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Open6GHub+ is funded by the BMFTR and translates research results into industrial applications, standards, and markets. Its focus is on AI in the network, including digital twins, 3D networks with drones/NTN, »Made in Europe« modems, and autonomous subnetworks. OpenLabs and industry sponsors ensure the transfer.

At 42kaiserslautern, visitors can experience research up close: technologies, simulations, and software development come together to create an interactive experience space.

The video shows the highlights and explains how innovation becomes tangible on site: with practical exhibits, exciting lectures, and direct exchange.

The RPTU's »MAMBO#5« research project supports SMEs in their transition to digital production. The aim is to achieve modular, manufacturer-independent automation that gradually optimizes existing systems, reduces the workload on skilled workers, and increases productivity. 

In the »SustainChain« project, Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences, Fraunhofer IESE, Friends of Digital Farming, and DLG support SMEs in the agricultural and food sector in digitally implementing sustainability requirements and participating in data rooms. At its core is a practical guide with a reference model (RDS) as a »roadmap« for systems, data flows, and standards.

At DFKI, researchers link biomedical data in knowledge graphs so that AI can recognize patterns and provide clues for more accurate diagnoses, therapies, and medications. DFKI focuses on transparent recommendations, strict data protection, and close cooperation with practitioners to bring innovation to medicine in a responsible manner.

The energy industry faces major challenges: security of supply, climate neutrality, and efficiency must all be achieved simultaneously. At E-world Energy and Water 2026, Fraunhofer ITWM demonstrates how digital technologies are accelerating this transformation. 

The »TU-Nachwuchsring« now goes by the new name »REaCh – RPTU Center for Early Career Researchers«. This more clearly emphasizes its focus on supporting scientists in the early stages of their careers. Its previous strengths remain unchanged – »REaCh« is the TU-Nachwuchsring, only further developed.