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Dr. Elisabeth Zudor, Director's Adviser, and Head of the EU Projects Group at the Engineering and Management Intelligence Research Laboratory of HUN-REN SZTAKI, received the award during the institute’s assembly held on June 17, 2025. The award was presented by Prof. Dr. László Monostori, Director of HUN-REN SZTAKI.

The award was presented by László Monostori, Director of HUN-REN SZTAKI, during the institute’s general assembly held on June 17, 2025. The Rudolf Kálmán Prize is one of the highest professional honors awarded by HUN-REN SZTAKI and recognizes outstanding scientific achievements.

Emma Takács and Mátyás Hajós, researchers at the Research Laboratory on Engineering & Management Intelligence of HUN-REN SZTAKI, are collaborating with the Sustainable Immersive Networking Laboratory (SINLAB) at the University of Oslo within the framework of the Imagine-B5G project.

A 2025-ös Networkshop házigazdája a győri Széchenyi István Egyetem volt, amely több, mint 100 előadás számára biztosított konferencia helyszínt 2025. május 13. és 15. között.

Hitachi Ltd. and the HUN-REN SZTAKI Research Laboratory on Engineering & Management Intelligence are currently engaging in another joint research project, actively focusing on the application of Generative Artificial Intelligence technologies in production environments.

At the end of the 16th month of the CINEA-funded BATTwin project , the consortium held an in-person meeting at the headquarters of Verkor and Schneider Electrics in Grenoble. During the two-day event, the participants presented the results of the

Researchers from HUN-REN SZTAKI took part in the second in-person meeting of the rEUman project, led by Politecnico di Milano, held in the Czech Republic and Poland from March 18-20, 2025.

Researchers of HUN-REN SZTAKI participated in an intensive one-day workshop in Oldenburg on 03rd February 2025, for the CINEA-funded BATTwin project. The meeting was specifically a gathering of the HUN-REN SZTAKI-led working group on the development of process-level digital twins, where the participating researchers discussed the integration of models under development.

The consortium "Demonstration of Digital Twins for a Green Steel Value Chain", or DiGreeS for short, launched on 1 November 2024, aims to promote the sustainable development of the European steel industry by coordinating the joint activities of a total of eleven European partner institutions, mainly through the application of smart manufacturing and digital twin solutions. Several departments of the HUN-REN SZTAKI are involved in the project: cooperation within the institute creates the opportunity to achieve synergy between technological security and innovative solutions.

2024 marks the 40th anniversary of the European Union's science programme: the first EU funding framework specifically for research and development was launched in 1984, and the European Commission is celebrating the occasion with 40 "Success Stories". One of them is the Horizon 2020 project "Actions for Excellence in Smart Cyber-Physical Systems applications through exploitation of Big Data in the context of Production Control and Logistics", EXCELL for short, launched in 2016, in which HUN-REN SZTAKI coordinated institutions from four countries.

Members of the CINEA supported BATTwin project consortium have met for the third time, now in HUN-REN SZTAKI, Budapest on November 7-8th, 2024. As the project is approaching its twelfth months, the partners were talking about the progress carried out since the last live meeting in May, challenges experienced during the active work packages, brainstorming on solutions and discussing upcoming tasks.

A többek közt humanoid robotokkal foglalkozó Yagi az intézet Mérnöki és Üzleti Intelligencia Kutatólaboratóriumában kifejlesztett rajzoló robot iránti érdeklődésből kereste meg a HUN-REN SZTAKI kutatót, hogy az intézetben tartott JST-ERCIM workshop után maga is kipróbálhassa a demonstrációt.