Tech magazine CHIP: "Laptop "Made in Germany": You control this device completely without a mouse or keyboard"

Digital sovereignty begins at the interface. The interface is a geopolitical factor. Global platforms such as Google, Apple, Meta and Amazon have monopolised not only data flows, but also our interaction with the digital world.

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is characterised not only by complex models, but also by a steady shift in computing power.

In recent years, work with generative AI has developed rapidly. Initially, the focus was on chatbots that could answer questions and perform simple tasks. Large language models have improved these applications, but they are primarily reactive.

Germany and Europe have so far missed all the major leaps in digitalization. They are laggards. The price we pay is the loss of digital sovereignty.

At AMERIA AG, we believe that technology should not just keep pace with the future of medicine – it should help define it.

On May 22–23, AMERIA showcased its latest innovations at the Digital Signage Summit Europe (DSSE) at the Hilton Munich Airport, together with partners Sony and Absen – the world’s leading conference for digital signage.

On May 8 and 9, 2025, Baden-Württemberg became the first federal state in Germany to host the event “Virtual Worlds – Experiencing Opportunities in the Metaverse” – a forward-looking congress with an accompanying trade fair dedicated entirely to the potential of the Metaverse.

In a joint press release, Sony and AMERIA present the next generation of the Spatial Reality Display (SRD) – now for the first time combined with AMERIA’s AI-powered Touchfree Interaction Technology.