The goal of the project "The Order of the Security Market" (OSiMa) is to analyze forms of the good "security" and how they are (can or should be) organized and financed. Special emphasis is placed on the question of what contribution the private security industry can make from a regulatory perspective, within which framework new services and organizational forms of "protection and security" can emerge and how technological factors as well as trends and innovations affect (future) market development.

OUTSMART (Opportunities for Urban Services Markets in Future Internet) will establish the foundations of a Future Internet enabled ecosystem, supporting the creation of innovative services and applications with real value to European economy and citizens in five example areas most critical to our society.

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. 

The Pan-European laboratory is based on the concept of federation of distributed test laboratories and testbeds that are interconnected and provide access to required platforms, networks and services for broad interoperability testing. The coordination of resources and access to the laboratory services will be controlled by a centralised entity.

The project IP-Based Emergency Applications and ServiCes for NExt Generation Networks (PEACE), funded through the FP7 programme “Research for SMEs”, aims at providing a general emergency management framework (based on the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS)) addressing extreme emergency situations such as terrorist attacks and natural catastrophes as well as day-to-day emergency cases such as calls to the police or fire brigade.  

PII addresses the need for large-scale testing facilities in the communications area by implementing an infrastructure for federating testbeds. The central objective of PII is to create a testbed federation among regional innovation clusters in Europe.

In the EU project PISTIS, a platform is being created for the secure, trustworthy and controlled exchange and trading of data from companies and public institutions. The 31 project partners are piloting the project at several European locations in three large-scale demonstration hubs on energy, mobility and urban planning, and automotive.

In the PlanQK project, a web-based knowledge platform for so-called quantum-assisted artificial intelligence (QKI) is being developed. The goal is to create a technical basis for promoting knowledge and technology exchange between quantum and AI experts, developers, and potential users of QKI.

The aim of Policy Compass is to develop a prototype of an easy-to-use tool, enabling citizens and public officials to easily create, apply and discuss causal models and charts of data from trusted open data sources.

In order to create a secure, sovereign data infrastructure for the state, the citizens, as well as for companies and institutions in Europe, data silos and lacking standards have to be overcome and transparency has to be established. The project »Possible: Phoenix open software stack for interoperable engagement in dataspaces« makes a contribution to this as one of 11 research projects supported by the Federal Network Agency over three years in the Gaia-X funding competition.

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 European Research project PRE-DRIVE C2X aims to specify a detailed architecture and to realize a pan-European C2X-system, which is a communication system for vehicles exchanging relevan