ema Education Information Session: Applications in Teaching and Research
At this information session, we’ll show you how to use our ema Software Suite in teaching and research. The event is aimed in particular at Universities and research institutions with a focus on the Digital Factory and digital work planning, including topics such as human-robot interaction, motion capture and virtual reality applications.
You will learn the ema Education Edition, the associated teaching concepts, teaching materials and practical ema scenarios. We will also be presenting selected teaching approaches used by ema Education customers. Using practical examples, we will demonstrate the wide range of functions offered by our planning and simulation software and the benefits it brings to teaching and training.
You will also have the opportunity to discuss issues relating to the integration of ema in teaching, training and research.
Current research and application topics
- › Process simulation and digital factory planning
- › Industrial Metaverse & Nvidia Omniverse
- › Remanufacturing and the circular economy
- › Human-Robot Interaction & Humanoid Robots
- › Age-friendly work organisation
- › Motion capture and motion analysis
- › Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR)
- › Various learning scenarios
- › Practical insights into our software and teaching materials
As well as presenting features and examples of use, the main focus is on the professional exchange in the spotlight. Together, we will discuss specific use cases, challenges and best practices from research and teaching. You can look forward to an interactive session offering fascinating insights into our own teaching and research activities, as well as into the diverse application scenarios of our now more than 70 academic clients and partners.
Current research projects
In addition, we showcase successful teaching and research applications and provide insights into current research projects and developments, including:
Scaling up hydrogen production plants
Digital planning and optimisation of disassembly scenarios for fuel cell stacks
Digital risk and hazard assessment in production environments
We look forward to an interactive event, lively discussions and the chance to exchange ideas with you!
