Fraunhofer FOKUS presents itself with exhibits from various business units at Hannover Messe 2025. Discover Fraunhofer research on 3D real-time video transmission on VR glasses, experience our demonstrator to raise awareness of dangers from cyberspace and our Lernlabor Cybersicherheit.
Hannover, Germany
March 31, 2025 - April 04, 2025
3D real-time video transmission to VR glasses
Future services and applications, for example in the multimedia section, will require a speed and reliability for their transmission that today's mobile networks cannot achieve. The 6G-NeXt project is creating an infrastructure that enables a new processing speed for data transmission in mobile networks by distributing computing tasks. This scalable, modular infrastructure surpasses the performance of today's 5G networks in terms of intelligence, performance and efficiency. This is possible through the use of cloud technologies. The computing capacities are allocated based on latency, energy consumption and costs.
Visit us at the Hannover trade fair in hall 14, booth 06.
At the Hannover Messe, Fraunhofer FOKUS will be demonstrating the current developments in the project with the help of a volumetric real-time 3D reconstruction of the trade show environment. The demonstrator visualises the qualitative differences between conventional volumetric reconstruction methods and the 3D video communication system aimed for in the 6G NeXt project. To enable real-time 3D reconstruction of the conversation participants, complex calculations for creating the photorealistic volumetric representations of the participants are outsourced to the edge cloud of a 6G network. This is where the 1ClickMetaverse solutions from Fraunhofer FOKUS come into play, which use dynamic split computing and headless rendering approaches. They also require extremely low latency, stable transmission and high bit rates, which will be possible with 6G technology.
The project ELITE 2.0 presents a demonstrator platform in the form of a mobile IT security experience environment that can be dynamically adapted to different application scenarios. The exhibit makes IT attacks and IT security measures tangible on-site. Interested parties can experience various attacks using the demonstrators (based on SME typical workstations with corresponding hardware and software). Typical SME scenarios from everyday working life will be presented using several demonstrators.
Visit us at our joint stand “Industrial Security Circus” in hall 16, booth A12.
The relevance of information security for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is often underestimated. Especially in light of the European Union's NIS2 and CER directives, which are due to be transposed into national law at the end of 2024, risks are not being recognized or are being misjudged.
Starting October 2024, the NIS2 Directive will require EU member state legislators to legally implement mandatory security measures and reporting obligations for many companies and organizations in 18 critical sectors – including many that were not previously affected. In comparison to the previous NIS Directive, NIS2 expands the affected parties as well as the obligations and official supervision. The CER Directive (CER = Critical Entities Resilience) obliges member states to identify critical facilities and strengthen their physical resilience to threats such as natural hazards, terrorist attacks or sabotage. The human factor is now the most prominent gateway for attackers on companies (e.g. through social engineering or phishing).
ELITE 2.0 is funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection as part of the “IT Security in the Economy” initiative and is being carried out by the Fraunhofer Institutes FOKUS and IAO. The Cybersecurity Transfer Office is the central project of the initiative. The initiative relies on a large portfolio of associated partners for the broad dissemination of its project results. These include the DIHK, the BSKI, the BIGS, the BVMW, the Digital Agency Berlin and the Alliance for Security in Business, among many others.
At the Cybersecurity Learning Lab in Berlin, scientists from Fraunhofer FOKUS and the Berlin University of Applied Sciences (HTW) develop training courses on the topics of secure software development and security testing, data protection and IT security, and certification of software products.
Visit us at our joint stand “Industrial Security Circus” in hall 16.
Fraunhofer and selected universities of applied sciences bring the latest findings from IT security research to companies, industry and public administration in a practical and application-oriented manner with the Cybersecurity Learning Lab (“Lernlabor Cybersicherheit”) training program. There are a total of six learning labs focusing on this topic in Germany.
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All training courses can also be booked as in-house training.
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