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Image Processing for Precise Industrial Processes
Software-based machine vision methods developed by KIT measure, calibrate, and evaluate industrial processes directly from camera and 3D sensor data.
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AI Soot Check for Fuels
Researchers at KIT have developed an AI model that predicts the soot formation tendency of fuels directly from infrared spectra – completely without combustion tests and complex laser measurement technology.
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Optimized controllability for ceramic composites
At KIT, a process has been developed to produce ceramic composites for electrical control systems that are more controllable with low losses than previous materials.
Software-based optimization of solar cells
The "Energy Yield Calculator" calculates energy yields of new solar cell and solar module structures and thus accelerates their technical development.
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Simulate atomization at multiple scales
Virtual test bench using particle-based hydrodynamics provides improved simulation and realistic visualization of two-phase flows during atomization.
