Innovative technical developments create challenges for legal evaluation models and working worlds. Examples of this are autonomous driving, self-learning systems, and so-called "legal tech" applications. The integration of "artificial intelligence" is often discussed in this context. discussed.

The Research Lab for Law and Applied Technologies (ReLLaTe) addresses these questions with a research-based and application-oriented approach.

ReLLaTe is a skill center for law and applied innovative technologies and sees itself as a think tank interested in practical benefits. It is primarily focused on the three main aspects:

• application-oriented research,
• target group-oriented transfer into practice, and
• practice-oriented teaching as a result of research.