CeTI’s central vision is to enable humans to interact in quasi real-time with cyber-physical systems (CPS) in the real or virtual world over intelligent wide-area communication networks. Such advances go far beyond the current state-of-the-art approaches in computer and engineering sciences: intelligent communication networks and adaptive CPS for quasi real-time co-operations with humans require online mutual learning mechanisms, which are crucial challenges.
To tackle these challenges, CeTI will conduct unique interdisciplinary research and will address major open research topics in key areas of the complexity of human control in the human–machine loop, sensor and actuator technologies, software and hardware designs, and the communication networks as the basis for several novel use cases grouped in medicine, industry, and the Internet of Skills.
CeTI’s central vision is to enable humans to interact in quasi real-time with cyber-physical systems (CPS) in the real or virtual world over intelligent wide-area communication networks. Such advances go far beyond the current state-of-the-art approaches in computer and engineering sciences: intelligent communication networks and adaptive CPS for quasi real-time co-operations with humans require online mutual learning mechanisms, which are crucial challenges.
To tackle these challenges, CeTI will conduct unique interdisciplinary research and will address major open research topics in key areas of the complexity of human control in the human–machine loop, sensor and actuator technologies, software and hardware designs, and the communication networks as the basis for several novel use cases grouped in medicine, industry, and the Internet of Skills.
CeTI is democratising skills on global scale.
CeTI is democratising skills on global scale.
Farewell Interview with Florian Wieczorek
Our CeTI team member Florian Wieczorek worked at the Institute for Textile Machinery and High Performance Materials (ITM) at TU Dresden. His scientific work dealt with Smart Textiles, medical textiles [...]
MINT-EC-Camp
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Türen Auf! Mit der Maus
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Robotics Festival 2022
Robot Valley on Tour: Together with the 6G-life research hub, we attended the Robotics Festival 2022 in Leipzig. After the successful premiere of last year's Robotics Festival [...]
Workshop Self Care at Work
When: November 01 2022
Where: Online
Together with SHITSHOW we launched the Mental Health Days in April. Mental health is crucial for everything! People who feel mentally stressed are more likely to have health problems and are less motivated and creative. Only when we feel good are we able to do good work.
Especially during work, we are confronted with various challenges that also influence our mental well-being: We have to establish healthy routines, master communication via digital tools and negotiate boundaries. In this online training, we impart knowledge and techniques for daily mental hygiene on the job and provide initial impulses to bring work and self care into a helpful balance. In addition to reflect on their own needs, participants learn strategies for self-organisation and time management and are given a tool for sustainable habit change with the WOOP method.
More information here.
Juniordoktor
When: February 2023
Where: TU Dresden, Barkhausen-Bau
Once again, we will be part of the Juniordoktor next year. Students from grades 3 to 12 can gain an insight into research, engineering, politics and culture in Dresden. While experimenting, tinkering, programming and exploring, participants can get to know world-renowned scientific departments from Dresden. Various workshops, laboratories, lecture halls and exhibitions are visited throughout the school year, and the world of science and research is explored along the way. The goal is not only to have a lot of fun and learn, but also to have the doctoral hat on at the end. The program successfully started its fourteenth year in 2021/22.
There is no application deadline. The Juniordoktor 2021/22 project season started in October 2021 and ended on July 8, 2022 with the Dresden Science Night. Registration for the next season is now available free of charge here. We look forward to all junior doctors visiting us at CeTI!
Schau Rein!
When: March 13 – 18, 2023
Where: TU Dresden, Barkhausen-Bau
SCHAU REIN! is the opportunity to get a taste of very different professions. For a few hours, students look at a company and can talk to employees, managers and trainees. SCHAU REIN! is Saxony’s largest career guidance initiative. In no other week of the year are so many students on their feet at the same time to get to know companies from the inside.
On site, they can try out their skills and find out what is important for a successful application. CeTI is participating in SCHAU REIN! during the week from March 13 to 18, 2023, and will provide an interesting insight into the opportunities offered by engineering studies at TU Dresden and the career paths available.
More Information here.
Registration here.