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AI in Practice: Ideas, Applications, Partners

The promises surrounding artificial intelligence are vast, yet practical experience within businesses is often still limited. The event format “AI in Practice: Ideas, Applications, Partners” is aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) wishing to find out whether and how AI can deliver tangible benefits. Anyone with an interest in the subject is also welcome.

Find out what is possible, where the limitations lie, which questions need to be clarified before getting started, and how other companies have integrated AI into their processes, products or services.

You can look forward to short talks, practical demonstrations and open discussions. No prior knowledge is required. Come along, share your experiences, network with potential partners, and take away ideas for projects and your business.

Upcoming events

Upcoming “AI in Practice: Ideas, Applications, Partners” events will be published soon.

Previous events

Agenda

Intro

Get to know ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig, it’s research, transfer activities and services.

Dr. Christoph Lehmann (TU Dresden, ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig)

AI-Vision: developed for Industry

Georg Lempe demonstrates the wide range of industrial applications for Vision AI and provides an overview of the current state of the art using practical examples.

Georg Lempe (Grünspecht Vision Labs)

AI designing physical AI

How can AI help to develop intelligent physical systems? Drawing on his experience of automating scientific work and current developments in AI – such as the creation of CAD models and the control of robots – Adrian Zimmermann will provide an insight into new possibilities at the interface between AI and robotics. This will cover specific approaches, unresolved questions and future prospects.

Adrian Zimmermann (insightformer)

Conclusion

Open exchange at the Living Lab with opportunities for:

  • Discussions and dialogue
  • Sharing insights on tools, hardware, and workflows
  • Networking with researchers, developers, and those interested in AI

Agenda

Welcome & Introduction ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig

A brief introduction to ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig, its research activities, and the opportunities it offers for academia, industry, and society. We’ll also show you how you can get in touch with us and initiate joint AI projects

Oliver Welz (Leipzig University, ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig)

Pitch: YETI – Young Entrepreneurs in Tech and Innovation

YETI supports technology-focused startup initiatives and innovative project ideas. During the pitch, you’ll learn about the resources, funding opportunities, and networks available to aspiring entrepreneurs, and how an idea can be turned into an initial project or startup.

Jaden Poppitz (YETI)

Introducing the Institute for Natural Product Technology at TU Dresden

The Institute for Natural Product Technology (INT) at TU Dresden focuses on the sustainable use of biological raw materials and the development of innovative processes for the bioeconomy. Its research ranges from biotechnological processes and sustainable materials to data-driven methods for modern production and development systems. The presentation provides insights into the institute’s current activities and potential connections to data science and artificial intelligence.

Julian Hagert (TU Dresden)

„Multimodal Approaches for Information Extraction from Industrial Product Labels“

Thesis by Jannes Nitzsche in collaboration with Telekom MMS

Industrial product labels contain structured information such as item numbers, descriptions, or quantity details, and the automated extraction of this information poses a major challenge in logistics and warehouse automation. This thesis compares various approaches to extracting this information in terms of extraction quality, robustness, and processing speed. The collaboration with Telekom MMS demonstrates a real-world use case for the productive deployment of current AI technologies in an industrial setting.

Jannes Nitzsche

ScaDS.AI Dresden: Services, HPC, and Transfer Options

What infrastructure is available to researchers, students, startups, and companies? This article provides an overview of ScaDS.AI’s AI and HPC resources, consulting and collaboration opportunities, and possibilities for joint research and technology transfer projects. It also outlines ways in which external partners can gain access to expertise, computing resources, and support for AI applications.

Moritz Müller (TU Dresden, ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig)

OpenLab, Demos & Networking

  • Open discussion. Room for:Discussions and exchange
  • Demos & spontaneous project presentations
  • Exchange on tools, hardware, and workflows
  • Networking with researchers, developers, students, and those interested in starting a business

About the format

funded by:
Gefördert vom Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung.
Gefördert vom Freistaat Sachsen.