M.Sc. Maria Tietz
M.Sc. Maria Tietz
Production Systems and Automation (IEPS)
Maria Tietz studied industrial engineering for process and energy technology at Otto von Guericke University and completed her master's degree in 2020. After working as a project engineer, she has been working as a research assistant at the IAF since 2024.
Current projects
OpenDANS - Open Data for Sustainable and Scalable Production Research
Duration: 01.01.2024 to 31.12.2027
Artificial intelligence (AI) methods are increasingly becoming a critical competitive factor for companies and science in Saxony-Anhalt. Universities and research institutions are providing impetus for the development of new planning, control and optimization methods and AI applications. Production and logistics companies use these methods to continuously increase efficiency, flexibility and sustainability. The OpenDANS project aims to synergistically network both players. The aim of the project is to create an open source database for real data and AI applications that companies and researchers can access free of charge. Researchers will have access to real data sets, which will significantly increase research results, particularly in terms of application proximity. Companies gain direct access to methods and analysis approaches.
Following the example of biology and medical research, such as the establishment of the Human Genome Project as an open database, OpenDANS also aims to unleash disruptive potential for production and logistics research. The resulting database will become the basis for scientists worldwide and allow them to build on each other's results. The open exchange of standardized real data sets creates synergy, improves the applicability and scalability of research results in the field of AI and digital twins. This brings considerable benefits for scientists, for Saxony-Anhalt as a science location and for the efficiency and sustainability of local companies.
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transSUSTAIN - innerhalb der transPORT-Initiative
Duration: 01.05.2025 to 31.10.2027
Innerhalb des Programms "T!Raum - Transferräume für die Zukunft der Regionen" des BMFTR wird die Werkstatt transSUSTAIN der transPORT-Initiative durch den Lehrstuhl PSA in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Fraunhofer-Institut für Fabrikbetrieb und –automatisierung IFF umgesetzt. Ziel der Initiative ist der Aufbau eines urbanen Medtech-Hightech-Ökozentrums im Magdeburger Wissenschaftshafen. In der Werkstatt transSUSTAIN wird eine Methodik entwickelt, um nachhaltige und frugale Innovationen in der Medizintechnik von der Idee bis zur Anwendung gezielt umzusetzen. Dadurch sollen medizintechnische Lösungen entstehen, die qualitativ hochwertig, ressourcenschonend und gleichzeitig für viele Menschen zugänglich und bezahlbar sind. Dazu wird zunächst eine nutzerorientierte Methodik für den gesamten frugalen Innovationsprozess in der Medizintechnik entwickelt. Diese wird anschließend in Pilot-Entwicklungsprojekte angewendet und mithilfe verschiedenartiger, zielgruppengerechter Formate in die Praxis übertragen.
transPORT Verbundkoordinator: Prof. Dr. rer. nat. George Rose