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Patient-specific solutions

20.12.2023

Complex 3D printing can be used to produce individualized parts for medical technology purposes.
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Human focus: knowledge and assistance in production

01.11.2023

A Fraunhofer IPK trend report highlights how supporting workers, preserving know-how, and maintaining employability are key goals for companies.
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Hardware Trojans in microchips

29.08.2023

While we are sensitized to software Trojans, hardly anyone knows that Trojans can also hide in hardware.
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IT security in hospitals

03.07.2023

Hospitals collect a great deal of patient data, whether in admissions or when using medical technology equipment such as MRI or ultrasound. Unfortunately, it has been shown time and again that this data is not as well protected as it should be - hacker attacks sometimes paralyze entire hospitals.
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Artificial intelligence in medicine: "There are many ways to make mistakes"

06.04.2023

It assists many physicians and is designed to make their lives easier: Artificial intelligence (AI) has seen an increased use and widespread adoption in healthcare settings. As such, it helps analyze X-ray and CT images or supports chronic disease management, for example. But how trustworthy is AI software?
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