1301. Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Peter Husar, TU Ilmenau   “To enable the signals from all 800 sensors to be received simultaneously without interruption, we needed analogue-digital ASICs to operate on the tiniest of power. The challenge, which was immense and hitherto unknown in any such context, was met by the IMMS staff with their ASIC development skills.”  

  1302. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Patrick Mäder, Technische Universität Ilmenau   ”For us, the cooperation shows how important IMMS is for a transfer of results from basic research into practice.”  

  1303. Prof. Ronny Stolz and Dr. Theo Scholtes, Leibniz-Institut für Photonische Technologien e.V. (Leibniz-IPHT)   „IMMS implemented the functionalities we needed, such as a lock-in amplifier, a phase-locked feedback loop and an active laser frequency stabilisation as an FPGA design. We would very much like to continue the cooperation with IMMS in future joint projects.“  

  1306. Project launch of ECo-Harvester – ambient energy for decentralised sensor applications   First co-design of mechanics and electronics for electrodynamic vibration harvesters  

  1308. Projektstart von BICCell: Impedanz-Chip für vielfältige neue Anwendungen   iba und IMMS entwickeln integrierte Schaltung für Relaxationsspektroskopie  

  1310. ProQuaOpt   IMMS is developing an AI-based control system for resource-efficient online optimisation of injection moulding