Consortium

The RPTU has about 19,000 students, 300 professors and 160 degree prgrams. As a place of top international research and an academic talent factory for business and science, we offer an excellent, cosmopolitan environment for study and research to make important contributions to pressing problems of the present and to a good future. the members of RPTU are committed to good scientific practice as well as to the high responsibility we bear towards society and the people at RPTU.

The Microelectronic Systems Design Research Group (EMS) is part of the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at RPTU. THe research focus of EMS is on embedded systems design, especially application driven design methofologies and efficient hardware architectures. The major research topics are embedded system design methodologies, mobile communication systems, virtual hardware platforms, 3D integration, DRAMs and controllers, PHYs, heterogeneous platforms for HPC applications, reliability, and energy efficiency in embedded systems. The research group is intensely involved in various EU 8e.g. Humane-AI-Net - EU 952026, ALMA - EU 952091), DFG and BMBF projects and has a long record of successful industry projects.

RPTUs role is to contribute especially in providing its key expertise in implementing efficient hardware architectures for ML processing on embedded computing systems. EMS is mainly leading WP2 and building a Hardware exploration framework for energy-efficient ML implementations and is further participating in WPs.