The aim of the research project is to develop a new digital toolbox for patient-specific shoulder implants with adapted geometry and mechanical strength, which are to be manufactured additively (colloquially known as "3D printing").
The HigHRoQ project, funded by the "Stiftung Innovation in der Hochschullehre" foundation, stands for "Hybrid, individual and tangible university teaching in Rosenheim quality".
For timber construction, planning tools for sound and vibration protection in the form of a specialist acoustic model are to be integrated into open BIM platforms.