21.09.2023
We were part of the Spätschicht 2023
On Friday, September 15, 2023 it was time again. As part of the SPÄTSCHICHT, more than 100 companies in Chemnitz, Erzgebirge, Central Saxony and Zwickau offered numerous insights into their companies and a wide range of professions.
We were also on board again with a lot of commitment. All four runs from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., each lasting one hour, were fully booked after a short time. At several stations, interested parties were able to find out about the technical content we deal with at FDTech, about our training opportunities as well as about our company culture and values that we live together.
A quiz with questions about the stations gave the participants small giveaways at the end. The visit to our company was rounded off with a ride in the paternoster. The paternoster only runs on certain occasions and was therefore another highlight for our guests.
09.03.2026
Reactive Image Processing: How FDTech Is Bringing Autonomous Driving AI to Industrial Quality Control
FDTech is thrilled to announce its participation in the new research project "Reaktive Bildverarbeitung". Together with our partners Kraham Maschinenbau GmbH, Autodeltass, and Fraunhofer IWU we are working on an innovative solution to enhance industrial quality control through intelligent, adaptive image processing systems.
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17.02.2026
Autonomous systems beyond the road: FDTech joins the SmartCargoDrone research project
FDTech is proud to announce our participation in the research project SmartCargoDrone (Entwicklung einer autark agierenden Multicopter-Lastendrohne).
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29.01.2026
Driving Automated Mobility Forward: FDTech Welcomes Wirtschaftsförderung Sachsen for Strategic Exchange
We were pleased to welcome representatives of Wirtschaftsförderung Sachsen GmbH earlier this week to our FDTech headquarters in Chemnitz. The meeting originated from our encounter at the Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie (BMWE) Regional Policy Annual Conference, where concepts such as the PIX Moving RoboBus and RoboShop were first discussed.
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