Events

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The next Fraunhofer IESE hackathon is aimed at all IT security enthusiasts. Individuals or teams can test their skills in Capture the Flag (CTF) challenges and compete against other teams to deepen their knowledge in a practical way.

An individual scholarship with coaching funds and a female community awaits you, along with a nationwide networking event in Berlin. There, you will be supported by female mentors in a peer-to-peer approach and have the opportunity to grow personally through exchanges with mentors and mentees.

In the Fraunhofer ITWM course, you learn about modern image processing workflows for industrial solutions. We show you how to use ToolIP to find the optimal solution for your specific image processing problems and how to use image data for AI training.

The aim of this seminar is to teach basic methods, procedures and techniques in the fields of data analysis and machine learning and to use selected examples to show how these can improve the vehicle development process. Participants will learn not only the basics but also about various application scenarios.

When developing mechanically stressed systems, the dynamic loads that occur in the field play a central role. In this seminar, participants learn not only the basics of load data analysis but also data analysis methods, the creation of test scenarios and the evaluation of measurement campaigns.

In this two-day seminar, participants learn how to statistically verify the reliability of components. In addition to the necessary basic concepts, participants also learn more about the use of machine learning and various statistical learning methods.

This time, the International IPS Cable Simulation Conference takes place in the hometown of fleXstructures in Kaiserslautern and invites users and experts in cable simulation technology to exchange ideas. The development of the innovative software, which is used among other things as a tool for virtual assembly and the DMU of flexible parts, will be presented, as well as new functions.