Ilmenau University of Technology (Technische Universit? T Ilmenau) is located in Thuringwald, a small town in central Germany, which is called the "green heart" of Germany and surrounded by forests. It is an extremely beautiful and quiet campus university with a long history and academic background of 100 years. Nowadays, MP3, which is widely used in the world, was invented by Karlheinz Brandenburg, a famous professor in our school. There are also service robots and the most sophisticated weighing instruments in the world. At the same time, the beautiful Ilmenau is also called "Goethe University Town", which originated from the great German poet, writer and thinker Goethe who once lingered here. Up to now, there are Goethe Museum and private houses that hunt in the forest all the year round. At the same time, Irmenau is adjacent to the world cultural heritage: Waterburg, where the famous religious reformer Martin Luther translated the New Testament. Ilmenau has many historical, cultural and scientific heritages.