Research – Hochschule Fulda

RESEARCH PROJECTS DOCTORAL RESEARCH CENTRE

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Campus FreeCity

Research and development for autonomous robotic vehicles in the areas of voice-gesture interaction, IT security, energy-efficient AI with FPGAs and…

VERCA

Development of a holistic solution for early detection (IDS) of cyber attacks

SMULGRAS

Multimodal search of a 3D model based on an image and, conversely, determination of an image based on a 3D model.

SMULGRAS

Multimodal search of a 3D model based on an image and, conversely, determination of an image based on a 3D model.

IntErA

Intelligent analysis of cyber attacks on IT infrastructures.

OptiMult

Development of algorithms for the design of resource- and energy-efficient multiplications for reconfigurable computing systems

ProGesture

Software tool for rapid prototyping of 3D gesture interaction, for end-to-end support in gesture development, interaction design and evaluation.

NetFlinCS

Provision of IT tools based on mixed reality technologies for fault detection and optimisation of building projects, starting with architectural and…

DOCTORAL RESEARCH CENTRE

The doctoral research centre focuses on applied computer science as an interface between foundational research and practical orientation. Applied computer science can now be found in almost all areas of everyday life. Navigation systems, speech recognition programmes and intelligent user interfaces are just a few examples. Computer science also plays a major role in most other scientific disciplines, such as engineering, mathematics, medicine and business sciences.

The Hessian universities of applied sciences Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Fulda University of Applied Sciences and RheinMain University of Applied Sciences (hereinafter referred to as partner universities) each have the right to award doctoral degrees in the discipline of applied computer science, information and communication technologies.

The joint inter-university doctoral research centre Applied Computer Science, Information and Communication Technologies is an inter-university research facility of these partner universities in accordance with Section 47 of the Hesse Higher Education Act (HHG). The doctoral research centre serves as a networking platform for bundling research strengths in the context of the respective partner universities obtaining their own right to award doctoral degrees in this discipline and enables inter-university collaboration, so that doctoral candidates in this discipline are offered a suitable research environment.