Reach your goal with the expertise of our roadmaps

The standardization roadmap considers obstacles and challenges of a circular economy from a standardization perspective and identifies standardization needs for seven crucial sectors of the German economy.

In Germany and Europe, AI is considered to be one of the key technologies for future competitiveness in every sector. This makes the recommendations in the Artificial Intelligence standardization roadmap even more important with respect to strengthening Germany in international AI competition.

The second, updated version of the standardization roadmap for electrical energy efficiency sets out the most important elements for greater energy efficiency.

The roadmap for direct current in the low-voltage range combines the state of the art with recommendations for action and requirements – and this is only the second version!

The current version of the standardization roadmap for energy storage systems is a strong basis on which to drive forward energy storage technology and support the energy revolution.

The second version of the German standardization roadmap for e-energy/smart grids presents the developments in the field of smart grids and looks at potential next steps.

Artificial intelligence can support the energy ecosystem in terms of flexibility, resilience and security. The DKE Whitepaper AI Energy creates a common foundation for both disciplines.

The Standardization Roadmap for Hydrogen Technologies aims to support the market ramp-up of hydrogen technologies through standards an technical regulation.

The Innovative Working Environment standardization roadmap analyzes the working environments of tomorrow to demonstrate the areas in which their future development can be driven forward by standardization.

This standardization roadmap provides specific recommendations for action in relation to structuring tasks and navigating the working environment in the era of Industry 4.0.

The German standardization roadmap for Electric Mobility 2020 provides an overview of the current status and the need for action in relation to standardization and certification for making further developments in electric mobility.

This guide explains what is needed for competent planning, construction and operation of a charging infrastructure, and provides tips on avoiding hazards or costly bad investments.

The standardization roadmap for smart cities highlights the need for standards and specifications in the technical realm, as well as in the service sector, and serves as a template for European and international standardization work.

IT security is based on secure products and systems. In order to achieve this, the requirements placed on protective frameworks and the various ways of implementing them must be standardized and coordinated across the industry. This objective is reflected in the standardization roadmap for IT security.

The private home is becoming increasingly intelligent – and our daily life is becoming more comfortable, secure and energy-efficient. The “Smart Home & Living Standardization Roadmap” covers six domains that demonstrate the current state of standardization, challenges and solutions. It is born of the participating experts who compile their experiences, ideas and knowledge into joint workshops.

As recent developments have brought with them new problems and demands for AAL (ambient assisted living), this standardization roadmap sets out new requirements and recommendations.

Mobile diagnostic systems comprise a wide range of medical device categories. This standardization roadmap looks at IVDs within the meaning of EU Directive 98/79/EC, as used in point-of-care testing (POCT) or “decentralized analyses”.

This white paper supports the current state of standardization for the networking of medical devices in operating theatres and for connecting such devices to information systems, as well as providing recommendations on what steps to take next in the standardization process.

Common framework conditions such as standards are also of great importance when exchanging goods and services internationally.