Even today, there are, individually different, sometimes significant disorders of bone and soft tissue healing. These healing disorders have serious consequences for the individual patient (pain, revision surgery, significantly extended treatment times) and represent a significant health economic burden (treatment and, if necessary, pension costs, resource consumption, incapacity for work, etc.). Individual factors play an important role here, but have not yet been sufficiently defined or influenced in routine treatment. The project, which is funded with 8 million euros, deliberately exceeds current research efforts on new materials (smart materials) and intelligent implants (smart implants) in order to develop a self-sufficient fracture care plate for the first time through the combination of material technology, artificial intelligence and medical knowledge, which can generate optimal healing conditions in the fracture zone for patients.