Trier students conquer Munich: Innovative projects for Industry 5.0!

Trier students conquer Munich: Innovative projects for Industry 5.0!

Brüderkrankenhaus Trier, Trier, Deutschland - trier. An impressive highlight for the Trier University of Applied Sciences! Between the 16th and 17th October 2024, a group of talented students from the laboratory for digital product development and manufacturing (LDPF) drawn attention to the renowned 3dexperience conference in Munich. Among more than 1,000 participants from Central Europe, two innovative projects from Trier were highlighted and presented in an exciting exhibition and a pitch-like Edu Student Challenge.

The focus was particularly on the Hamlet project (Haptic Applications for Medical Learning, Experimenting and Teaching), which prevailed in a top -class competition against three other university projects. With an engaging presentation, the students not only delighted Anne Meier and Lena Pitz, but also convinced the jury and secured the victory of the competition! This research project is representative of the progress and the fusion of technology and medicine at the highest level.

Hamlet as a medical training model

What makes Hamlet so special? It is a groundbreaking training model for neurosurgical interventions developed together with the Trier medical campus. The model uses real patient data and expanded technologies such as 3D printing to create realistic surgical simulations. Together with a dedicated team of surgeons and technicians- headed by the students heads of sports and rehabilitation technology as well as mechanical engineering- this concept is constantly optimized in order to convey the necessary tools for their demanding professions.

In the laboratory for digital product development and production (LDPF), creative projects such as Hamlet are continuously created, which not only breastfeed the scientific curiosity, but also dare to jump into the industrial application. The Trier University of Applied Sciences remains a pioneer in the training of the technical youngsters!