MIRMI in the Media

Angela Schoellig participates in a Deutschlandfunk podcast about AI and new capabilities of robots. [read more]

MIRMI researcher Samuel Schneider, demonstrates collective learning in the KI.Fabrik, and Benjamin Felbrich from Olive Robotics, a TUM co-founder, present the latest advances in the field of Artificial Intelligence at BabbelNet with comedian Bülen Ceylan. [read more]

AppliedAI helps companies apply the new technology. Although the initiative was founded only five years ago, it is a leader in Europe - and is now being copied by other countries. [read more]

Negotiations took place from Monday evening to Wednesday morning. Now the final text is ready. As far as the central point of phasing out fossil fuels is concerned, it is the strongest text ever adopted by a COP. [read more]

Powerful artificial intelligence as open source: This is the core goal of the “AI Alliance” initiated by IBM and Meta, which more than 50 companies, institutions and universities worldwide have joined, including the Technical University of Munich (TUM). Through cooperation projects, AI should be made accessible to everyone. [read more]

The largest AI systems are owned by a few companies that are not necessarily trustworthy. An initiative with more than 50 companies and universities now wants to ensure more security - with open source. [read more]

ZDF - 24.10.2023. "How do we manage demographic change?": Liyang Zhao and Harald Lesch posed this question for a new episode of Leschs Kosmos. Also present: researcher Abdeldjallil Naceri, who presents nursing robot GARMI, Prof. Dirk Wilhelm from the Klinikum rechts der Isar, who performs an ultrasound examination remotely, and Prof. Achim Lilienthal, who presents the KI.FABRIK Bayern, the factory of the future. [read more]

"The list of possible applications is long and ranges from detecting environmental pollution to investigating mined or contaminated regions. The vehicle, called SVAN, is a robot hub, charging station, data center and command post all in one." [read more]

"Customizable sensors are in short supply in robotics and prosthetics. Munich researchers have now developed an automatic manufacturing process." [read more]

BR Münchner Runde - 25.01.2023. Robots in factories, in the hospitality industry, in care. In addition, almost omniscient chat programs that turn everyday school life upside down. How is artificial intelligence changing our lives? [read more]