence and multi-agent systems
• Experience in software engineering and agile methods of software development, version control, issue management, software testing, etc.
• Very good programming skills, in particular in Java and possibly other languages
• Good command of German and English

We presented BeIntelli at the Capital Conference organised by the Berlin Agency for Electromobility on 29 June. The focal point of our exhibition was the control centre. The conference was about all topics of connected mobility and the drive turnaround – from intelligent charging systems to autonomous driving. In addition to exciting keynote speeches and panel discussions, we had many good conversations and a stimulating exchange with decision-makers, other innovative research projects as well as young companies and large organisations.

How can we strengthen sustainability with artificial intelligence in the BeIntelli project? We discussed this with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation Turkey at the conference on “Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Life” with students from Bilkent University and Middle Eastern Technical University. We see many opportunities: Reducing emissions through intelligent traffic control, ride-sharing and more inclusive access to mobility.

The conference began with impulses from our project manager Sahin Albayrak and the former member of the Bundestag Dr. Andreas Nick, among others. We then presented our research projects and developed new ideas in interdisciplinary groups, which we would now like to develop further beyond the conference.

In this webinar on December 3, 5G-MOBIX, 5G-CroCo and 5G-CARMEN partners bring forward their experience on challenges faced and lessons learned during deployment and integration of 5G for CAM use cases in cross-border scenarios, namely 5G network connectivity, vehicles/OBUs, and software tools.

Our research director Dr. Fikret Sivrikaya, who is leading the 5G corridor roll-out coordination in 5G-MOBIX, made the opening talk in the webinar and provided a summary of the vehicle/CAM-infrastructure related issues and lessons learned.

Event details and the recording for on-demand viewing are available here.

GT-ARC and three other 5G-MOBIX partners hosted a panel session at the Digital Around the World event on 20-21 October, 2021.

The 5G for CAM panel session took place right after the event opening on October 20th, with the special message from Vinton Cerf, vice president and Chief Internet Evangelist for Google, widely known as one of the “Fathers of the Internet”.

More about the event and recordings are available online at https://digitalaroundtheworld.org/sessions-2021/.

On September 21, GT-ARC hosted its partners from Turkey, Bulgaria, Spain, and UK for the second consortium meeting of CC&IoT project in Berlin. More about the project and the meeting can be found in the project newsletter.

GT-ARC is co-organizing a summer school together with TU Berlin, TU München, University of Lille, University of Oslo, Uni. Stavanger, and SimulaMet. This will take place on 6-10 Sep. 2021 in Lille, France (planned as a physical/on-site event).

MSc students and early-stage PhD students are encouraged to apply. Accommodation and travel expenses for accepted students will be covered by the summer school.

For more information: https://www.gt-arc.com/summer-school-2021/

Our new project BeIntelli, supported by the German Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure, officially started in January 2021.

BeIntelli aims to build a distributed software stack with AI methods for autonomous driving and logistics. The solution is implemented on three levels: digitization of the infrastructure, AI-enabled intelligent processes and a global digital platform with associated tools.

Fore more information: https://dai-labor.de/en/projects/beintelligent/

Our EU H2020 project 5G-MOBIX hosts its second webinar on June 29, 2020, which will focus on the activities at the Greece-Turkey cross-border corridor for CCAM. The user stories designed for “Platooning with see-what-I-see functionality” and “Assisted Border Crossing” will be explained, summarising the work made so far by the consortium as well as the planned next steps.

The full agenda of the webinar is available here. Save the date and click here to register!

Throughout the past three years, GT-ARC has been working on the BMBF-funded project CHARIOT, which focused on the design and development of an IoT middleware with semantic data and service enablers on top of the device abstraction and runtime enviroment layers.

After the successful completion of the project in March 2020, the main activites, results, publications, use cases, and demonstrations are shared with the community on the dedidated project website chariot.gt-arc.com.

The kickoff meeting of the Erasmus+ cooperation project CC+IoT took place in Zonguldak, Turkey, on 21-22 February, 2020 at the premises of Zonguldak Chamber of Commerce & Industry (Zonguldak Ticaret ve Sanayi Odası – ZTSO). The plans for the two-year project were laid out and the task distribution on training modules’ development among partners were conducted in the kickoff meeting.

CC+IoT project is funded through the European Union’s Erasmus+ KA2 Program on “cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices” and focuses on training material and curriculum development for the Internet of Things and Cloud Computing education in vocational schools. In addition to the project coordinator ZTSO, GT-ARC is cooperating with three additional partners from United Kingdom, Spain, and Bulgaria in this project.

As in the past years, GT-ARC has offered also in 2019 internship opportunity to university students with Erasmus+ mobility support, most of whom have come from the renowned universities in Istanbul and Ankara.

Within the Spring, Summer, and Fall terms of 2019, GT-ARC hosted a record number of 27 students (from ODTU, Bilkent, Sabanci, TOBB, and Koc universities) for two to three months of internship. In addition, four high school students (from Istanbul Gymnasium and UWC Mostar) visited GT-ARC to experience the R&D environment and to learn about the ongoing projects on IoT and data analytics.

As part of the LUCS collaboration project with Simula Labs, Norway; GT-ARC and DAI-Labor / TU Berlin jointly hosted a two-week summer school on “Smart Cities for a Sustainable Energy Future” from 19th to 30th August 2019.

40 senior (MSc and PhD) students from all around the world have joined this two-week event to obtain both theoretical and hands-on knowledge in the domains of Smart Cities, Smart Energy Systems, and Internet of Things.

For more info, please see here or here.

Trainees from renowned universities in Turkey came again this year for an internship at GT ARC in Berlin. During their three-month stay, they got an insight into the German university landscape and were able to contribute to the current research projects. They could take on programming tasks or accompany individual work processes in the projects.

Many of the students spent their entire semester breaks at GT ARC and also visited numerous places in Germany. On the one hand, they got to know the higher education landscape in Germany and at the same time they were able to experience German culture first-hand.

After two years of project work, ISCO – An Intelligent Framework for Service Discovery and Composition is completed at the end of May 2018. The project has created an open platform that connects the services of different technologies and devices. Above all services different areas such as energy, transport, information and communication technologies are merged.

On 29 November 2017, GT-ARC Research Director Dr. Sivrikaya presented the research article “Reciprocal Impact of Autonomous Vehicles and Network Resource Management” at the IEEE Vehicular Networking Conference (VNC) in Torino, Italy. The presentation covered the ongoing and planned work on the smart city infrastructure for connected and automated driving in the context of GT-ARC’s ISCO Project and TU Berlin’s DIGINET-PS project.

More on IEEE VNC 2017 conference can be found at http://www.ieee-vnc.org.
More on ISCO Project can be found at: https://www.gt-arc.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/GT-ARC_ISCO_en.pdf
More on DIGINET-PS Project can be found at http://diginet-ps.de

GT ARC Research Director, Dr. Fikret Sivrikaya, participated in the ICT Proposers’ Day in Budapest/Hungary on November the 9th and 10th, 2017. He gave a lecture on “Networking”, got in touch with other participants and exchanged views on project applications. The event is serving as a platform for preparing ICT project applications under the forthcoming Horizon 2020 Work Program 2018-2020.

Participants will receive information on the 2018-2020 ICT Tenders and application tips at the event. The event’s program will feature “networking sessions” to present project ideas, information stands with European Commission staff, as well as workshops and “Face2Face Brokerage” organized by “Ideal-Is”.

Further information on the ICT Proposers’ Day 2017:
https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/ict-proposers-day-2017

This summer GT ARC Berlin offered again students from various universities of Turkey an internship. For three months they were assigned to work on different projects. They got tasks in different fields, like smart grid or electromobility. Some of them worked on the GT ARC project ISCO, so they improved their programming skills. The internship was an opportunity to gain experience in the german academic landscape.

At the beginning of January 2017, GT ARC has officially started with the project “Cognitive Data Analytics Framework” (CODA), founded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. In the next three years should be the machine learning workflow even more automated. The CODA project deals the next three years with basic research on the automation of algorithm selection and hyperparameter optimization in the development process of machine learning solutions. The findings and solutions are available in the form of a software framework, allowing users to focus on the remaining creative aspects of development.

The project “CHARIOT” aims to design and develop a scalable IoT middleware solution that integrates different types of IoT devices, technologies, and stakeholders through open APIs. The three-year project, founded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, started in November 2016.

CHARIOT proposes an IoT middleware framework that aims to address the aforementioned issues to highlight the added value of the holistic networking of IoT. Main challenges are the interoperability of all entities, representation of various actors ranging from simple sensors to complex devices to humans, a logical orchestration of all services, and learning ability for its entities. Furthermore, easy development and deployment of services are additional important aspects to make the system more modular and therefore more adaptable. CHARIOT enables stakeholders to represent various devices, develop efficient and dynamic services, as well as implement novel applications extracting the added value from the holistic networking provided by the IoT middleware.

On June 1st 2016, GT-ARC has officially launched an ambitions two-year project called ISCO (An Intelligent Framework for Service Discovery and Composition), funded by the BMBF. ISCO aims to develop an open and extendable platform that provides different stakeholders with access to city objects (in the form of physical devices and/or digital services). Main challenges of such a platform are the scalability of the platform and efficient discovery of smart city objects. ISCO enables stakeholders of different domains to develop and provide novel, efficient and dynamic services, optionally composed of other existing services in the smart city.

The CeBIT started on Monday, March 14th, 2016 in Hanover. The GT-ARC steering committee meeting also took place in a conference room on the exhibition ground on March 14th, 2016. Representatives of ministry, industry and research from Germany and Turkey who are members of the GT-ARC steering committee attend to the meeting.

After a general greeting, the recent status of GT ARC has been discussed. The next steps have been spoken and the research program has been presented. Especially who will belong to the „Scientific Advisory Board” has been discussed. It is planned to have Turkish, German and also international scientists from industry and research in the “Scientific Advisory Board”. Additionally, it was stressed that GT ARC should focus on few research fields. The next GT ARC steering committee meeting will take place in Istanbul on September 1st, 2016.

Der intermodale Mobilitätsassistent trägt zur umweltfreundlichen, zeitsparenden oder kostengünstigen Routenplanung bei
(TU Berlin, Hochschulzeitung “TU intern” Februar/März Ausgabe 2016)

The GT ARC workshop “Horizon 2020“ take place for the second time in Istanbul on the 27th and 28th of January, 2016. With representatives of industry and research from Turkey and Germany they discussed about possible future projects. On both days the recent calls and research topics within Europe have been of presented and discussed. Goal is it to push efficiently the cooperation between both countries und to strengthen future research projects.

Digital-Pionier Şahin Albayrak über Zukunftsentwicklungen.

This year DAI-Labor and GT-ARC of TU Berlin will once again present their research results at CeBIT Eurasia from 11th to 14th September in hall 9, booth 9D-02, in the “Innovation and Future Technology Arena”.

By entering the apartment the lamp switches on automatically, at the same time the little vacuum cleaning robot welcomes you and dinner is already warmed up in the oven. Experience this special guidance through the home of the future from 11th to 14th September in Istanbul at CeBIT Eurasia. The Distributed Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and partner German-Turkish Advanced Research Centre for ICT – both institutes of Technical University Berlin – will present current and exciting research projects, mainly with focus on “Smart Home”.

The partner stand is divided into five rooms. In each area will be presented different exhibits:

Living room

Smart Media Assistant

The Smart Media Assistant is an Internet based multimedia and entertainment platform for home. Beneath personalized TV, communication and information services which allow an interactive media experience, semantic methods customize the content of the services and information for the user and her needs.

Vacuum cleaning robot

In the project “AutoPnP” (Plug & Play for automation systems) software for robot system has been developed which is easy and cost-saving adaptable to different needs. Exemplified this will be demonstrated on our vacuum cleaning robot. The robot is localized and regulated through sensors and is used by planning and executing different actions – in this case its vacuum cleaning.

Health room

Smart Bike + CLOG

Stay fit through exercise: on the screen appears for any city a route for a virtual bicycle tour in 3D that is visualized over “Google Earth”; additional information about places of interest along the tour create the training entertaining. Special functions as for example the information about the speed, pulse, collected activity points and burned calories motivate.

agnes²

agnes² is a mobile electronic patient folder for tablet PCs which arranges the patient care much more organized and easy. The app is used by patient visits of the “agneszwei”-specialists and was developed in the “KoPrA”-project in cooperation with the AOK.

NutriMe

NutriMe is an application for Android devices, aiming to improve the foodiness. The app analysis and evaluates eaten meals, food habits and physical condition of the user. Thus the app creates an overview about the in a specific time partaken calories, compares them to the target supply and evaluates the food qualitative by dint of the nutrition pyramid.

Kitchen

Smart Nutrition Assistant

What do you cook, if you are not sure, what is in your fridge? You do not need to remember any more if you need a special ingredient for a recipe or the milk expires soon. The Smart Nutrition Assistant knows the food at home and the matching recipes. By cooking he leads step by step through the cooking agenda and knows the nutrition content as well.

Technology Corner

IOLITE

“IOLITE” is characterized through new integrated tools and assistants for health, nutrition and security that support the whole chain of smart home developers, users, installers and providers.

IMA

The project “Intermodal Mobility Assistance” is a web based application which recommends the best route to a specific destination. Therefor the system connects means of transportation and alternatives, like bicycles, electric cars or bus and train. The traffic situation is updated in real-time.

Home Office

Androlyzer

Androlyzer gives any user insight to the app internal of Android devices. The Android security architecture is very coarse meshed. Some apps use that for compromising user´s privacy and the security of the device. We analyze the app data flow and provide the results.

Cloud Crypt

Cloud Crypt is an application for Android devices that can encrypt and store any file securely. This encryption app works analogous to a strongbox which allows access to confidential files only if the correct password has been entered.

AuVeGoS

In “AuVeGoS” a framework for autonomous analysis and verification of e-government systems to ensure security, availability and service quality is developed. For this purpose, e-government service architectures are analyzed for vulnerabilities and measures for improvement of the security configuration are implemented.

SmartSchool

One of SmartSchool´s goals is to increase student-to-student support and to include parents into the learning process. This way, school related stress can be reduced since an improved communication between all participants can lead to a quicker handling of problems and issues. Besides, teachers benefit from an intelligent system that assists them in planning their lectures and assignments. SmartSchool offers comprehensive support to students, teachers and parents and improves communication and transparency in education. It provides solutions for maximum transfer of knowledge by offering smart indexing and search services while helping to plan and model lessons in more effective ways.

PIA Enterprise

PIA Enterprise is an enterprise search engine that has the goal to assist employees to fulfill their daily information gathering tasks. PIA provides access to content from multiple sources within the enterprise such as intranet, web, databases, mails and user desktops whilst taking into account privacy and user rights. The system provides quick access to information and offers personalized continuous information supply to inform users once new content is available.

On 18 July 2014, Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Sahin Albayrak was ceremoniously awarded the Cross of Merit on Ribbon of the Federal Republic of Germany by the Federal Minister of Education and Research, Prof. Dr. Johanna Wanka, for his extensive efforts to improve scientific cooperation between Germany and Turkey and for his commitment to promoting the education of migrants.

Sahin Albayrak is a professor at TU Berlin and has headed the department of “Agent Technologies in Operational Applications and Telecommunications” (AOT) since 2002. He was born in Nazimiye, Turkey, and has been associated with TU Berlin since 1980, when he began his diploma studies in computer science. Since 2002, Sahin Albayrak has also headed the Distributed Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (DAI Laboratory), which now employs around 120 people from all over the world. Furthermore, he is strengthening cooperation between Germany and Turkey, especially in the German-Turkish Advanced Research Centre for ICT (GT-ARC), which he founded. The aim of GT-ARC is to conduct research projects in the field of information and communication technologies in cooperation with scientific institutions and partners. The institute works in close cooperation with leading companies in Germany and Turkey. It is an affiliated institute of the TU Berlin with locations in Berlin and Istanbul. In Berlin it is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, in Turkey by the Ministry of Transport, Shipping and Communications.

The Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany is awarded for special political, economic-social and intellectual achievements as well as for all special services to the Federal Republic of Germany. The Order of Merit was established by the Federal President Theodor Heuss on 7 September 1951 and is the only general award of merit in Germany. As such, it is the highest recognition given by the Federal Republic of Germany for services to the common good.

(Medieninformation der TU Berlin – 12. Juni 2014)

(DAI-Labor – 21. Mai 2014)

(Deutschland.de – 20. Januar 2014)