Future Industries
Students will learn how to apply cutting edge computing to a wide range of future industry contexts. In collaborations with our company network, students will engage in real-world problem solving and gain practical and methodological competences within the realm of industrial production and innovation. Focus is put on competences relevant for sustainable computational manufacturing, such as robotics (ROS), IoT (sensors, actuators, edge devices), predictive maintenance, supply chain management, digital twins and business processes.
Facts & Figures
* mandatory student council-contribution (ÖH): €25.20/sem
*tuition fee after 4+2 tolerance sem: €600/sem

“We focus on developing innovative interaction concepts for AI and computing, ensuring that future digital systems evolve from being mere tools to becoming valuable team players.”Philipp Wintersberger, Professor of Intelligent User Interfaces