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The Center for Sensor Systems (ZESS) at the University of Siegen
For more than three decades, ZESS has been both an idea and a space to work together.
As such it continues to be an interdisciplinary research hub, providing our scientists with the basis to successfully collaborate on fields as diverse as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, mechatronics, mathematics and biology.
At ZESS, we combine our knowledge to jointly conduct industry projects as well as applied and foundational research. A strong focus in all our projects is the transfer of knowledge into university teaching, postgraduate education, and industrial applications.
The fields at the heart of our research are novel sensor principles, sensor development, sensor information processing, high level information extraction, machine learning, artificial intelligence and system integration.
Our Latest News
- Claudia Lölkes (Fraunhofer EMI): Multimodal Computed Tomography – Combining Deep Learning Methods and Iterative Reconstruction
- L2S Talk by Matthias Neuwirth-Trapp (Bosch Research/ETH Zürich): Lifelong Detection – Enabling Models to Continuously Learn New Objects
- 176th Meeting of the ZESS Members
- Emmy Noether success for ZESS member Jovita Lukasik
- Women in Vision Lunch Club with Dr Christina Runkel (Oslo University)
- Patent transfer from ZESS to Albrecht Bäumer
- Dr. Jonas Hölzer receives Dirlmeier Foundation Förderpreis
- L2S Talk by Jakob Lindinger and Alphonse Vial (SICK AG): Sensor Intelligence at SICK. Projects and Research on Closing the Sim-to-Real Gap
- KIWI@SiWi Kickoff
- Awareness Workshop on Diversity in Leadership