Innovation and Technology

The Blinkist app from Germany sums up international bestsellers in a nutshell. The idea is particularly successful in North America.

You need to know three names from the political and economic spheres if you want to join in the conversation in 2019.

School students program robots, while digital assistants save time and money — we present three innovative AI projects from Germany.

Robot lifesavers are being trained at the German Rescue Robotics Center. We examine how artificial intelligence helps.

Autonomous vehicles recognise stop signs and endoscopes can detect cancer. An expert on artificial intelligence explains how this works.

The EU is investing one billion Euros in a project for supercomputers. With good reason.

These innovations are making the city in Hesse a pioneer in digital urban planning.

Paula Schwarz wants to revolutionize the world economic system. Here she explains how.

A doctor without a surgery, a secretary without an office – workplace digitalization is creating new professions. Here are three examples.

Researchers in eastern Germany want to transform environmentally harmful plastic into a valuable raw material.

The economic catching-up process in the east of Germany is stagnating. What should be done? Economics researcher Oliver Holtemöller tells us where more adjustments can be made.

“Made in Germany” stands for originality and quality; innovations are the engine driving the German economy