Welcome to the ITIV
The Institut für Technik der Informationsverarbeitung (ITIV) is one of the seventeen laboratories of the Department of Electrical Engineering & Information Technology of the KIT.
The institute concentrates - in research and teachings - on methods and computer aided tools for the design of electronic systems and microsystems.
The ITIV is managed in collegial responsibility by
The Franco-German project "Kaligo-based Intelligent Handwriting Teacher" (KIHT) aims to combine the advantages of handwriting with digital media.
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Master's students from the MIT, MACH/CIW and ETIT faculties experienced theory and practice on 13.11.2024 in Rastatt.
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Prof. Eric Sax gladly accepted the invitation to give an inspiring keynote speech at the anniversary celebration “10 Years of Innovation - IPG Automotive Japan” in Tokyo.
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Na Shen, doctoral student of Prof. Wilhelm Stork, successfully completed the defense of her doctoral thesis on November 11. Her research topic is: Installation and Maintenance of Weather Stations on Transmission Towers within the Power Grid utilizing UAV.
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The future is electric: come to KIT on November 20, 2024 or participate online if you live further away.
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Barbara Schütt, PhD student of Prof. Eric Sax at the FZI, has successfully defended her dissertation titled “Exploration and Cluster-Based Analysis of Simulated Logical Scenarios for Testing Automated Driving Systems”. We congratulate!
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We congratulate the founding team - Dr. Simon Stock, Marius Gerdes and Prof. Dr. Markus Schinle - on receiving the award from the start-up competition - Digital Innovations of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection (BMWK).
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Prof. Susmita Sur-Kolay, who is currently a guest researcher at ITIV, will provide insights into her current research topics.
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Intensive scientific exchange and team building in the picturesque Monbach Valley.
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The circuit design laboratory at the ITIV was also very popular in the current winter semester.
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The “ÖV-LeitmotiF-KI” research project was successfully completed on September 30, 2024 - a milestone for local public transport.
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A step towards international cooperation.
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OPhase 2024 - an unforgettable start to studying with fascinating projects and new friendships.
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Focus on the latest innovations and trends in SoC design in Dresden.
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Lennart Ries, doctoral student of Prof. Eric Sax at the FZI, has successfully defended his dissertation titled „Driving sequence clustering for data-based scenario analysis for the validation of urban automated driving functions“.
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