ZEISS stands for one thing above anything else: innovation. That's because in a constantly changing world, society's needs also change. The goal is therefore to develop solutions that offer added value, bring benefits – and go beyond the ordinary. This characteristic has made ZEISS a world-leading technology company over the past 175 years. With its technology for manufacturing semiconductors, the company has not only become the heartbeat of digitalization – it also continues to drive it forward.
As an important part of the global team ZEISS, we shape future markets through groundbreaking innovations and inspiring solutions. Our ambition is to promote an innovation and process-driven approach at ZEISS.
Research and development in figures
6,200
More than 6,200 employees
35
35 research and development sites
11,300
Nearly 11,300 patents filed worldwide
15%
15% of revenues are invested in research and development
Today's challenges – tomorrow's solutions
What determines the world – and how ZEISS responds to it
Challenges shaping our era
It is not only digitalization that is causing the world to change rapidly. Sustainability and health are also shaping our age. ZEISS is proactively addressing these global developments.
Future technologies and applications
Behind every challenge is a path – and a solution. With innovative developments in research fields such as artificial intelligence, advanced materials, automation or optics and photonics, ZEISS empowers people to make the seemingly impossible possible.
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Exploring the living cell
The ZEISS Lattice Lightsheet 7 microscopy solution makes it possible for the first time to observe living cells live and in 3D for hours and even days. This opens up new possibilities, for example for cancer research. In 2022, the developers were awarded the Deutscher Zukunftspreis(German Future Prize).
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