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Black T-shirts and stretch jeans usually end up in waste incineration because sorting plants cannot recognize them. Researchers at the IOM in Leipzig want to change this. In a European project, they are developing new technologies with artificial intelligence that can also sort problematic textiles. The EU is funding the project with five million euros.
A special kind of camera is being developed at the Fraunhofer IPMS in Dresden: it combines artificial intelligence with spectral analysis to detect the chemical properties of materials. The compact technology makes quality checks in factories, recycling plants and fields faster, more precise and more sustainable. From fresh food to single-origin plastic recycling - the development opens up numerous applications.
A new measuring adapter from Dresden is revolutionizing materials research. Researchers at Fraunhofer IPMS can use it to test eight samples simultaneously - a breakthrough for the development of displays, solar cells and sensors. The innovation saves time and accelerates the path to better electronics.
Diamonds with flaws as a tool for science: the new professor Aparajita Singha at TU Dresden uses special diamond sensors to measure magnetic signals from individual atoms. Her ambitious goal for the next five years is to carry out these measurements at room temperature - something that no one else in the world has yet managed to do. Her research in the Cluster of Excellence ctd.qmat is an important basis for future quantum computers and strengthens Saxony's position in quantum technology.
TU Dresden is developing the sixth generation of mobile communications with TU Munich. From 2030, 6G should enable remote care robots and operations. The focus is on the connection between man and machine. The Federal Ministry of Education and Research is funding the project with 25 million euros.
High energy prices and climate protection - hydrogen is supposed to solve both problems. But the technology is expensive. Four Saxon universities are now developing fuel cells that can be reused. The "Hy²Cycle" project could advance the energy transition.
Tiny magnetic vortices exhibit surprising behavior. Researchers at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf have discovered oscillation states that were previously unknown. The trick is that the effect can be generated with a tiny amount of energy. The discovery could help to connect different computer technologies.
From the soot dust to the clean room: the change of job could hardly be starker. But the structural change in the lignite mining regions makes unusual paths necessary.
Paulina Ließner prefers a paintbrush to a laptop. Across Saxony, interest in apprenticeships in the skilled trades is on the rise - despite digitalization and AI. Or is that precisely why?
420 new jobs, 220 million euros and a material without critical raw materials: How the "SuperFactory" near Leipzig wants to shake up Europe's electricity grids and green markets.
First musical instruments, then radios, now parts for satellites: Bremen-based aerospace company OHB is taking over the Technisat plant in Saxony. All employees are to stay.
First musical instruments, then radios, now parts for satellites: Bremen-based aerospace company OHB is taking over the Technisat plant in Saxony. All employees are to stay.
Solar modules on trucks and buses can supply electricity for refrigeration units or air conditioning systems. They are manufactured in Saxony.
More than 40 percent of sixth form students in Saxony choose computer science, compared to just 16 percent nationwide. What makes Saxony different from the rest?
The Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC earned more than expected in the third quarter. Driven by the global AI boom, profits grew by almost 40 percent.
The Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC earned more than expected in the third quarter. Driven by the global AI boom, profits grew by almost 40 percent.
Work on the main and ancillary buildings can begin. Production in the factory is scheduled to start in 2027.
Can a small wooden figure with AI technology provide emotional support for senior citizens? A pilot project in Saxony is investigating this question.
If you want to stay on the ball with AI and computer chips, you need semiconductors. Germany is courting cooperation in the high-tech country of Taiwan. What role Saxony of all places plays in this.
Taiwan is known for its semiconductor technology. However, the country is under pressure, which is why President Lai Ching-te is increasingly seeking cooperation. The Free State of Saxony also has something to do with this.
In 2026, Saxony will continue to focus on its international presence: the state plans to open up new markets and showcase innovations from various sectors at 18 trade fairs.
The future of AI could lie in a kind of artificial brain. Dresden-based start-up Spinncloud, a leading provider of such neuromorphic AI chips, has now secured a major order.
Deutsche Bahn is testing the new high-speed train from Siemens between Erfurt and Halle. The train is traveling as fast as possible.
The first planetarium was opened in Munich 100 years ago. Since then, the vastness of the universe has also been explored musically.
In the middle of summer, the snow ploughs move out at Leipzig/Halle Airport. It's not a mistake in the calendar: the airport is testing self-propelled snow clearing vehicles. Snow is not needed for this.
Every year on Whit Monday, many historic mills open their doors to visitors. The nationwide kick-off was celebrated in North Saxony.
Leipzig is facing new economic challenges. Can the city's diversification strategies compensate for declining trade tax revenues?
Back in operation after a two-week break: the historic funicular in Dresden not only connects districts, but also offers a charming route.
Leipzig invites you to the Saxon Energy Days 2025 - Experience lectures, guided tours and more about the energy transition free of charge from April 5 to 26.
A modified enzyme from Leipzig's South Cemetery decomposes plastic in record time and is said to be the solution to the plastic crisis.
Artificial intelligence also poses challenges for data protection. The two are not mutually exclusive, says Saxony's data protection officer.
Artificial intelligence also poses challenges for data protection. The two are not mutually exclusive, says Saxony's data protection officer.
Two further semiconductor plants are to be completed in the Saxon state capital over the next two years. This will create 3,000 jobs.
Data protection, digitalization, trust - a difficult interplay that was discussed at the first Central German Data Protection Day. It was also about the future of data protection authorities.
Görlitz becomes a location for the armaments industry. The history of rail vehicle production ends after 175 years. In future, armored parts will be manufactured here.
Founded in 1992, the technology provider Komsa has grown to become one of the largest family businesses in the East. Following the merger with Westcoast, the previous boss is now leaving the company.
The city of Dresden's website was unavailable for hours - during a bomb disposal operation of all things. One day later, the city administration reports that all systems are up and running again.
A wind turbine more than 350 meters high is to be erected in Lusatia in Brandenburg - much larger than conventional turbines. According to the company, there is great interest in such giants.
Chemnitz University of Technology receives millions for a new rail technology project. The aim: innovative solutions for rail transportation.
The State Palaces, Castles and Gardens of Saxony are relying on new technology in times of climate change. A watering robot fills itself and makes the gardeners' work easier.
A year ago, the Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC announced the construction of a plant in Dresden. Now the ground-breaking ceremony has taken place in the north of the city, where other industry giants are also based.
A year ago, the Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC announced the construction of a plant in Dresden. Now the ground-breaking ceremony is taking place in the north of Dresden, where other major players in the industry are also based.
Dresden is one of the most important international locations for the semiconductor industry. Now industry giant TSMC is coming from Taiwan for a joint venture with other companies. Hopes are high.
High-tech in a baroque landscape: the State Palaces, Castles and Gardens of Saxony are relying on the support of researchers in times of climate change. One fruitful result is now being put to use.
While many footballers are now taking a break after the European Championships, the robot soccer team from HTWK Leipzig is preparing for the World Cup. The kick-off is on July 17 in Eindhoven.
The Fichtelberg suspension railroad is celebrating its 100th anniversary and is an important attraction for tourists in the Ore Mountains. Find out more about the history and significance of Germany's oldest aerial cableway.
Several studies show that the reading skills of children in Germany are deteriorating. An innovative project at Chemnitz University of Technology has tackled this problem: CLELO, a non-profit research project headed by Prof. Dr. Herbert Endres.
AI is regarded as the technology of the future par excellence - also for Saxony's economy. Many new companies have been founded in the sector in recent years. Regionally, Dresden is leading the way.
The chairman of the Saxon Association of General Practitioners criticizes the constant failures of the telematics infrastructure in doctors' practices and demands consequences from legislators.
Saxony's government invites to congress on practical applications of AI
The East German washing-up liquid manufacturer Fit GmbH has invested 6 million euros in production technology and is planning to spend a further 15 million euros on expanding its capacity. The company also plans to build its own wind turbine for energy independence.
Pharmacies in Saxony struggle with hours of technical failures for e-prescriptions, demand action from Federal Minister of Health
Saxony's Minister of Economic Affairs Martin Dulig (SPD) remains committed to a test center for railroad technology (Tetis) in the east of the state.
The company "Opes Solar Mobility" is planning to produce special solar technology for vehicles such as trucks, motorhomes and buses in Zwenkau from the end of this year. This is expected to create around 120 jobs.
German Air Traffic Control (DFS) announced that flight operations at Dresden Airport will not be monitored from Leipzig until the end of 2025, three years later than planned.
According to experts, smart textiles are not yet a mass market application. The automotive industry and medicine are currently driving growth.
An artists' collective causes a stir and criticizes the German government with a deepfake video imitating Chancellor Scholz. Video calls for AfD ban.
Discover the world of laser micromachining with 3D-Micromac AG. Find out how this Saxon company is pushing the boundaries of technology.
There are many website and publishing technologies, but few are as innovative as the modern headless CMS, some of which come entirely from the cloud.
Lieferando cooperates with Saturn and Mediamarkt to deliver tech products to users.
After VW has fixed the software malfunction, the plants in Saxony will start up again as scheduled
The robo team from a university in Leipzig wants to win nothing less than the world championship title next week in Bordeaux, France, with its soccer-playing robots. But what looks like an event for absolute nerds also helps solve bigger questions.
With an investment of 4 billion euros, Germany is strengthening its semiconductor industry, with Silicon Saxony playing a key role.