Research projects

 

 

In the following, you will find current and completed research projects of our Department. Detailed information to the projectes can be found on the pages of the respective project.

Process mapping through machine learning

The goal of the project is to create a digital process map using machine learning. The focus is on the analysis of food processes for the prediction of critical states with respect to process and quality parameters. Critical states will be predicted using a fermented and shelf stable food product as an example. Further information can be found here.

AI & Data Science Certificate Hohenheim (AIDAHO)

This project aims to establish an interdisciplinary, study-accompanying qualification program to promote the AI competencies of students from all three Hohenheim faculties - Agricultural Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Economic and Social Sciences. The Department of Food Informatics participates in this BMBF founded project mainly with the conception and initialization of a learning platform for automated assessment of students' programming submissions. Further information can be found here.

The intelligent, digitized Food Supply Chain (2022-2023)

This project focuses on the development of the smart food supply chain. Novel sensors support the data collection. Current trends in machine learning on the edge (EdgeML), i.e. data analysis directly at the point of origin, enable real-time analysis and predictive detection of critical conditions. The primary objective is to study the integration of different technologies in the food supply chain: smart sensors for data generation, blockchain technology for data storage and traceability, and EdgeML technology for real-time food analytics. Further information are available here.