Mobile Robotics

  • Mobile autonomous systems in semi- and unstructured, dynamic environments
  • Environment perception and representation (segmentation)
  • In- and outdoor Navigation, Localization and Mapping
  • Mobile manipulation for intralogistics, assembly and construction

The research group Mobile Robotics focuses on mobile autonomous systems in semi- and unstructured environments. The group deals with problems in environmental mapping and navigation both indoor and outdoor, environmental data acquisition, processing and state estimation under uncertainty, as well as motion planning and motion generation using and further developing methods of machine learning in high-dimensional state spaces i.e. for mobile manipulators.

Currently we apply our mobile robot systems in order picking and assembly by mobile manipulators, on drone systems for environmental mapping and object manipulation as well as mobile robot systems in the outdoor area.

Projects

The IoP is based on the vision to enable a new level of cross-domain collaboration in the production context by providing semantically adequate and contextual data from production, development and usage in real time and adapted granularity.
2019 – 2026
Ongoing