Sustainable Engineering and Energy
Forum Sustainable Engineering and Energy – 27. Februar 2025
Topic: Technological innovations and regulatory drivers for a sustainable future
On the topic of the forum: Sustainable engineering involves developing, operating, and optimizing technical systems that are ecologically, socially, and economically sustainable. The forum “Sustainable Engineering: Technological Innovations and Regulatory Drivers for a Sustainable Future” showed how regulatory requirements such as ESG, EU taxonomy, and CSRD drive sustainable engineering. Examples from the mobility and energy sectors illustrate how technical innovations and legal frameworks work together to promote ecological, social, and economic sustainability.
Moderation:
Fabian Kern, Department Manager ISPE and Natalja Kleiner, Department Manager IST
Title: “Die Regularien sind des Mittelstands Tod oder Segen – durch ‘Paragraphenreiten’ Vorsprung gewinnen”
Title: “Das kleine 1×1 der innovativen Quartiersversorgung”
Title: “EU-Omnibus, CSRD, Taxonomie & Co. – aktuelle Weichenstellungen für die nachhaltige Transformation”
Venue:
FZI Main Building, Room New York
We thank the initiators of the Sustainable Engineering and Energy Forum for their input and expertise and the stimulating discussion
Workshop Sustainable Engineering and Energy – February, 27, 2025
Topic: Integration of IoT devices with low-code software
On the topic of the workshop: The FZI gave an insight into how IoT devices can be connected efficiently and easily using the open source software Node-RED. Node-RED is a so-called “low-code development environment, ” meaning the software allows programs to be created using an intuitively understandable graphical modular system. The workshop first taught the basics of using Node-RED and then went into more detail using a practical example for smart IoT solutions. The integration of databases and visualization tools was also discussed. The workshop invited participants to join in and try things out.
Please note:
The number of participants per workshop is limited to a maximum of 20 people.
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Moderation:
David Wölfle, ISPE
Venue:
FZI House of Living Labs, Room Hollywood
We thank the workshop participants for their active participation and productive discussions.
