The European 3D-CIRCULAR project will participate in the International UNESCO Chair Conference 2026, held at TU Dortmund University from 30 September to 2 October. Under the theme “International Cooperation in Higher Education and TVET – Bridging the Gap Between Theory…
In 2026, ATB Bremen marks 35 years of applied research, software development, and technology transfer. ATB was founded in 1991 by the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen and industrial partners from the Bremen region. Since then, the institute has supported…
ATB Bremen has joined euroFMX, a major European research and innovation initiative developing trustworthy generative and agentic artificial intelligence for manufacturing. Manufacturing companies are increasingly exploring generative AI for engineering, production planning, quality management and operational support. However, general-purpose AI…
ATB has joined the new Horizon Europe project GeniVerse – Generative AI for Inclusive and Immersive Virtual Worlds. The project will develop a new generation of virtual environments that can adapt to users’ abilities, preferences and current situations. Virtual worlds…
How can developers determine whether an autonomous navigation system behaves safely, consistently and in accordance with maritime rules? ATB researchers addressed this question in the paper “VaMAI-Validator: Agent Validation Platform for Autonomous Maritime Navigation,” presented at ICAS 2026, the Twenty-Second…
At the PRO-VE 2025 Conference on Hybrid Human-AI Collaborative Networks, held in Porto, Portugal, from 27 to 29 October 2025, ATB organised the special session “AI-driven Sliding Work Sharing for Human-Robot / Human-AI Collaboration.” The session brought together research addressing…
How can manufacturers identify process deviations reliably when production conditions, products and data patterns are continually changing? ATB presented a new approach to this challenge at the International Conference on Innovative Perspectives on Computational Intelligence and Data Science (InnoComp 2025)…
TheAI4Work mid-term review covering all the work done in the first 18 months of the project from further analysis of the state of the art, pilot and technological requirements up to the concept development and from there to the early…
SOPRANO's first review meeting covering the work done in the first 12 months of the project from further analysis of the state of the art, pilot, technological and Multi-Human - Multi-Robot collaboration requirements, pilots evaluations plan up to the concept…
SOPRANO will invest a total of €1.88 Million to assist SMEs/Startups to exploit the SOPRANO technologies to develop a new demonstrator or enhance an existing demonstrator supporting Multi-Human Multi-Robot (MH-MR) scenarios in industrial settings and industry sectors beyond those directly…