Research and Development
INTERGATOR participates in national and European research projects to advance information systems and AI-driven knowledge work.
The following projects were funded through public programs and carried out within the framework of research initiatives.
Research as Part of Product Development
Collaboration with universities and research institutions is an integral part of INTERGATOR’s product development. As an industry partner in research projects, a practical partner for graduates, and a participant in academic events, a continuous exchange between research and real-world application is established.
The focus is on advancing connectivity, semantic methods, and machine learning technologies, particularly in the area of text analysis. The insights gained are directly incorporated into the ongoing development of INTERGATOR.
Through close collaboration with institutions such as TU Dresden, TU Chemnitz, and HTW Dresden, current scientific approaches are adopted at an early stage and translated into practical solutions. This enables a direct transfer of research into real-world applications.
Project overview
PRO INNO II (BMWi), 2007 - 2008
Topic: Development of a domain-independent, innovative search tool incorporating the semantics of search contexts
Research partner: University of Applied Sciences Dresden (HTW), Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Hartmut Fritzsche Funding program: PRO INNO II (BMWi)
INNO-WATT (BMWi), 2008 - 2009
Topic: Development of a highly scalable and distributed intranet appliance for enterprise-wide information retrieval
Funding program: INNO-WATT (BMWi)
ZIM (BMWi), 2010 - 2011
Topic: Information Access Platform
Funding program: ZIM (BMWi)
EFRE-ESF (SAB), 2015 - 2017
Topic: Semantic-based InfoApp framework (Project page)
Research partner: Technical University of Dresden, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus Meißner
INTERGATOR Patent Search (Forschungszulage / FZulG), seit 2020
Topic: Development of an AI-driven solution to support patent research by combining keyword-based, semantic, and cross-lingual search.
Funding program: Research Allowance Act (FZulG)