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  • Hannover Messe 2012

    Working with Robots: Detecting and Anticipating Potential Hazards – with Fraunhofer's Monitoring Solutions

    In industrial working areas when working with robots, higher attention and caution are required. Robots lift massive weights, carry out dangerous welding works or handle chemicals. Working areas difficult to oversee and potentially hazardous processes bear high hazards and accident risks for the employees. “Sim4Save” and “Link4Save” are two new intelligent technology elements for increased safety in high-risk working areas. The Thuringian Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology IDMT is going to present these elements on this year's Hannover Messe.

  • NAB 2012

    Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology to Launch Automated Audio and Video Analysis at NAB 2012

    LAS VEGAS – April 16, 2012 (South Upper Hall, Booth #6212) – Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology IDMT, the world’s renowned source for 3D audio and A/V content analysis, today launches its error detection feature, a practice-oriented application, within its AV Analyzing Toolbox. The new feature enables movie and video producers to detect errors and quality issues in A/V content before, during and after the production process. In addition, Error Detection allows digital film archives to ensure that only error-free material is ingested and can be used for controlling and monitoring broadcasting networks and A/V services such as for digital archives or encoding/transcoding services.

  • Prolight + Sound 2012

    Fraunhofer Audio Modules – Step by Step to Perfect 3D Sound

    The Thuringian Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology IDMT creates with its modular system "SpatialSound Toolkit" distinctive sound quality in any room. Whether for live events, theme parks or product presentations – Fraunhofer IDMT provides audio modules for any application scenario. The SpatialSound modules can be individually integrated into existing audio networks and extend existing systems with new sound and 3D audio effects. For the first time Fraunhofer IDMT presents its SpatialSound Toolkit at Prolight + Sound in Frankfurt, March 21 to 24, 2012, in hall 8, booth H20.

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