Projects

ActGPT – Adaptive robot ConTrol with Generative Pre-trained Transformers

Currently, we are seeing an explosion in AI, primarily led by the advances in reinforcement learning (RL) methods as well as transformer-based neural networks. For example, large language models (LLMs

RIG – Robotics Institute Germany

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_RIC – Frugal Artificial Intelligence in Resource-limited environments

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

HARTU – Work-Piece-Handling - Reusable robot capacities and skills for part handling in manufacturing environments

HARTU (Handling with AI-enhanced Robotic Technologies for flexible ManUfacturing) will provide components for automatic planning and control of gripping, release and contact assembly tasks and propose

M-RoCK – Human-Machine Interaction Modeling for Continuous Improvement of Robot Behavior

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

EXPECT – Exploring the Potential of Pervasive Embedded Brain Reading in Human Robot Collaborations

The main goal of the EXPECT project is the development of an adaptive, self-learning platform for human-robot collaboration that not only enables various types of active interaction, but is also capab

APRIL – Multipurpose robotics for mAniPulation of defoRmable materIaLs in manufacturing processes

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

COROMA – Cognitively enhanced robot for flexible manufacturing of metal and composite parts

The goal of the COROMA project is to develop a cognitively enhanced robot that can execute multiple tasks for the manufacturing of metal and composite parts. COROMA will therefore provide the flexibil