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Barkhausen Institut

Trustworthiness for a Connected World

The Barkhausen Institut (BI) is an internationally recognized research institute conducting cutting-edge research on the trustworthiness of networked electronic systems. In an interdisciplinary and international team, we are jointly pursuing the goal of building a reliable foundation for the Internet of the future and enabling trust in digital technologies.

Latest News

    19.12.2024 | Happy Holidays and a Successful 2025!

    As 2024 comes to a close, the Barkhausen Institut reflects on many successful developments. We would like to thank everyone who has supported us and wish you a peaceful holiday season and a great start to the new year!

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    17.12.2024 | CoRoLa Settles into New, Modern Facilities

    The BI's Connected Robotics Lab (CoRoLa) has opened its new laboratory, measurement, and manufacturing facilities in the heart of Dresden. Featuring cutting-edge technology and interactive demonstrators, the lab enhances the institute’s research infrastructure and supports innovation in robotics and digital fabrication. These new facilities provide an ideal environment for testing, development, and fostering collaboration.

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    09.12.2024 | COSMO Science Forum to Be Featured at the 2024 Forum Science Communication

    The Barkhausen Institut will present the COSMO Science Forum at this year’s Forum Science Communication conference in Berlin. The presentation will focus on experiences, successes, and challenges, as well as the development of participatory formats to strengthen public trust in science.

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Security and Privacy

One of the requirements for a trustworthy IoT is a secure and privacy-respecting data processing. Why, despite all the efforts, has it not yet been possible to get to grips with the security problems in the IoT sector? Where do we currently stand in the area of research and development?

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Internet of Things

What is "Internet of Things" actually? And where can you find this "IoT" in your everyday environment? 

Dive into an interactive world and learn more about a future technology that is sometimes already reality!

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