Undergraduate and final-year dissertation (m/f/d) Elastic transmission elements in robotic hands

The Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics develops robots that enable people to interact with the environment more efficiently, effectively and safely. The robots are designed to work in environments that are inaccessible or dangerous for humans, but also to support and relieve people at work and in everyday life. What to expect Robotics in the field of humanoid service robots aims to automate dangerous tasks.Various bipedal systems are being developed at the German Aerospace Centre that are intended to approximate their biological counterparts in terms of performance.Integrated legs, arms, hands and upper body are being developed to realise these highly developed systems.The development process includes the design, assembly, commissioning and comprehensive testing of the systems.

Your tasks expanding and commissioning an existing test setup development and integration of new control approaches professional exchange with various departmental groups implementation of your own creative ideas within the project workflow Your profil control engineering: very good knowledge of theory and application sound knowledge of technical mechanics proficiency in MATLAB and Simulink practical experience with the Robot Operating System 2 We look forward to getting to know you!

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Dr. Markus Grebenstein Tel.: +49 8153 28 1064