Graduiertenseminar/ Brown Bag Talks

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Externer Vortrag

From research idea to 70 people startup – How flexible conveyors from Bremen change warehouse automation

von: Dr. Hendrik Thamer  (cellumation GmbH)
Dr. Thamer is an entrepreneur, researcher, designer, and now a CEO of a small enterprise born and raised in Bremen, Cellumation GmbH.  The company develops and builds flexible and intelligent conveyor technology for production & logistics. They reimagine and optimize material flow systems f...
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The fantastic voyage of microrobots towards medical applications

von: Paul Wrede, Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems Stuttgart
The controlled and targeted delivery of pharmaceutical agents and therapies are major challenges in pharmacology and medicine. To date pharmaceutical agents are given systemically undermining their effectiveness and leading to side- and off-target effects. Even though passive targeting by the use of...
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The Uncanny Valley and the X-Axis Problem: A Novel Categorization of Robot Design in the Spectrum from Machine to Human

von: Eva Jahn  (TUM, MIRMI - Munich Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence and FSU, IfKW - Institute for communication science, Jena)
Uncanny Valley, proposed by Japanese robotics expert Masahiro Mori (1970), is a controversial effect related to the design and likeability of robots. According to Mori, as similarity to humans increases, so should the perceived likeability and thus acceptance of robots. However, this is not consiste...
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FAIR Digital Objects – What are the solving and what not

von: Prof. Peter Wittenburg
AbstractThe fragmentation of the global data domain is dramatically increasing being one of the major reasons for the 80% data wrangling we need to do in each data driven project. We are wasting huge amounts of funds due to all the inefficiencies in research and industry and the pressure towards con...
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Externer Vortrag

Introduction: The SPRINT Robotics Collaborative

von: Niels Westendorp
Die SPRINT Robotics Collaborative ist eine von der Industrie getragene Initiative, die die Entwicklung, Verfügbarkeit und Anwendung von Inspektions- und Wartungsrobotern auf der ganzen Welt fördert. SPRINT Robotics ist eine gemeinnützige Organisation und hat sich zu einer international anerkannten ...
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DFKI Vortrag

Interactive Town Hall

von: Kirchner, Frank
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DFKI Vortrag

PhD Talk: Efficient motion planning for mobile manipulation in planetary exploration.

von: Gonzalo J. Paz Delgado  (Universität Malaga/DFKI GmbH)
Space is the main unknown that bounds human understanding and technology progression. Exploring space is difficult, costly and dangerous, hence robotics arise as the most suitable alternative. In particular, planetary exploration vehicles, also called rovers, have become the best option to carry sci...
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DFKI Vortrag

PhD Colloquium Dennis Mronga: Learning Task Constraints for Whole-Body Control of Robotic Systems

von: Dennis Mronga  (Universität Bremen)
Over the past two decades Whole-Body Control (WBC) has become the standard method for controlling robots with redundant degrees of freedom, such as humanoids or mobile manipulators. WBC enables the simultaneous execution of multiple tasks by formulating them as constraints or within the cost functio...
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Kolloquium

PhD Colloquium Marko Jankovic: Characterization and Capture of Space Debris Objects using Domain Ontology and optimal Control

von: Marko Jankovic  (Universität Bremen)
An ever-increasing number of in-orbit objects coupled with inadequate post-mission mitigation activities in certain orbital regions is causing a reaction from the space community more then ever. On one hand, a more sustainable usage of orbital environment is being explored while on the other, method...
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Externer Vortrag

Towards Non-invasive Fish Monitoring in Hard-to-Access Habitats Using Autonomous Underwater Vehicles and Machine Learning

von: Juri Zach  (HAW Hamurg)
Scientific monitoring is one of the key elements in the sustainable management of exploited fish populations. Traditional fisheries monitoring predominantly relies on international coordinated scientific large-scale bottom trawl surveys. Survey catches are used to obtain information on the target fi...

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