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Salzburg Research won the silver medal in an international challenge on the topic of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the field of 5G, surpassing more than 900 international teams with their expertise.

The Digital Innovation Hub (DIH) West supports SMEs from Western Austria in their digital transformation through a collaboration of universities, interest groups, and companies from Salzburg, Tyrol, and Vorarlberg. The range of services includes educational offerings, coaching sessions, and joint working groups.

Due to digitalization, many companies are sitting on valuable data sets whose potential often remains untapped. With the IDA Lab, Salzburg’s companies have a research partner for data science and artificial intelligence at their disposal.

The new Josef Ressel Center at the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences is researching how systems can be built to reliably function in conjunction with other systems.

The strength of the joinery Philipp Haas + Söhne lies in its network. Through the digital integration of all planning and production stages, they can produce large orders in a short time – a market advantage that pays off.

The company Meissl from Pfarrwerfen is the market leader in large umbrellas, wind protection solutions, and umbrella bars. Digitalization helps them stay innovative and service-oriented.

For working people, it is often not possible to pick up their medication from the pharmacy after a doctor’s appointment. Therefore, the Tassilo Pharmacy in Mattsee has developed an app for its customers to order medication and pick it up 24/7 from the pharmacy contact-free.

The digital marketplace GetTheLight brings light planning into the digital space: planning with a professional lighting design, searching and ordering for suitable lamps, and booking an installation appointment. With the all-in-one package, GetTheLight is an innovative pioneer in the industry.

mtms Solutions from Eugendorf shows how modern ticketing and accreditation management work today. Where one used to have to manually handle things and produce a lot of waste, “mobile first” is now the order of the day. The key to this is digitization.

The Haltestelle 4.0 in Neumarkt am Wallersee is an innovative digital hub for commuters who want to travel individually but also in an environmentally friendly way. At the same time, sensors generate new data in traffic and mobility for science, business, and planning.