When we founded the HUMDA Lab, we wanted to create a research institute that would translate scientific value creation into tangible results that would be accessible to a wider audience. Reference projects have therefore played an important role in building up our project portfolio, which in the form of car racing can quickly show and make it possible for anyone to compare where our individual research results stand on a global scale, thus providing us with rapid feedback and identifying areas for further development.
However, we must not forget the importance of scientific publications and the scientific-academic network, as these communities form an important nucleus for ongoing research activities and innovations that will benefit society in the future. That is why our colleagues also periodically publish their results in the form of scientific publications and discuss them with the academic network.