Celebrating together even when you're not in the same place – is that possible? Chemnitz University of Technology is investigating how social interaction can work during virtual live events. They are now looking for pairs of participants for a current VR study. | more
Europe's industrial sector is set to become less dependent on Asia. The Bitterfeld-Wolfen Chemical Park aims to capitalize on this trend and actively attract new investors. But space is running short. | more
Schon wieder zu viel gegessen oder eine wichtige Aufgabe aufgeschoben? Oft reagieren wir auf solche Verhaltensweisen mit Selbstkritik. Doch damit bekämpfen wir meist nur das sichtbare Symptom – und übersehen, was wir in diesem Moment wirklich brauchen. | more
Saxony is facing an aging population and a shortage of skilled workers. South Korea is focusing on digitalization and robotics. Could that also serve as a model for the Free State of Saxony? | more
How Apple's Vision Pro smart glasses are helping surgeons worldwide perform surgeries more quickly and with less stress—and why Apple still has to wait for the billion-dollar market. | more
Germany has fallen behind in the electric car sector. Now, with the advent of autonomous driving, the next major shift is underway. Saxony aims to take a leading role in this development. | more
Ein Hercules E-Bike für 999 statt 2.199 Euro, ein Fully 3.000 Euro unter UVP und reduzierte CUBE Bikes: Die Fahrrad-Kette räumt für neue Modelle das Lager. Wir zeigen, welches Angebot zu welchem Rad-Typ passt. | more
The Dresden Stollen is no easy task for artificial intelligence. Amid the almonds, fruits, and sultanas, it must determine what belongs in the cake—and what needs to be sorted out. | more
Private chats in the EU may soon be subject to screening for signs of child abuse again. Saxony's interior minister sees this as an important tool for investigators. | more
Dresden erwartet 1.500 KI-Fachleute: Bei der Brains on Silicon geht es um Umsetzung statt Theorie. Zwei-Tages-Tickets gibt es mit 60 Euro Rabatt nur noch heute. | more
The sweater or jacket has been cut to size. But what happens to the leftover fabric? The textile industry generates many metric tons of these scraps every year. Two female entrepreneurs from Leipzig have an idea for a better solution. They received support from Chemnitz University of Technology. | more
A fall, an unnoticed infection, a person in the dark: Researchers in Dresden are developing a new generation of heat sensors designed to reliably detect such situations in the future. This presents an opportunity to improve safety in medicine, daily life, and transportation. | more
Gute Nachrichten tun gut. In unserem freitäglichen Good Newsletter bündeln wir die Geschichten, die Mut machen, inspirieren und zeigen, was in Sachsen vorangeht. Jetzt abonnieren und positive Nachrichten direkt ins Postfach bekommen. | more
Electric aircraft need more than just new propulsion systems. Researchers at Chemnitz University of Technology are working on a more efficient power supply system designed to make the flights of the future possible. | more
The West Saxon University of Applied Sciences has opened its new technical center in Zwickau. Among other things, sustainable textiles are to be developed in the university’s largest research building in the future. Which materials will be used for this purpose? | more
In jedem Verein, in jeder Straße, in jedem Treppenhaus gibt es diesen einen Menschen, der einfach da ist – ohne Bezahlung, ohne Applaus, oft ohne ein einziges Dankeschön. DIE SACHSEN NEWS startet eine neue Serie und sucht genau diese Menschen: Sachsens Alltagshelden. Und die Chancen stehen gut, dass Sie selbst schon eine oder einen kennen. | more
BMW's next generation of electric cars is on the horizon. Renovations are already underway in Leipzig. The automaker is preparing the facility for the "New Class." | more
True random numbers are at the heart of all secure encryption. Researchers at Fraunhofer IPMS in Dresden have developed Q-Dice, a generator that derives randomness directly from quantum physics. This makes it significantly more difficult for hackers to attack passwords and bank data. | more
In Dresden-Pieschen fertigt Andrea Rehn im Zentralwerk personalisierte Geschenke für frischgebackene Eltern und deren Familien. Besonders gefragt sind bestickte Windeln mit Geburtsdaten sowie kreative Windeltorten – und das nicht nur online, sondern auch deutschlandweit über DM-Märkte. Jetzt gibt es 10 Prozent Rabatt im Shop. | more
Self-driving cars that can tell when their passengers are feeling unwell—and react immediately: As part of the STADT:up project, researchers at Chemnitz University of Technology have developed a system that analyzes facial expressions in real time and is designed to make autonomous driving in the city safer and more comfortable. | more
Tiny chips are set to revolutionize the medicine of tomorrow. The Dresden-based research cluster SEMECO is developing semiconductors that will make hospitals safer, medical devices smarter, and treatments more effective. With 15 million euros in funding, the project is now entering a crucial phase. | more
Zahnbehandlungen können in Deutschland schnell zur finanziellen Belastung werden. Besonders bei Implantaten, Kronen, Brücken oder umfangreichem Zahnersatz liegen die Kosten häufig im vierstelligen Bereich. Viele Patienten stehen dann vor einer schwierigen Entscheidung: Behandlung durchführen lassen und hohe Eigenanteile zahlen – oder den Eingriff aufschieben, obwohl er medizinisch sinnvoll wäre. | more
Could humanoid robots soon become a common sight in car factories? BMW is launching the next phase of testing in Leipzig—and is already preparing for wider deployment. | more
Saxony’s swimming pools have clear rules against taking photos and videos. Nevertheless, smart glasses remain a gray area because they are virtually impossible to monitor. | more
Schon wieder zu viel gegessen oder eine wichtige Aufgabe aufgeschoben? Oft reagieren wir auf solche Verhaltensweisen mit Selbstkritik. Doch damit bekämpfen wir meist nur das sichtbare Symptom – und übersehen, was wir in diesem Moment wirklich brauchen. | more
At Leipzig University Hospital, tailor-made surgical tools are being produced using 3D printing to make operations more precise and less invasive. Now the team is already working on the next step: smart glasses that project patient data directly into the surgeon’s field of view. | more
The Schwarzwassertal valley in the Ore Mountains is a popular destination for hikers. It is also home to an important monument to silver and tin ore mining in this region. | more
Ein Hercules E-Bike für 999 statt 2.199 Euro, ein Fully 3.000 Euro unter UVP und reduzierte CUBE Bikes: Die Fahrrad-Kette räumt für neue Modelle das Lager. Wir zeigen, welches Angebot zu welchem Rad-Typ passt. | more
A factory hall, an operating theater, a foreign city — all of it virtual, and all of it at TU Dresden. The university’s new holodeck allows several people to experience the same digital world at once. At the same time, a newly opened quantum lab is exploring how future communication networks could become faster and more secure. | more
A screen barely larger than a postage stamp, yet packing more than four million pixels: researchers in Dresden have developed a microdisplay aimed at making augmented reality glasses brighter, sharper, and more practical for everyday use. | more
Dresden erwartet 1.500 KI-Fachleute: Bei der Brains on Silicon geht es um Umsetzung statt Theorie. Zwei-Tages-Tickets gibt es mit 60 Euro Rabatt nur noch heute. | more
New sensors from Saxony are designed to detect environmental changes immediately. This not only helps in the forest. The AI also helps to measure even the smallest pollutants directly on site. | more
How could 6G change processes in hospitals? A research project shows how new technology can support patients and staff. | more
Gute Nachrichten tun gut. In unserem freitäglichen Good Newsletter bündeln wir die Geschichten, die Mut machen, inspirieren und zeigen, was in Sachsen vorangeht. Jetzt abonnieren und positive Nachrichten direkt ins Postfach bekommen. | more
Eavesdropping-proof communication and powerful quantum computers need one thing above all: single photons that can be precisely controlled. A Saxon research team from HTW Dresden, Fraunhofer and two technical universities is now working on this – using tiny crystals and highly sensitive detectors. | more
