Smart City Services - Contextualisation - Live information - Live sharing & communication - Citizen's participation (Fix my City) - Open Data Social connected TV - Multi-screen interaction - Personalised TV experience - User tracking and privacy

The FOKUS Media Web Runtime 2012 project (MWR2012) supports software developers in realizing cross platform Rich Internet Applications targeting the mobile, consumer electronics, and desktop domains by extending the functional range of traditional Web browsers.

The PADGETS project aims at bringing together two well established domains, the mashup architectural approach of web 2.0 for creating web applications and the methodology of system dynamics in analyzing complex system behavior. 

Public Transit by Fraunhofer FOKUS provides passengers with real-time data about schedules, delays, interruptions and alternative travel options

The BiONETS project (BIOlogically inspired NETwork and Services) seeks inspiration from biological systems to provide a fully integrated network and service environment that scales to large amounts of heterogeneous devices, and that is able to adapt and evolve in an autonomic way.

Increasing mobility costs and increasing ecological awareness raise the demand for economical and flexible alternatives to established mobility services. OpenRide is a solution for the ad-hoc brokerage of car rides being developed at the Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems.

In close cooperation with industrial partners the competence centre for “Smart Environments” has designed and implemented an innovative content management system for AV content in the home environment and a corresponding demonstrator application.

SPICE will research, prototype, and evaluate an extendable overlay architecture and framework to support the creation, testing, and deployment of intelligent mobile services.

“Innovationsmanagement für Telekommunikationssysteme” is a lecture course offered regularly by OKS at the TU Berlin in close cooperation with Deutsche Telekom. Within the scope of this lecture course students explore cutting-edge technologies and develop and implement own ideas for innovative applications based on those technologies.

The Future Home project aims to create a solid, secure, user friendly home networking concept based on wireless networking technologies.

The share it! project developed an end-to-end system that enables easy access to and transfer of personal content between local storage devices using home-to-home (h2h) networks and that enables innovative services through a seamless combination of on-line, broadcast, and stored content.

The overall objective in the mCDN project is to design seamless content delivery by focusing on interlayer interactions