Events 2024

On this page you will find a list of upcoming or ongoing events in which Fraunhofer IOSB's Department Visual Inspection Systems (SPR) is involved or which we organize ourselves.

You can access past events via the links in the blue box, right.

We invite you to join us - we would be delighted to meet you at one of these events!

Already for the 17th time representatives from science and industry meet to discuss current waste management and waste technology topics. The current conference topics and the quality of the lectures have made Recy & DepoTech known far beyond the Austrian borders. 

We are represented with two presentations:

👉 assigned to the topic block »Artificial intelligence in preparation & sorting«:

Towards a Comprehensive Recycling Chain: Advancing Road Debris Management through Innovative Sensor-Based Detection and Thermo-Chemical Treatment Techniques

Reverent: Paul Bäcker on 15/11/2024 from 10:00-10:20 a.m.

👉 assigned to the topic block »Artificial intelligence in sorting & recycling«:

Implementation and evaluation of a real-time capable approach to sensor-based sorting using CNNs

 Reverent: Felix Lehnerer on 15/11/2024 from 11:00-11:20 a.m.

Image processing plays a key role in many areas of technology for fast and contactless data acquisition. For example, in the quality assurance of industrial production processes, in robotics and for driver assistance, image processing systems have gained an indispensable place. This development is supported by the availability of high-quality and inexpensive sensor systems, by the increase in the performance of computer systems, and by advances in the methodology for evaluating image data.

The »Image Processing forum« aims to report on current trends towards solutions in image processing and to contribute to the professional exchange between the participants.

Image Processing for Surfaces - Advances in technology not only enable ever higher inspection speeds and more compact systems, but also, in addition to the evaluation of two-dimensionally recorded textures, the complete recording of complex 3D surface structures down to the nanometer range. Furthermore, the rapid evaluation of colored, patterned, transparent, highly reflective or mirroring surfaces is possible. In the seminar, different inspection and analysis methods will be presented for this purpose.

We are involved with the following contributions:

Image acquisition in surface inspection

Thomas Längle, at November 27, 2024

Lightfield technologies

Christian Kludt, at November 27, 2024

Theory and methods of color measurement

Robin Gruna, at November 27, 2024

Internship station with:

Inspection of transparent materials

Christian Kludt, at November 28, 2024 on 09:00 am to 03:30 pm