Science
Research and scientific background
Research background
The adaptive map controller was developed through a research collaboration between industry and university. The underlying algorithms are based on work from the Institute of Automation (IAT) at the University of Bremen.
The IAT has been researching the optimization of process engineering plants for many years and has extensive experience working with industrial partners such as RWE, Siemens, Stadtwerke München, Vattenfall, and ArcelorMittal.
University of Bremen
Institute of Automation (IAT)
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai Michels has led the IAT since 2010 and supports the further development of the map controller with control engineering expertise.
From research to practice
BLUE GREEN Systems GmbH brings modern control technology from research into real plant operation.
Research at the University of Bremen
Development of adaptive control concepts for process engineering plants at the IAT.
Founding of BLUE GREEN Systems
Transfer of research results into a market-ready product for the wastewater industry.
First installations
Successful deployments at large wastewater treatment plants in Oldenburg and Bremen.
Continuous development
Close collaboration between industry and university for continuous improvement.
Questions about the technology?
We're happy to explain the scientific foundations of the map controller.