Trustworthiness for the Tactile Internet of Things
Our research institute was founded in 2017 in Dresden, Saxony. It brings together researchers from a variety of backgrounds from all over the world. We develop break-through technology with the aim of increasing the dependability of IoT systems (Internet of Things), that includes ensuring availability, integrity and confidentiality. Doing so, we create a foundation of a trustworthy IoT which is one basis of a future "digital democracy". Therefore, besides such scientific research, science communication plays an important role in everyday’s work of the Barkhausen Institut.
Security and Privacy
One of the requirements for a trustworthy IoT is a secure and privacy-respecting data processing. Why, despite all the efforts, has it not yet been possible to get to grips with the security problems in the IoT sector? Where do we currently stand in the area of research and development?
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Internet of Things
What is "Internet of Things" actually? And where can you find this "IoT" in your everyday environment?
Dive into an interactive world and learn more about a future technology that is sometimes already reality!
Learning Lab
We take part in the JUNIORDOKTOR program an offer some internships
JuniorDoktor offer (German)
Offer for the school year 2021/2022 (German)
Latest News
07.08.2022 | Panel Discussion on Data Security and Data Protection now on YouTube
The panel discussion held in May at the Deutsches Hygiene-Museum in Dresden with Stefan Köpsell, our expert on data security and data protection, is now available online.
21.07.2022 | SEMECO wins BMBF Clusters4Future competition
BI is a partner in the future cluster SEMECO, which is one of the winners of the second round of the BMBF Clusters4Future competition. It aims to revolutionize traditional approval processes for medical technology with new approaches to system solutions.
20.07.2022 | Release of COREnect Industry Roadmap
BI participated at the COREnect consortium (European Core Technologies for future connectivity systems and components) and announces the release of the final ‘COREnect Industry Roadmap’. It provides detailed insights on strategic actions required to achieve European leadership in microelectronics and connectivity within the next 10 years, towards the development of 6G.