EU AI Act: Overview of key content and requirements
The EU AI Act is in everyone’s mind, with many not knowing what it is, who it affects and what its consequences are.
The following contribution explains what you need to know...
Innovation Day Robotik meets AI – looking at the future of flexible production
On 24 September 2025, the innovation day ‘Robotik meets AI’ opened its doors at ZEMA – Centre for Mechatronics and Automation Technologies in Saarbrücken, offering nearly two dozen participants from industry, research and technology enthusiasts...
Smart City Kirkel: How a municipality with LoRaWAN and open source digitalisation can experience
The municipality of Kirkel in the Saarpfalz district is impressively showing how digitalisation can be achieved at municipal level. With the development of an open LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) network, Kirkel is laying the groundwork for a wide range of smart city applications...
Cloud computing and SaaS offers
In an increasingly digitalised world, many European companies are looking for cloud computing and software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions that meet their specific needs. While non-European suppliers dominate the market, European alternatives are becoming increasingly important, in particular due to political uncertainties...
AI agents: Autonomous supporters for the digital future
In an increasingly digitalised world, AI agents can play an important role. These systems act independently, take autonomous decisions and adapt dynamically to new situations. AI agents revolutionise work processes and open up new opportunities for the world of work...
Borderless innovation: EDIH Saarland & the Greater Region*
In an increasingly interconnected world, innovation does not end at national borders. Therefore, the European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) Saarland works closely with the EDIHs and the Enterprise Europe Networks (EENs) of the Greater Region...
Smart use of funding programmes – digitalisation with a tailwind
Imagine you could equip your company with new technology, efficiently digitalise processes and provide targeted training to your staff – with financial support...
Europe and High-Performance Computing: Trends, challenges and future prospects
High-performance computing (HPC) is developing rapidly. In particular, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) leads to sharply increasing computing requirements. At the same time, traditional HPC applications, such as material research or fluid dynamics, are becoming increasingly complex and also require increasingly powerful systems...
Sustainability as a strategic opportunity
Digitalisation and sustainability go hand in hand. On the one hand, digitalisation itself generates significant CO2 emissions, such as the operation of data centres and the energy consumption of digital devices. On the other hand, it offers enormous opportunities to make processes more efficient and resource efficient...
Working better through smart technology: How Motion Capture revolutionises your workplace ergonomics
Industrial assembly requirements are increasing: Product variants are on the rise, life cycles become shorter – and despite increasing automation, humans remain essential. Why? Because it is difficult to replace its ability to think and act flexibly with machines...