Robotics Institute Germany, national joint project of robotics research in Germany, coordinated by TU Munich The Robotics Institute Germany is an initiative by the Federal Ministry of Education and Re
FAIRe aims to develop resource-limited AI for embedded systems, cyber-physical systems, and edge devices. The development approach should extend comprehensively from the application layer to the physi
Many industries are transitioning to Industry 4.0 production models by adopting robots in their processes. In parallel, Extended Reality (XR) technologies have reached sufficient maturity to enter the
The current developments in digitalization, AI-based data processing, and powerful hardware lay the groundwork for future embodied AI assistants. These intelligent robots must be versatile, adaptive a
The APRIL project aims at prototyping low cost and agile market-oriented multipurpose, and easy to repurpose, autonomous dexterous robots; which will manipulate, assemble or process different soft and
Deep learning methods are used in many application areas and work very efficiently after a training phase. However, in general no reliable statement can be made about their correctness. In contrast, t
The goal of the German-Korean cooperation project WALL-ET is the development of a social transport robot, which can be used in Industrie 4.0 as well as in retail trade of the future. Through the scien
The TRACTAT project aims to lay the foundation for a smooth and effective Transfer of Control (ToC) between autonomous systems and humans in cyber-physical environments. Autonomous systems, like self-