Since September 2013, architectural students at the 'University of Applied Sciences' in Augsburg, have been working on extending a school in Kenya. The realization of the project will start in August 2014. →

8 projects, a total of 333 apartments - the Bavarian Supreme Building Authority wanted to know exactly in the model project "e% - energy-efficient residential construction": How can energy-efficient housing construction be both cost-effective and good? How can the energy requirements of the EnEV 2009 in terms of primary energy demand and transmission heat losses be undercut by more than 40% while maintaining the highest quality of living space? →

Smart Grid, Smart Home, Industry 4.0 and (building) monitoring are various activities that have been carried out at Augsburg University of Applied Sciences with individual projects at faculties in the high-tech sector and in the area of resource efficiency. With a joint project, these activities are bundled and specifically compiled for industrial and research applications. →

As part of the Autark project, an application is being developed to support autistic young people in their everyday lives. The application is intended to help those affected to better structure their everyday activities and thus complete them more easily. →

The VAVIA project deals with issues around securely and reliably connecting industrial plants and machinery to the Internet. The key issues tackled by the project are latency optimizations and the development of mechanisms to reduce the likelihood of connectivity failures. →

Impact of the transport and heat transition on urban distribution grids →

Inspection and rehabilitation of wastewater pressure pipelines with special consideration of the risk potential of pipelines in a lake. →

The project Searchwing develops unmanned drones to search people in distress in the mediterranean sea. The drone can be launched from ships. →

Project: "Requirements for sludge stabilization at wastewater treatment plants". →

CARE REGIO is a joint project funded by the Bavarian State Ministry of Health and Care.

The network consists of five partners from the administrative district of Swabia: Augsburg University of Applied Sciences, Kempten University of Applied Sciences, Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences and Augsburg University and University Hospital (Universitätsklinikum Augsburg). →