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Fraunhofer is partnering with the University of Maryland in a USDA funded project to equip Chesapeake oyster harvesters with drone-captured data to optimize dredging methods.

Fraunhofer USA CMA introduces NEXIS to help manufacturers rapidly identify defects in parts and assembly operations. Easy set up, affordable, scalable and low false positive readings are only some of the system's features developed by Fraunhofer software engineers in alliance with Clemson University and a US-based appliance manufacturer.

Together with researchers from Blue Eye Soft Corp and the University of South Carolina, Fraunhofer CMA is applying AI tools to predict the impact of solar flares on earthbound satellites