Projects
An overview of the individual SEMECO projects
An overview of the individual SEMECO projects

The cross-sectional projects are the focus and solve fundamental architectural, organizational and technological issues.
Enhancing Trustworthiness and Facilitating Certification through Separation and Modularization
Security Across the Product Lifecycle of Connected Medical Devices – Modular and Automated Management of Regulatory Cybersecurity Risks
Innovation Support Measures to Facilitate Economic and Knowledge Transfer through Qualification and Networking
This project provides a reliable and trustworthy communication platform for use in the clinical environment and in remote monitoring.
The application projects access the core technology according to their specific requirements and transfer the SEMECO concept into practice.
New Data Transmission Technology for CT Scanners
Intelligent Communication Implant
Universal Sensor Platform for Implants
Efficient Resource Management in Hospitals Through Localization
Secure Identification for High-Risk Medications
This type of endoscopy offers adaptive anchoring mechanisms, the ability to take tissue and liquid biopsies and a broadband chemical sensor system for in vivo microbiome mapping.

The Free State of Saxony is funding five regional application projects. These application projects supplement the innovative pool of ideas in the cluster ecosystem. These include:
The aim of the project is to develop various innovative radar systems for medical use
This project aims to help people who have become voiceless to regain their own, natural-sounding voice using non-invasive sensor technology and neural networks.
This project is developing a battery-powered, mobile measuring system that detects problems with blood circulation or serious infections
The aim of the project is to improve patient safety and precision in the irradiation process using a system based on existing and merged patient data.
SmartInfusions develops intelligent medical consumables that enable end-to-end digitization of infusions, dialysis, and ventilation, revolutionizing everyday clinical practice.
Please contact us at semeco.office@tu-dresden.de if you have any questions about the opportunities for cooperation or if you are interested in associating your project with the SEMECO Clusters4Future.
Applications for project association are possible at any time. The submitted applications will be reviewed every six months.