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.

In the »KI-Wissen« project, 16 project partners are working on artificial intelligence (AI)-based processes for fully automated driving.

The BEST project will develop, implement, and study a power market bidding system (SMBS) that will enable power trading between facilities on the power grid. Participating plants - regardless of type (consumer, generator, storage) and power class (household or industrial) - are connected to and controlled by the SMBS via a central management system. Interfaces to smart meter gateways and an energy management system will be used to control downstream equipment and check and automatically bill the actual electricity flow.

Although severe precipitation events are rare, they can overload urban wastewater systems and thus become a challenge for environmental protection. Moreover, due to climate change, such events are expected to occur more frequently. The OPTIMA project is thus developing a prototype of an “Intelligent Pumping Station” to improve the management of sewage and stormwater drainage in Berlin and beyond.

The Qurator project aims to help curate activities and digital content generation in various industries that are more high-quality, efficient, and cost-effective through automation.

The ProMo-Projekt works on smart production and maintenance environments.

The aim of WindNODE is to establish a model region for intelligent electric energy in Northeastern Germany. The digitization of the increasingly decentralized energy system with the development of ICT services as well as the development of an Open Data portal are main subjects of the project.

In the KameRAD project, a redundant sensor system for detecting an autonomously driving vehicle's environment in urban and agricultural environments was developed.

The aim of FLEXCoop is to introduce a fully automated demand response framework and a tool environment for private electricity generators and consumers.

In water management, methods, tools and data for interdisciplinary research work have lacked in many cases to date. The project "Data4Water - Excellence in Smart Data and Services for Supporting Water Management" is now intended to advance this research and make results available to other stakeholders.

Digitalisation also does not stop at the craft trades. The “DigiHand” collaborative project shows how this sector will be working in the future. A traveling exhibition of the same name shows the results of the project.

The ProEnv project is working on smart production and maintenance environments of the future.