Steinbeis Transfer Center Digital Workspace
Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 10
72160 Horb
Germany
72160 Horb
Germany
- Phone: +49 176 70076261
Website: www.digital-workspace.eu
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Management:
- Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tim Jansen
Services
- Support with queries regarding Extended Reality (xR): Augmented, Mixed and Virtual Reality (hardware and software, solution providers)
- Seminars, workshops and individual consultancy
- Technical visualisations, immersive tours, 360-degree photos/videos, aerial photography, digitisation of objects and buildings using 360-scan or LiDAR, immersion-enhancing applications
- Development of innovative applications, accompanying studies, expert reports and project implementation
- Cybersecurity in XR
- Product presentations, UX studies and visual concepts
- Modelling and data processing (3D modelling, 3D CAD modelling, 3D scans)
Key topics
Practical augmented reality applications in development, production, sales, marketing and training.
Project examples
- Creation of immersive experiences (safety inspections, onboarding, guided tours, exit games, special experiences)
- Virtualisation of an event hall to facilitate customised design options
- Technical implementation of virtual art exhibitions
- xR training (assembly processes, commissioning of equipment/machinery)
- Studies on XR and 3D printing (additive manufacturing)
- Building and property surveys (3D scanning, LiDAR)
- Ergonomic analysis and digital ‘cardboard engineering’ of assembly workstations
- Digital twin
- Adaptation of workstations to facilitate the professional integration of people with disabilities
- Organiser of the XR FACHTAGE and the Cybersecurity Symposium North Black Forest
Media
Steinbeis Transfer Magazine
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Digital twins: the key to agile manufacturing in SMEs (Transfer 3/2025)
Steinbeis project shows what the technology can do for small and medium-sized enterprises
Videos
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3 questions for Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tim Jansen (German version) (2026)
Digital twins enable SMEs to achieve more efficient, flexible and data-driven production. Tim Jansen explains how, through connected machines, digital skills and the use of AR, VR and mixed reality technologies, companies can optimise processes, make more informed decisions and boost acceptance of digital innovations in the long term.