The joy of innovation and creativity, cooperation and the exchange of ideas - these are the values that employees work by on campus. Many dynamic teams operate here in a network of agile companies and institutes. Despite all the technological diversity, they have one thing in common: the Tridelta Campus Spirit. This is based on sustainable company development with stable medium-sized ownership structures. Many joint success stories are being written here: in product development and manufacturing, together with industry-related service providers and research institutes, and in close cooperation with the electronics and optics cluster in Jena.

Complex innovations, short development cycles, continuous process development, new production methods - for the product area of sensor technology based on technical ceramics, this campus is unique worldwide. Outstanding, for example, are the glass-ceramic sensors with which the position of objects can be determined with nanometre precision. They are used in UV technology. At the Tridelta Campus, one is certain: this will revolutionise the electronics industry. Whether microchips in cars or trains, smartphones or tablets, coffee machines or lawnmowers, increasingly autonomous systems need more computing power in the chips. And the higher the precision in the components, the more information processing is possible.

Not only engineers are in demand for these exciting development tasks, but also special professions at the interface between development and production, such as microtechnologists and electronics technicians for devices and systems. These are trained here on campus and are extremely demanding due to the interdisciplinary skills in physics, mathematics and computer science. The increasing demand for sensor and electronic solutions as well as the development of ever new applications open up unique career opportunities for the next decades here at the Hermsdorf location. The Tridelta Campus is thus positioning itself as a European centre for advanced ceramics in a globally networked world.