Research, development and technology transfer under one roof
The Institute for Applied Systems Engineering Bremen GmbH combines scientific research with professional software development and technology transfer. Together with companies, universities and research institutions, we develop digital solutions for complex technical and organisational challenges.
Since its foundation in 1991, ATB has been working at the interface between research and application. New methods and technologies are not considered in isolation, but are tested in specific projects and further developed for future use.
About ATB
Institute
The Institute for Applied Systems Engineering Bremen GmbH was founded in 1991 by the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen and industrial companies from the region. As an application-oriented research institute, ATB combines scientific research with professional software development and technology transfer.
We collaborate with companies, universities and research institutions on regional, national and European projects. Our aim is to test new technologies under real–world conditions and make them usable for specific applications.
ATB at a glance
Founded: 1991
Location: Bremen
Focus: Application–oriented research
Areas of work: Systems engineering · Software development · Technology transfer
Collaboration: Regional · national · European
Three ways to engage with the institute
Profile
Find out what ATB stands for, how the institute operates, and what role application-oriented research and software development play in joint technology transfer.
Team
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Network
ATB collaborates with companies, universities, research institutions and public organisations on regional, national and international projects.
What we’re working on
- Artificial intelligence and autonomous systems
- Data, knowledge and interoperability
- People, software and robotics
- Customised software architectures and software development
- Development and coordination of complex research and innovation projects
Shareholders
The shareholders are:
- OAS AG
- OHB–System AG
- TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH
- University of Bremen