
Technische Universität Chemnitz
Research university with core competencies in materials and smart systems, resource-efficient production and lightweight structures, and human-technology interaction. Strong interdisciplinary approach combining engineering with humanities and social sciences.
267
Patents
486
Inventors
19
Spin-offs
Analysis of our organization's intellectual property assets
Total Patents
267
Recent Patent Publications (2025 & 2026)
12
Top Inventors
Patent Portfolio
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This invention is a device designed to measure the magnetic properties of ring-shaped samples. The device features a primary winding with a specific construction: it has a base and a detachable cover, both consisting of outwardly extending conductor elements. The two parts connect to form a toroidal cavity, where a secondary winding is positioned around the sample for accurate testing.
This patent describes a highly compact micromechanical scanning device that integrates both electromagnetic radiation emitters (like lasers, LEDs, or quantum dots) and detectors (such as photodetectors, quantum dot sensors) onto a movable carrier plate. The plate can be precisely moved in one or more dimensions by piezoelectric actuators for the purpose of scanning, directing, or receiving light. The design enables efficient, high-resolution imaging or measurement while reducing the complexity and size typical in optical systems like microscopes and LIDAR sensors. The entire system can be fabricated using semiconductor manufacturing processes, leading to highly miniaturized and integrated optoelectronic systems.
The invention describes a device for reducing thermal stress and regulating the microclimate inside a protective helmet. This is achieved by integrating at least one capsule arrangement containing phase change material (PCM) into the helmet shell and/or providing a compressed gas line to allow cooling by expanding gas inside the helmet. The patent also covers a protective helmet equipped with this device.
Success Stories
Companies founded based on our organization's technologies
NanoSen GmbH develops and manufactures advanced flexible force sensing solutions based on polymer nanocomposites and proprietary force sensing impedance technology.
Lucky Letter provides a subscription-based, mail-delivered program for children ages 5-9, offering monthly letters, stories, and materials that foster self-confidence, values, and emotional intelligence.
Chemnitz Power Labs GmbH is a specialist provider of advanced testing services and products for power semiconductors, supporting reliability and robustness evaluation.
The TU Chemnitz Technology Transfer team is ready to assist you with licensing inquiries and collaboration opportunities
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