The "BFT" has been developed in cooperation with a leading German manufacturer for industrial sewing machines. It is a freely programmable unser interface for sewing applications, based on JControl technology. The device is used as user interface for various products of the manufacturer.

The japanese enterprise KOITO Industries located in Yokohama uses EIA-709.1 technology from DOMOLOGIC for applications in railway communication systems. In this project the solution has been transfered to Virtex II-Pro FPGAs with Power-PC core and Mind-Linux.

ASK-IT is an international research project sponsored by the European Union (IST-2003-511298). The goals of the project are IP-based tools to support people with decreased mobility (e.g. people who are handicapped, sick, blind etc).

In this project DOMOLOGIC corporates in the development and integration of smart home automation systems (Domotics).

A well-known manufacturer of interface products for LON communication systems has licensed the DOMOLOGIC EIA-709.1 technology. Based on this PCI and PC/104 interface boards for EIA-709.1 network systems and USB adapters have been developed.

The JControl/PLAnalyzer (Power-Line-Analyzer) is a distributed measurement system to analyze the quality of Power-Line communication networks. It was developed in co-operation with Miele & Cie. GmbH. and provides a comfortable graphical user interface. All software was completely implemented in JAVA using the JControl technology.

Development of hard- and software for a touch-screen based control terminal with video image storage for Siedle & Söhne, Stiftung & Co.

At EXPO2000, DOMOLOGIC presented in cooperation with the Gifhorner Wohnungsbaugenossenschaft and the Department E.I.S of the TU Brauschweig, the Smart Home. It is installed in a housing estate for senior people in Gifhorn and provides a basis for safer living.

The goal of the EU-sponsored research project HOME-AOM (TAP-DE-3003) was to develop a multi-modal system, facilitating remote control of a variety of household appliances by speech, gestures, touch-sensitive displays (touch screen) and telephone.