“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

The UST+ project aims at the development of a semantically enhanced, context-sensitive middleware for dynamic interconnection and collaboration of services located on different devices.

By the order of the German Society for Continuing Medical Education (DGÄF), Fraunhofer FOKUS is developing the technical basis for the DOCAMPUS Portal.

The goal of the S4ALL project that can be simply summarized as follows: A world of user-centric services that are easy to create, share and use.

The Präsidialprojekt III, lead and funded by the president of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, Prof. Dr. Hans-Jörg Bullinger, aims to accelerate innovation in cooperation with industry partners; support research project management; build a high-value know-how platform and create competitive advantage for the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft.

The project iNEM4U (Interactive Networked Experiences in Multimedia for You) is developing a service infrastructure that facilitates integrated multimedia experiences for groups of people. 

The ICE-CREAM project investigates how to make compelling experiences for end-users based on enabling technologies for interactive media, such as DVB-MHP, Internet and MPEG-4. 

ethnoArc aims to improve access to the wealth of Europe's ethno-musical cultural heritage. In particular, it wants to contribute to the preservation, connectedness and exploitation of some of the most prestigious traditional sound archives in Europe: in Bucharest, Budapest, Berlin and Geneva.

The main objective of the SAMBA project is to create a framework that allows local communities to use Community Access iDTV Channels and citizens, including low income population, to participate and use their services.