IoT researchSo that the smart city does not become a disruption
The Sorrir project aims to make the Internet of Things more reliable and secure. The universities of Ulm and Passau are working on the BMBF-funded project with industrial partners Innowerk-IT and bwcon.
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Front row from left: Stefan Dambeck (Innowerk-IT GmbH), Gerhard Habiger (University of Ulm), Franz Hauck (University of Ulm), David Mödinger (University of Ulm) Middle row from left: Hans Reiser (University of Passau), Jörg Domaschka (University of Ulm), Philipp Eichhammer (University of Passau), Matthias Dangl (Innowerk-IT GmbH).Hans Reiser (University of Passau), Jörg Domaschka (University of Ulm), Philipp Eichhammer (University of Passau), Matthias Dangl (Innowerk-IT GmbH) Back row from left: - Christian Berger (University of Passau), Matthias Tichy (University of Ulm), Jakob Pietron (University of Ulm), Stefan Wesner (University of Ulm) © Gerhard Habiger / University of Ulm