The IMMOS research project aims to devise an integrated method for the model-based development of embedded control units. The method will integrate existing model-based techniques (model-based requirements engineering, code generation and testing) to form a single coherent development method.

IMS ARCS – IP Multimedia Subsystem Advanced Cluster of Services. Within the context of the Enterprise Ireland funded ILRP (Industry Lead Research Programme) Project IMS ARCS, FOKUS supports the establishment of an Open Source IMS based testbed infrastructure to enable the local Irish SME industry to explore business opportunities in the IMS/NGN context.

The IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) and represents the reference service delivery platform architecture for the provision of IP Multimedia services within emerging mobile all-IP network environment, such as UMTS Release 5.

The project IMSK an information platform is developed, which combines different technologies to monitor areas and control points, the detection of weapons of mass destruction as well as for the VIP protection.

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

The FI-PPP capacity building and infrastructure support action INFINITY – “INfrastructures for the Future Internet commuNITY”, through collaboration with organizations across Europe captures and communicates information about available infrastructures and any interoperability requirements and issues.

The IntelliSecTest project will combine the commonly used techniques of static analysis and dynamic analysis in order to allow for more comprehensive testing. The Fraunhofer joint project will therefore contribute to making security testing more accessible, while at the same time achieving better test results.

Within the scope of the project IoT (Internet of Things), funded by the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Technology, an IoT testware is to be developed. The testing and certification of IoT solutions is to be made cost-effective for manufacturers. The focus is on systematic inspection processes and test methods in order to prove the technologies demonstrably and to improve the quality of IoT solutions.

The IOTAC project aims to develop a novel, secure, and privacy-friendly IoT architecture that will facilitate secure IoT applications' development and operation.

The current Internet protocol version 4 (IPv4) is the most important technical foundation of the Internet. IPv4 uses 32 bit addresses and is therefore limited to four billion unique IP addresses.

Project description: FOKUS supports public administrators with the introduction of the new protocol standard IPv6.