CELSIUZ

The name CELSIUZ stands for a future well-equipped space that provides room for creative work, networking and the initiation of innovative project ideas. Engineers, computer scientists, natural and social scientists will combine their expertise in the field of (critical) supply infrastructures with that of entrepreneurs and representatives of society to develop new solutions.

At the heart of the Co-Creation Lab will be a large simulation and training control station where a wide range of scenarios for future challenges can be modeled and tested on site. Information events, scientific workshops and discussion rounds will be designed and held.

  • What are our goals?
    • a contribution to the reliable and sustainable supply of the population
    • Strengthening the innovative power of small and medium-sized companies in the region
    • Further development of the ideas developed into marketable products and services
    • Informing/training citizens on the topic of digitalization of supply
  • Who is invited to take part?
    • Companies, public bodies and municipalities
    • Municipal and regional supply and disposal companies
    • Institutes and faculties of the five Saxon universities of applied sciences (Zittau/Görlitz, Leipzig, Mittweida, Dresden, Zwickau)
    • Social groups, organizations and interested citizens, students, pupils
  • What can you expect?

    -Co-creation:
    HAW, companies and customers form a team and develop new products and services together

    -Co-innovation:
    Joint use of modern simulation technology and IT in a creative atmosphere leads to continuous optimization of results

    - Design Thinking:
    Workshops for accelerated idea generation

    - Network meetings:
    Expand your network with founders, entrepreneurs, scientists and investors


    - Further training and transfer events: 
    Compact knowledge transfer for the challenges of the future

  • Partner universities in the sub-project

    HTWK Leipzig

    Prof. Jens Jäkel

    Bela Truschenski

     

    University of Applied Sciences Zwickau

    Ambient Assisted Living, mobility and neighborhood concepts, demographic change & urban development, Industry 4.0, energy technology and systems

    Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Tobias Teich

    Susan Bergelt

     

     

    Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences

    Flexible energy systems: Development and automation of energy systems for coupling the heat, electricity and mobility sectors, taking into account renewable energy sources

Ansprechpartner
Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Matthias Kunick
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
02763 Zittau
Schwenninger Weg 1
Building Z VII, Room 120
1st floor
+49 3583 612-4858