Fraunhofer Institute for Communication, Information Processing and Ergonomics, Research institute in Wachtberg, Germany
The Fraunhofer Institute for Communication, Information Processing and Ergonomics is a research facility in Wachtberg focused on wireless communications, information security, and signal processing technologies. The institute operates across multiple technological domains with an additional office located in Bonn-Bad Godesberg.
The institute was founded in 1955 and became a central research facility within the Fraunhofer Society. It has contributed to technological advancements in Germany since the post-war period and has continuously evolved within its specialized fields.
The institute works closely with universities and companies, creating spaces for knowledge sharing through regular exchange programs and joint projects. Visitors experience a workplace where collaboration between researchers and industry partners shapes the daily rhythm of activity.
The facility is located at Fraunhoferstraße 20 in Wachtberg and offers research services to various partners. Visitors should arrange access in advance, as not all areas are open to the public and certain areas may require special permissions.
The institute participates in NATO's Locked Shields exercise, where international experts simulate and defend against cyberattacks on critical infrastructure systems. These regular training scenarios demonstrate how researchers apply their expertise in realistic security situations.
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