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IoMT: Connected Health

The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) has the ability to unlock huge potential for the healthcare sector in terms of costs, treatment and the allocation of human resources. However, harnessing that potential will be impossible without smart data management.

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Cybersecurity: Attacks at a record level

The quick transition to working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic comes with high risks, without suitable security measures. This is because an “analog” virus could prepare the environment for its digital relatives.

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Smart buildings: Structures that think

Smart, networked real estate will house the long-term living and working environments of the future. However, for this to happen, traditional building automation needs to transform into forecast-based management using data generated by sensors and AI technologies.

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Autonomous Vehicle: Federal government accelerates the driverless race

Self-driving cars aren’t a 21st century development. More than 30 years ago, a German professor sent a Mercedes on its way with no-one at the wheel. Now a law is to bring autonomous vehicles from the research laboratories to the street in Germany.

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6G – Digital twins for everything and everyone

Europe is still waiting for widespread availability of 5G, as the next mobile communication generation is already being prepared. It is to be capable of all the things that the current generation had promised.

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AIoT: Artificial intelligence meets IoT

IoT is good, IoT with AI is better by miles. Only by using artificial intelligence can the tsunami of data result in a basis for informed decision-making.

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Digital health: medical technology of the future

The digital healthcare market is continuing to pick up speed, with technology giants scoring points with their huge volumes of data, and companies and platform providers with their combination of virtual and real services.

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Telemedicine is only just starting out

The coronavirus pandemic has given a huge boost to telemedicine in Germany. In other countries, however, video appointments and other telemedical services have long since been part of regular healthcare.

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IIoT: The central nervous system of digitalization

IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) is establishing itself as a central element of the digital transformation. It promises more revenue, higher productivity, fewer costs and the prospect of new business models.

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Entrepreneurs in Germany faster than in the U.S.

The coronavirus pandemic could end up accelerating startups in several sectors. At least where speed is concerned, Germany is one step ahead in several industries.

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E-mobility: E for electronic

Electric drives, digitalization, networking and autonomous driving are making up more and more of the electronics in cars.

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Digital push from the coronavirus

Boost and challenge: the corona pandemic shows how critically important the medtech industry is around the world.

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Embedded Systems & Sensor Technology: Innovation turbo of the 21st century

With the help of “intelligent” embedded technologies, devices and machines will increasingly make their own decisions in the future.

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ZVEI: The global microelectronics market

Overall, the market for microelectronics is stable. To ensure that this remains so in Europe and Germany, the promotion of R&D and production will continue to be necessary in the future.

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Smart Energy: Energy world in upheaval

The energy world is in upheaval - digitalization and decentralization are creating new business models

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Digital transformation: Management 4.0

The topic of digitalization is “rampant” throughout companies. This trend is linked to a wide range of uncertainties, thus demanding a not entirely new character trait particularly from managers.

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Mobility concepts: self-driving cars with acceptance problems

Driving without a human driver will be possible in the not too distant future. But many of the intended users are still clinging to their steering wheel. According to a recent study, however, certain autonomous mobility concepts could be popular with many of those surveyed.