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d3web is currently used by a wide range of customers, as companies, gouvernemental and non-commercial organisations. It is applied in different scenarios, e.g. medicine, bio-chemistry, process optimization, technical service, machine diagnostics and much more. Here some example use cases of real world applications.

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Managing Chemical Safety with KnowSEC#

KnowSEC (Managing Knowledge of Substances of Ecological Concern) is a group-wide wiki to manage substance-related work(flows) within a group of the German Federal Environmental Agency (Umweltbundesamt). Here, every substance is represented by a distinct wiki article storing important information. read more

Selecting Assisting Technologies for Handicaped People#

ESAT ("Expertensystem für Assistierende Technologien" in German) is an expert system designed to determine an appropriate set of human-computer interaction devices for handicapped people. In the application scenario a detailed profile of the physical capabilities (e.g., visual or motorical abilities) for a person is entered into the system. read more

Clinical Wiki Environments - Collaborate Guideline Development#

Within the project CliWE (Clinical Wiki Environments), KnowWE is extended by plugins to allow for the collaborative development of Computer-Interpretable Guidelines (CIGs). read more

SmartCare - Automated clinical guidelines#

SmartCare is a technology framework for developing and implementing clinical guidelines and executing them with a wide range of medical devices. read more

WiM-Vent - Knowledge- and model-based therapy control in medicine#

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Continuous Medical Cataract Knowledge#

The WISSKONT project considers the creation of an intelligent information system in the medical domain of cataract surgery. The system is currently under development and it will support the ophtalmologist during the treatment process before, in-between, and after the cataract surgery. read more