Companies from Baden-Württemberg as well as the IMS CHIPS, FZI and Hahn-
Schickard research facilities are jointly developing reference applications that
demonstrate the sensor-related use of artificial intelligence. The Ministry of
Economics in Baden-Württemberg is supporting DoRiE with 2 million euros.
Within the framework of the “Future
Cluster Qsens”, IMS CHIPS is involved in the QVOL, QSCALE and QIND projects.
These projects will be carrying out application-
driven work on the market introduction of quantum sensor technology in the areas of (bio)medical technology,
industrial sensor technology and sensors for research as well as demonstrate scalable
manufacturing possibilities.
With the commissioning of the new i-Line
Stepper Canon FPA3030i5a for optical
lithography, a further milestone in the
expansion of the IMS line for 200 mm
wafers was reached in June. This means
that a state-of-the-art production facility is
now available, which opens up numerous
new opportunities for the IMS to develop
new processes for the future.
The “Future Cluster Qsens” and the
first quantum computer in Europe offer
outstanding opportunities for research
and infrastructures. The question arises
as to how these can be transferred
into concrete applications and business
models? The answer to this was
addressed at Qoool Camp ‘22 and
the following camp week at the AI xpress
incubator in Böblingen.