Cyber-Physical Robotics

Vision

Cyber-physical systems are the active and bidirectional linking of real systems with their digital twin. In the Cyber Physical Robotics (CPRob) research group, we exploit this coupling as an advantage for the automation industry. To this end, we are researching topics such as virtual collaboration and generalized virtualization of robots. To this end, we develop systems based on information models of robotics and design extended information models in order to be able to depict new types of robots, such as soft robots.

Current research priorities

Research in the field of coupling robots and digital twins using virtual reality and information modeling.

 

Research on information models for describing modular robot systems.

Research in the field of automated trajectory generation within robot modules with N robot components.

 

Development of innovative robot technology in the field of modular continuum robots.

Employees

Linus Witucki

Research Associate

Field of research:
Applied robotics in the automation industry

Eric Wagemann

Research Associate

Field of research:
Applied robotics in the automation industry

Jan Rösler

Research Associate

Field of research:
Applied robotics in the automation industry

Xavier Bustamante

Research Associate

Field of research:
Applied robotics in the automation industry

Jakob Pfefferle

Research Associate

Field of research:
Applied robotics in the automation industry

Publications of the research group


2025
2024
2023