Germany

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• Automatic detection of impervious surfaces using AI (opens in a new tab)District Administration Recklinghausen · 2026 · in useIn the context of progressing climate change, a precise and up-to-date overview of impervious surfaces in municipalities is essential. Impervious surfaces (approximately 45% of settlement and transport areas in Germany) reduce rainwater infiltration and contribute to the formation of urban heat…
• Empowering Local Government: A Sovereign and Human-Centric AI Strategy for Inclusive Citizen Services and Administrative Efficiency (opens in a new tab)Stadt Hamm (City of Hamm) · 2026 · in development or not statedThe City of Hamm drives a holistic "People, Processes, Technology" transformation via a structured four-pillar AI architecture: (1) "Tom Hamme", a 24/7 citizen chatbot supporting 100+ native languages including Easy Language for inclusive public services; (2) "IDA", a sovereign, self-hosted…
• From Urban Data to Simulated Decisions: Hamburg's AI-enabled Urban Digital Twin for Real-time Policy Simulation (opens in a new tab)Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg – State Agency for Geoinformation and Surveying · 2026 · pilotHamburg's Digital Twin turns open urban data into evidence for policy decisions. It combines the Urban Data Platform (UDP_HH), Urban Model Platform (UMP), open-source Masterportal and UDP-Agent into an AI-enabled urban digital twin for real-time policy simulation. UDP_HH provides governed…
• A Web App to Support Risk Assessments for Small Businesses (opens in a new tab)Berufsgenossenschaft Energie Textil Elektro Medienerzeugnisse (BG ETEM) · 2025 · in useVery small businesses must comply with occupational health and safety requirements, but they often lack specialised staff, time or technical knowledge to prepare structured risk assessments. BG ETEM’s web app supports micro-enterprises in completing the German “Gefährdungsbeurteilung”, a core…
• AI-Based Virtual Assistant for Faster and Reliable Businesses Support (opens in a new tab)Berufsgenossenschaft Energie Textil Elektro Medienerzeugnisse (BG ETEM) · 2025 · pilotThe statutory accident insurer BG ETEM developed a virtual assistant (MeinAssistent) to support its “Members and Fees” department, which has seen a sharp increase in inquiries from businesses. Around 70 per cent of queries concern recurring issues such as registration or insurance fees, which were…
• BärGPT: An Open-Source AI Assistant for a Sovereign Public Administration (opens in a new tab)Berlin Senate Chancellery · 2025 · in useBärGPT (https://www.baergpt.berlin) is an open-source AI assistant developed for Berlin’s public administration to support everyday work while ensuring digital sovereignty. Built on European technologies and infrastructure, it helps civil servants analyze documents, draft texts, prepare policy…
• German government hotline 115: AI-based chatbot for 24/7 support (opens in a new tab)German Government · 2025 · in useCitizens often need simple, reliable answers about administrative procedures, but public-service information in Germany is distributed across federal, state and municipal responsibilities. The 115 service is intended to make access to administrative information easier, and its chatbot upgrade…
• German Ministry of Research, Technology, and Space provides a popular chatbot to make project funding regulations more accessible (opens in a new tab)German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology, and Space (BMFTR) · 2025 · in useResearch funding regulations are complex and difficult for applicants to interpret, often leading to incomplete applications and high enquiry volumes. The German Ministry of Research, Technology, and Space introduced a digital assistant to improve accessibility of funding information. This use…
• GovRadar – AI-assisted preparation of tender documents in North Rhine-Westphalia (opens in a new tab)Ministry for Home Affairs, Local Government, Building and Digitalisation of North Rhine-Westphalia (MHKBD) · 2025 · in useNorth Rhine-Westphalia has established the first statewide digital standard for tender preparation in a large German federal state. The Ministry for Home Affairs, Local Government, Building and Digitalisation (MHKBD) concluded a framework contract with the Munich-based GovTech company GovRadar…
• HammerHAI - New AI-optimised Supercomputer (opens in a new tab)High-Performance Computing Centre Stuttgart (HLRS) · 2025 · in development or not statedIndustrial and scientific AI adoption depends on more than access to models: organisations need high-performance computing, suitable datasets, open-source tools, technical expertise and support across the full AI lifecycle. HammerHAI addresses this need by establishing Germany’s AI Factory for…