Welcome to the ITIV
The Institut für Technik der Informationsverarbeitung (ITIV) is one of the seventeen laboratories of the Department of Electrical Engineering & Information Technology of the KIT.
The institute concentrates - in research and teachings - on methods and computer aided tools for the design of electronic systems and microsystems.
The ITIV is managed in collegial responsibility by
Intensive scientific exchange and team building in the picturesque Monbach Valley.
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The circuit design laboratory at the ITIV was also very popular in the current winter semester.
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The “ÖV-LeitmotiF-KI” research project was successfully completed on September 30, 2024 - a milestone for local public transport.
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A step towards international cooperation.
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OPhase 2024 - an unforgettable start to studying with fascinating projects and new friendships.
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Focus on the latest innovations and trends in SoC design in Dresden.
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Lennart Ries, doctoral student of Prof. Eric Sax at the FZI, has successfully defended his dissertation titled „Driving sequence clustering for data-based scenario analysis for the validation of urban automated driving functions“.
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Students use state-of-the-art edge AI technology to solve real-world problems.
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Join our dynamic team as a tutor for the Laboratory for Applied Machine Learning (LAMA).
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On September 13, 2024, KIT welcomed a high-ranking delegation from the Indonesian embassy in Germany.
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From September 7 to 15, Nikola Lukezic, doctoral student of Prof. Eric Sax, visited the Thessaloniki International Fair to present the innovative OTRACE project.
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On 09.09.2024, Tobias Dörr from Prof. Becker's team passed his doctoral examination with the highest distinction of "summa cum laude".
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The doctoral seminar of Prof. Becker's working group took place this year in the "Haus der Kirche" in Bad Herrenalb.
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Tobias Rösch, doctoral student of Prof. Eric Sax, has successfully defended his dissertation entitled “Optimization of the heat supply in thermal management systems of electric city buses”.
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The KIT Chipdesign House is being built on the South Campus for cutting-edge research in chip design.
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