German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence
AI for humans – Intelligent solutions for the knowledge society
The German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) was founded in 1988 as a non-profit public-private partnership. It has research facilities in Kaiserslautern, Saarbrücken and Bremen, Niedersachsen, laboratories in Berlin and Darmstadt, and branch offices in Lübeck and Trier. In the field of innovative commercial software technology using Artificial Intelligence, DFKI is the leading research center in Germany.
Based on application oriented basic research, DFKI develops product functions, prototypes and patentable solutions in the field of information and communication technology. Research and development projects are conducted in 25 research departments, nine competence centers and eight living labs.
Participating professors and teaching areas
Prof. Hans Schotten (Intelligent Networks):
- Project coordinator of the Open6GHub project
- Guiding vision of the development of 6G and the central role of humans
- Development of overall architecture and central interfaces for spectrum usage concepts
- Nomadic and embedded UnderlayNetworks
- Signal design and adaptive RAN protocols for JC&S and 26GHz
- Context management, networked and multi-party AI
- Trustanker and blockchain and authentication
- Organic networking and RAN-core convergence
- Host for OpenLabs “SmartFactory” and “ConnectedWorlds”
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Prof. Didier Stricker (Augmented Vision):
- Development of the guiding vision for 6G with a focus on human-machine-interaction and AR/VR
- Specification evaluation methodology for performance-assessment for AR/VR applications
- Involved in the Living Lab “Connected Worlds”
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Prof. Paul Lukowicz (Embedded Intelligence):
- Guiding vision of the development of 6G with a focus on embedded intelligence, e.g. for medical technology and SmartLiving
- Specification of evaluation methods for performance assessment for Smart Living and Smart City
- Involved in LivingLab “ConnectedWorlds”
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Prof. Martin Ruskowski (Innovative Factory Systems):
- Guiding vision of the development of 6G with a focus on networked, flexible production environments
- Specification of evaluation methods for performance assessment for industrial applications
- Involved in the OpenLab “Smart Factory”
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Other project partners
