MAMS (Multi-Access, Modular-Services Framework) was a BMBF (Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung) financed project which had its kick-off in March 2006. The goal of the MAMS project was the specification and provision of a novel, integrative and open NGN Service Delivery Platform (SDP) supporting future multimedia applications and services based on different network technologies and integrating multimedia and data to enable the provision of new services.

The True Potential of SOA-Based SDPs over IMS – NGN Service Exposition, together with an open, flexible and intuitively understandable Service Creation Environment not only enables innovative business models for the telecommunication industry, but also for SMEs to enrich and facilitate their communication capabilities.

The project MARAS analyses an integrated architecture information model as the core element of a strictly model-based software engineering approach. Based on a prototype modeling environment the project examines to what extent such an approach can be realized.

MARKOS aims to realize a service and an interactive application providing an integrated view on the open source projects available on the web.

FOKUS 2.0 Mashups combine the easy creation, rich presentation, and user-interaction intensive nature of Mashups with powerful SOA technologies. Thereby, a novel way to create large-scale Web applications is realized that allows software developers to bind 3rd party services dynamically to their application during runtime.

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

The availability of rich content services is creating new business opportunities for the providers of content retrieval and distribution platforms that are commonly known as Content Delivery Networks (CDNs). The overall objective in the mCDN project is to design seamless content delivery.

The Mecanex toolkit enables the automatic annotation and editorial support of multimedia content, extraction of personalized information and adaption of enriched multimedia content in multi-screen environments. 

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.

MehrWetter is a free app for iPhone and all Android smartphones that provides users across Germany with weather information.

The MESA (Metamodeling for Automation of Analysis and Development Methods for Software in Automobiles) project investigates how existing methods, architectures and processes for automotive software and systems engineering can be optimized through the use of innovative and proven techniques from software technology.

In the METAR project, Fraunhofer FOKUS supports the BMW Group by assisting them with different work packages and groups of the AUTOSAR development partnership. Scientists from the Competence Center SQC work on the development of AUTOSAR interchange formats and the configuration of AUTOSAR basis software modules.