The Lab Dresden Centre for Intelligent Materials is focused on novel materials and structures
which, as a central component of intelligent systems, feel, think and act autonomously through
integrated sensory and actuator functionalities. It initially consists of the two research
groups
Based on complex hierarchical structures, we use existing material-based effects for
intelligent systems with controllable and adjustable properties.
The functionality on system level is based on the complex interaction of
material-inherent and topology-inherent effects.
The work aims at: complex functions, such as actively controllable deformations as well as
function integration of advanced properties, e.g. magnetic permeability, electrical
conductivity
or radiation transparency.
We are a group with expertise at:
Engineering
Computer Science
Material science
Cooperation projects
ScaDS.AI - Center for Scalable Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence,
Dresden/Leipzig
Application Area: Material and Engineering Sciences
Main objectives: enhanced material understanding, reliable statements about the
properties
that are set (e.g. life, strength, deformation), derivation of new research needs
EsSENce Cost Action CA19118 - High-performance Carbon-based composites with Smart
properties for Advanced Sensing Applications
Application Area: Material and Engineering Sciences
Main objectives: development of innovative nano-enabled composite materials,
fabrication of lightweight smart devices with structural performance, improved and/or added
new
functionalities including sensing and detection
Main objectives: Decoding the Structure-Property-Process relations by means of
simulation, Developing a process chain for the production of tape-reinforced light metal
profiles by means of hot forming, Design and training of digital twins