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Containerterminal in Bremen mit Maersk-Containern und Unifeeder-Schiffen zur Veranschaulichung des Logistik-Wissenstransfers im Forschungsverbund LogDynamics.
Bremen Research Cluster for Dynamics in Logistics

Transfer and cooperation: Research meets business and logistics

LogDynamics is much more than just theory. Since 2006, we have been making an important contribution to regional development as one of the central transfer hubs in the state of Bremen. Our goal is direct technology transfer in Bremen's logistics sector, so that new ideas reach where they are needed: in companies.

In projects such as the Mittelstand-Digital Center Bremen-Oldenburg or our SmartPort activities, we demonstrate how digitalization is changing the port industry and logistics chains. We systematically identify transfer potential and test new processes in order to build a stable bridge between the laboratory and practical application.

Our principles for research transfer in logistics

The success of our research collaborations with industry is based on clear values:

Communicate

Research findings should be disseminated throughout society, politics, and business, and challenges from society, politics, and business should be translated into research questions.

Mediate

Research findings should be made available to industry and society.

Advise

Research findings should be made available for use in decision-making processes and used to develop new research topics.

Apply

Potential from research is to be developed jointly with partners.

Founding

Research findings should be used to generate new ideas as entrepreneurs.

Exploit

Research results should be protected by patents.

Projects for small and medium-sized enterprises: Digitalization and innovation

Cooperation between research, business, and logistics is our focus. Together with the Mittelstand-Digital Zentrum Bremen-Oldenburg, we develop offerings that specifically support SMEs in the region. We help introduce new digital methods and securely anchor innovations in operations.

Current research projects and collaborations

In the transfer projects, LogDynamics partners work together with a variety of stakeholders from science, industry, and society. The projects are usually financed by third-party funds and are intended to provide impetus for effective and sustainable change in the respective subject area.

Bremen-Oldenburg Digital Center for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses

Since 2023, the Mittelstand-Digital Center Bremen-Oldenburg has been serving as a regional point of contact for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Northwest metropolitan region, providing support on all issues related to digitalization. The center works together with ...

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Innovation community “Smartport Transfer – Coopetition in the ports of Bremen as an innovation booster on the way to becoming a smart port” (SPorT)

With its Smartport strategy, the state of Bremen is pushing ahead with the digitalization of its ports. An important activity for implementing the Smartport strategy is the innovation community "Smartport Transfer – Koopetition in the Ports of Bremen as an Innovation Booster ...

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Spin-offs and patents: Research becomes business

When excellent research is turned into marketable products, the transfer is perfect. LogDynamics is a springboard for research and development in the economy. Through targeted support, we transform scientific findings into patents and successful start-ups. This strengthens Germany as a logistics location and creates future-proof jobs in the region.

Founded in 2017, cellumation develops pioneering modular intralogistics solutions for automated material flow in the smallest of spaces. The principle is as simple as it is efficient: a hexagonal module – the cell – is brought to life by intelligent control software. Thanks to this plug-and-play architecture, the cells can be combined into highly flexible layouts to handle complex sorting and conveying tasks and move a wide variety of goods without any changeover times. Our vision: In the future, every package shipped worldwide will pass through a cellumation cell. At our innovation hub in Bremen, 70 experts work hand in hand to develop and manufacture this future of flexible conveyor technology.

Find out more at www.cellumation.com

Former BIBA employees have turned their research findings into innovation with the COALA project: Their business model supports companies in optimizing resources, automating workflows, and expanding the cognitive abilities of their workforce through customized conversational AI solutions.

Learn more at www.coala-ai.de