The "Digital Timber Construction" Lab (DTC) has recently completed an impressive research demonstrator: a lightweight and environmentally friendly timber grid shell. This pavilion is part of the "Timber Structure Interface" (TSI) research project, funded by the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (FNR) and led by Prof. Dr. Christopher Robeller. →
Students from of Augsburg University Applied Sciences and Seoul National University of Science and Technology worked in teams within the framework of 2 workshops on the topic of perception of space. →
Hopfenzitz Gerüstbau GmbH has been active in the traditional scaffolding trade in the Augsburg region since 1910. With its many years of experience, the medium-sized company offers a suitable solution for every construction project, ranging from typical system scaffolding to special constructions. Due to many manual work steps with pen and paper, the recording of all project-related information on the construction site does not meet a high-quality standard. This time-consuming and error-prone process leads to delays and queries due to misunderstandings between project planning and the employees on the construction site. →
The aim of the project is to better understand customers based on data. →
As globalization and digitalization continue to shape the business landscape, companies are faced with increasingly complex challenges. The rising tide of data and information necessitates extensive adaptation across all levels of corporate structure. It's essential to bolster established frameworks with digital technologies from the present era and expand upon them. →
The days of planning with pen and paper are a thing of the past. Our goal is to make creating and managing a schedule as simple and straightforward as possible. In collaboration with the Firefighter Experience World and Team 23, our project team is developing a web application for schedule management for the employees of the experience world. →
Farmers currently notify the Lamerdingen feed drying plant by telephone of the quantity of green waste they wish to process on a date of their choice approx. 1-3 weeks in advance. The quantity is estimated by the farmer on the basis of his experience. The production manager enters this data by hand on a form. As soon as the date is reached, the mowing is arranged by mutual agreement, the collection is organised and the processing is carried out.
As some employees have no knowledge of word processing, handwriting recognition would be a great advantage. Precise requirements for the actual project work will be worked out together with the project partners. →
As public institutions, museums have a keen interest in providing their visitors with an experience. To continuously improve exhibitions, museums require both qualitative data from visitor books and reliable quantitative data, such as visitor numbers and paths taken. Currently, these are scarcely collected within museums. With Theia's crowd tracking, we are developing a straightforward system capable of capturing and processing real-time visitor numbers, dwell time, and movement data. →
