HOCHSCHULE REUTLINGEN

Our range of AI services for production, logistics and maintenance

The employees of Werk150 at Reutlingen University have a wide range of expertise in the field of applied artificial intelligence for production, logistics and maintenance.

GENERATIVE AI

We make knowledge usable and automate the handling of unstructured information.

From extracting relevant data from unstructured sources to intelligent, natural language-based assistant systems, all the way to seamless integration of interfaces — generative AI models, such as GPTs, are revolutionizing knowledge management. With powerful models, we create efficient solutions for communication and automation in businesses.

TIME SERIES ANALYSIS

We detect data-driven patterns, prevent failures, and optimize processes.

From identifying anomalies in production data to predictive maintenance and the detection and forecasting of logistics bottlenecks – time series analyses provide insights into complex operations. With data-driven solutions, we increase the efficiency of your processes, minimize downtime, and enable informed decision-making.

COMPUTER VISION

We teach computers to see and thereby automate visual tasks.

From automatic incoming goods inspection to assembly and process monitoring, all the way to intelligent quality control – computer vision enables the automation of visual tasks. Thanks to synthetic training data, we achieve highly efficient model training without the need for time-consuming image collection.

Cooperation with industrial companies

AI Matters as an innovation driver for AI in European production

In 2024, the European Union launched the AI-MATTERS network to support so-called “Testing and Experimentation Facilities” (TEFs) for AI in manufacturing. The network consists of 25 institutions from eight EU countries. Together with the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation in Stuttgart, Werk150 offers services for providers and users of AI technologies. On 775 m² of shopfloor space, AI technologies can be tested in realistic assembly and logistics infrastructure settings. The following resources are available:

  • Mobile robotics (AGVs, AMRs)
  • Cobots
  • Tracking and tracing systems
  • Machine vision systems
  • 5G networks

 

Examples of services at Werk150

Your contact persons

 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Vera Hummel

 

Logistics Network Planning and Design

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Prof. Dr. Techn. Daniel Palm

 

Logistics Management - Supply Planning

 

Maximilian Hentsch, M. Eng.

 

Werk150

 

Nils Künster M.Sc.

 

Werk150

 

Jan Schuhmacher M. Sc., MBE

 

Werk150